Reproducibility of a 12-gene set for predicting outcome and benefit from ACT in early-stage NSCLC patients - Milan 2023

Untangling the molecular footprints in lung cancer diagnosis and treatment

Chair(s): Maria Joana Pereira Catarata, Rainer G. Wiewrodt

Session type: Oral presentation

Reproducibility of a 12-gene set for predicting outcome and benefit from ACT in early-stage NSCLC patients

Rui Reis

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