Biomarkers consist of 2 separate groups¹

A biomarker—an objectively measured characteristic evaluated as an indicator of normal biological processes, pathogenic processes, or pharmacologic responses to a specific therapeutic intervention—can provide information that is¹:

• Prognostic: informs the patient’s overall cancer outcome, regardless of therapy¹
• Predictive: informs the effect of a therapeutic intervention in a patient¹

Clinically relevant biomarkers have been identified in numerous malignancies^2-5

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