Peripheral immune biomarkers for immune checkpoint inhibition of solid tumours.
Meghali GoswamiNicole J ToneyStephanie C PittsCarolina CeladesJeffrey SchlomRenee N DonahuePublished in: Clinical and translational medicine (2024)
Peripheral immune biomarkers are critical for improved prediction and prognostication of clinical outcomes for patients with solid tumours treated with immune checkpoint inhibition. Candidate peripheral biomarkers, such as cytokines, soluble factors, and immune cells, have potential as biomarkers to guide immunotherapy of solid tumours. Multiple peripheral immune parameters may be integrated to improve prediction and prognostication. The potential of peripheral immune biomarkers to guide immunotherapy of solid tumours requires critical work in biomarker discovery, validation, and standardization.