Study shows spatial biology needed for predicting immuno-oncology response

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Akoya Biosciences Inc. said an in-depth comparison of immuno-oncology biomarker types determined that multiplex immunofluorescence with spatial characterization significantly outperformed other biomarker testing approaches for predicting patient response to treatments targeting PD-1/PD-L1.

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