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Prognostic and predictive value of PDL1 expression in breast cancer
Renaud Sabatier
, Pascal Finetti
, Emilie Mamessier
, José Adelaide
, Max Chaffanet
, Hamid Raza Ali
, Patrice Viens
,
Carlos Caldas
, Daniel Birnbaum
, François Bertucci
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Breast Cancer
100%
Prognostic Value
100%
Predictive Value
100%
Programmed Cell Death Receptor Ligand 1
100%
Basal-like Tumors
16%
ERBB2
16%
Basal-like Breast Cancer
16%
T Cells
8%
Poor Prognosis
8%
MRNA Expression
8%
Non-associated
8%
Breast Cancer Cell Lines
8%
High-level Expression
8%
Metastasis
8%
Clinical Samples
8%
Normal Breast
8%
Carcinoma
8%
Promising Strategies
8%
Whole Population
8%
DNA Microarray
8%
Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy
8%
Response to Chemotherapy
8%
Cell Toxicity
8%
Tumor Expression
8%
Local Immune Response
8%
Tumor-infiltrating Lymphocytes
8%
Tumor Response
8%
ER-negative
8%
Pathological Complete Response
8%
Aggressive Subtypes
8%
Cytotoxic Immune Response
8%
Specific Survival
8%
Negative PR
8%
Dormant Tumor
8%
Large Tumor Size
8%
Prognosis Feature
8%
Immunology and Microbiology
Cell Death
100%
Death Receptor
100%
Upregulation
41%
Immune Response
16%
Breast Cancer Cell Line
8%
Cytotoxic T Cell
8%
DNA Microarray
8%
Tumor Volume
8%
Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes
8%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Death
100%
Upregulation
41%
Immune Response
16%
Cancer Cell
8%
Cytotoxic T Cell
8%
DNA Microarray
8%
Tumor Volume
8%
Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes
8%
Messenger RNA
8%