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- who: Philipp Zens from the exhaustion The combination of immune checkpoint blockade and chemotherapy seems to be beneficial especially in patients with low levels of PD-, expressing tumor cells and ongoing trials are reporting positive results of this regimen in patients with resectable lung cancer6, . However, the selection of appropriate patients is currently based only on PD-, expression in tumor tissue prior to medication, which is a suboptimal biomarker. More selective tools or, conceivably, a combination of multiple tumor immunity markers such as tumor mutational burden or , + tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) are needed to predict response to . . .
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