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Soluble PD-L1 as an early marker of progressive disease on nivolumab.

Kathleen M MahoneyPetra Ross-MacDonaldLong YuanLinan SongEliseo VerasMegan Wind-RotoloDavid F McDermottFrank Stephen HodiToni K ChoueiriGordon J Freeman
Published in: Journal for immunotherapy of cancer (2022)
Baseline and on-therapy sPD-L1 levels in RCC have the potential to predict progressive disease on PD-1 inhibitor nivolumab. In a hypothesis-generating analysis of tumor gene expression, high baseline sPD-L1 is associated with a tumor metabolic state reflecting potentially targetable processes in both melanoma and RCC. In both trials, we observed associations between change in sPD-L1 on treatment and outcome metrics. sPD-L1 levels may further refine a nivolumab-refractory subtype of RCC within transcriptionally based subtypes of RCC.
Keyphrases
  • renal cell carcinoma
  • gene expression
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  • dna methylation
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  • risk assessment