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HER2-low is a dynamic, rather than static definition! – Paolo Tarantino
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Jun 6, 2023, 19:11

HER2-low is a dynamic, rather than static definition! – Paolo Tarantino

Retrospective HER2-low analysis of 512 patients with TNBC presented by Yale Bar. confirms high discordance of HER2-low expression in time, with increasing no. of patients defined HER2-low with increasing no. of biopsies.

HER2-low is a dynamic, rather than static definition!

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HER2-low is a dynamic, rather than static definition! - Paolo Tarantino

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