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Multiplex immunohistochemistry/immunofluorescence (mIHC/IF) for PD-L1 testing in triple-negative breast cancer: a translational assay compared with conventional IHC.

Joe Poh Sheng YeongTira TanZi Long ChowQing ChengBernett LeeAmanda SeetJohnathan Xiande LimJeffrey Chun Tatt LimClara Chong Hui OngAye Aye ThikeSahil SarafBenjamin Yong Cheng TanYong Cheng PohSidney YeeJin LiuElaine LimJabed IqbalRebecca DentPuay Hoon Tan
Published in: Journal of clinical pathology (2020)
mIHC/IF represents a promising tool in the era of cancer immunotherapy, as it can simultaneously detect and quantify PD-L1 labelling with multiple antibody clones, and allow accurate evaluation of tumour and immune cells. Clinicians and pathologists require this information to predict patient response to anti-PD-1/PD-L1 therapy. The adoption of this assay may represent a significant advance in the management of therapeutically challenging cancers. Further analysis and assay harmonisation are essential for translation to a routine diagnostic setting.
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