Stumbled on this research focus today. It has to do with biomarkers, signaling pathways and the identification and measurement of a particular protein that MAY early predict and identify those patients who will or will not respond to current BRAF treatment approaches.
Though not definitive by any means; I sure like the focus of the research.
Another Step. Will speed things up so much if we learn who should expect postitive results from which treatments. Fionally moving in good directions. Did you see the recent NIH review of cases that found a 47% positive response to IL-2 for NRAS melanoma patients? They also tied IL-2 to having a better response when ones LDH was not real high.
Another Step. Will speed things up so much if we learn who should expect postitive results from which treatments. Fionally moving in good directions. Did you see the recent NIH review of cases that found a 47% positive response to IL-2 for NRAS melanoma patients? They also tied IL-2 to having a better response when ones LDH was not real high.
Another Step. Will speed things up so much if we learn who should expect postitive results from which treatments. Fionally moving in good directions. Did you see the recent NIH review of cases that found a 47% positive response to IL-2 for NRAS melanoma patients? They also tied IL-2 to having a better response when ones LDH was not real high.
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