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onclive·May 16·1 min read
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Genomic Disease Burden Markers, PD-L1 Expression Predictive of pOR With Neoadjuvant Gem-iDRS ± Cetrelimab in MIBC

May 16, 2026·read at onclive ↗

A biomarker analysis of SunRISe-4 found that high baseline TMB, GBD, and PD-L1 expression were associated with pathologic overall response to the regimen.

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