
Oncotarget
Guiding Therapies for HPV Malignancies: Tumor Burden Surrogates
Aug 14, 2023
Researchers discuss the importance of using peripheral blood biomarkers to guide tailored therapies for advanced and metastatic HPV-associated malignancies, highlighting the significance of liquid biopsies in predicting treatment responses.
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- Assessing tumor burden with liquid biopsies enhances understanding of immunotherapy outcomes in HPV malignancies.
- Peripheral biomarkers like ctDNA and HPV-specific responses inform treatment strategies for HPV-associated malignancies.
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Peripheral Surrogates of Tumor-Burden in HPV-Associated Malignancies
Assessing tumor burden using liquid biopsies can enhance our comprehension of clinical outcomes influenced by immunotherapy for HPV-associated malignancies. Researchers Megaligoswami, Jeffrey Schlom, and René N. Donahue scrutinized studies on peripheral surrogates of tumor burden from peripheral blood, including circulating tumor DNA, extracellular vesicle-derived MRNA, circulating tumor cells, and HPV-specific antibodies. These biomarkers offer insights into treatment responses to chemotherapy, radiation, and inform the application of immunotherapies against locally advanced and metastatic HPV-associated malignancies.
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