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SC is not so much interested in the data and more interested in what can be done with the data.


The overarching question for NCI is whether pet dogs with spontaneous cancers can serve as close models of human disease in order to evaluate new drugs, immunotherapeutic agents, and combinations for further development for human cancer patients.  Address this question with ICDC:

  • Full genotype and phenotype characterization of the major canine tumors and normal tissues, including tumor mutational burden (TMB) and neoantigens (seen by T cells in the context of canine MHC antigens);
  • Description of the tumor microenvironment (TME), including numbers and types of subsets of immune (and other) cells; and
  • Clinical data from the Comparative Oncology Trials Consortium (COTC) and other canine cancer trials, including images; data from treatment-naïve, post-treatment, and relapse patients; and all other clinical data elements for canines.

SCWG (End user working group) Goals:

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