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ASCO 2026 LBA · GC101 Phase II melanoma trial meets primary endpoint: 4.3 mo PFS (HR=0.43), 42% ORR, zero treatment-related deaths. Read more →
Melanoma & Sarcoma Oncology

Prof. Jun Guo (郭军)

MD, PhD — Vice President, Peking University Cancer Hospital & Institute

ASCO 2026 Milestone: Prof. Guo is the principal investigator of the MIZAR-003 Phase II randomized trial (LBA 9509), which reported a 42% ORR, 4.3-month median PFS (HR 0.43, p=0.0002), and zero treatment-related deaths in a population where 81.8% of patients had acral or mucosal melanoma. Full results →

Clinical Trial Leadership

Prof. Jun Guo is the principal investigator for the MIZAR-003 GC101 TIL therapy Phase II pivotal trial in advanced melanoma — one of the largest randomized TIL therapy studies reported to date, enrolling 98 patients with predominantly acral and mucosal subtypes.

Institution
Peking University Cancer Hospital
Role
Vice President & Professor
Trial
MIZAR-003 (GC101 in Melanoma)
ASCO 2026
LBA 9509 Oral Presentation

Professional Affiliations

  • Vice President, Chinese Society of Clinical Oncology (CSCO)
  • Chairman, CSCO Melanoma Expert Committee
  • Vice President (Asia), Melanoma World Society (MWS)
  • Director, Department of Melanoma and Sarcoma, PKU Cancer Hospital
  • Deputy Director, Key Laboratory of Carcinogenesis and Translational Research, Ministry of Education

Career & Milestones

2026

ASCO 2026 LBA — MIZAR-003 Phase II Results

Presented first results of GC101 TIL therapy in advanced melanoma (LBA 9509). The study met its primary endpoint with 42% ORR, 4.3 mo PFS (HR 0.43, p=0.0002), and zero treatment-related deaths — the largest randomized TIL therapy dataset reported in melanoma.

2024

MIZAR-003 Phase II Trial Initiation

Launched the randomized Phase II trial of GC101 TIL therapy vs investigator's choice chemotherapy in advanced melanoma patients who progressed on anti-PD-1 therapy, enrolling acral, mucosal, and cutaneous subtypes.

Leadership

Role at Peking University Cancer Hospital

As Vice President of PKU Cancer Hospital and head of the Melanoma and Sarcoma Department, Prof. Guo leads the largest and most authoritative melanoma treatment center in Asia.

Research Focus

Prof. Guo's research has focused on improving outcomes for Chinese melanoma patients — a population where acral and mucosal subtypes predominate. His work bridges the gap between Western melanoma research and the distinct clinical reality of Asian patients, where tumor biology, treatment response patterns, and drug access differ substantially from Western populations.

Key insight: Under Prof. Guo's leadership, Peking University Cancer Hospital has treated the largest cohort of melanoma patients in Asia, generating critical real-world data on acral and mucosal melanoma treatment outcomes that are underrepresented in global clinical trials.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Prof. Jun Guo

Who is Prof. Jun Guo?

Prof. Jun Guo (郭军) is Vice President of Peking University Cancer Hospital and a world-renowned melanoma and sarcoma oncologist. He serves as Vice President of CSCO, Chairman of the CSCO Melanoma Expert Committee, and Vice President (Asia) of the Melanoma World Society (MWS).

What is Prof. Guo's role in the GC101 melanoma trial?

Prof. Guo is the lead Principal Investigator of MIZAR-003, the landmark Phase II randomized controlled trial of GC101 TIL therapy in advanced melanoma. The results — 42% ORR, HR 0.43, zero treatment-related deaths — were presented as a Late-Breaking Abstract at ASCO 2026.

What are Prof. Guo's professional affiliations?

Prof. Guo holds leadership positions including: Vice President, CSCO; Chairman, CSCO Melanoma Expert Committee; Vice President (Asia), Melanoma World Society; Chairman, Beijing Cancer Prevention and Treatment Society; and Fellow of the European Academy of Sciences.

How can I be treated by Prof. Guo?

Patients interested in the GC101 melanoma trial can contact CancerPath at clinicaltrials@juncell.com for an eligibility assessment. Prof. Guo leads the trial at Peking University Cancer Hospital in Beijing.

Learn About GC101 for Melanoma

Read the full ASCO 2026 results and understand how TIL therapy may be an option for advanced melanoma patients.

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