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PPP2R1A mutations portend improved survival after cancer immunotherapy.
Nature - 1 Aug 2025
Dai Yibo, Knisely Anne, Yano Mitsutake, Dang Minghao, Hinchcliff Emily M, Lee Sanghoon, Welp Annalyn, Chelvanambi Manoj, Lastrapes Matthew, Liu Heng, Yuan Zhe, Wang Chen, Nie Hao, Jean Stephanie, Montaner Luis J, Hou Jiakai, Patel Ami, Patel Shrina, Fellman Bryan, Yuan Ying, Sun Baohua, Pandurengan Renganayaki Krishna, Cuentas Edwin Roger Parra, Celestino Joseph, Liu Yan, Liu Jinsong, Hillman R Tyler, Westin Shannon N, Sood Anil K, Soliman Pamela T, Shafer Aaron, Meyer Larissa A, Gershenson David M, Vining David, Ganeshan Dhakshinamoorthy, Lu Karen, Wargo Jennifer A, Peng Weiyi, Zhang Rugang, Wang Linghua, Jazaeri Amir A
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Immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) therapy is effective against many cancers, although resistance remains a major issue and new strategies are needed to improve clinical outcomes1-5. Here we studied ICB response in a cohort of patients with ovarian clear cell carcinoma-a cancer type that poses considerable clinical challenges and lacks effective therapies6-8. We observed significantly prolonged overall survival and...
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