The new alliance between the two organisations will focus on the development of pre-clinical cancer models to enhance the understanding of disease biology, treatment response/resistance and biomarkers as they relate to diagnosis, prognosis and response to drugs, a company statement said.
These models will be based on tumour tissues from cancer patients and are predicted to have better translational relevance than the currently used human cancer cell line models.
"Our collaboration with Piramal Enterprises addresses a critical need in cancer care, which is widely accessible and cost effective personalised medicine for cancer patients," Tata Memorial Centre Director Rajendra Badwe said.
Swati Piramal, Vice Chairperson of Piramal Enterprises said, "We hope that the insights we gain from this alliance will ultimately lead to new treatment options for cancer patients.
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