Poster Sessions
Wednesday, 7 May 2025 - 05:15 - 06:45 p.m.
Room: Charleston
Chair: Jean-Yves Pierga, France
PS-01-001: Accounts of circulating tumor cells and ctc clusters with pd-l1 expression in sarcoma patients
Jayant Khandare, India
Abstract
PS-01-002: Improved isolation method to increase the purity of salivary exosomes for biomarker discovery in pancreatic cancer
Silvia Rocchiccioli, Italy
Abstract
PS-01-005: Urine circulating tumor dna analysis in bladder cancer using a targeted ngs panel
Chiara Nicolazzo, Italy
Abstract
PS-01-006: Real-time monitoring of circulating tumor cells in patients with pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. preliminary results of the french multicentric panlipsy study
Thomas Bardol, France
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PS-01-007: Mass cytometric detection of homologous recombination proficiency in circulating tumor cells to predict chemoresistance of metastatic breast cancer patients
Kathrin Niedermayer, Germany
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PS-01-008: Circulating tumor dna sequencing for very early molecular evaluation of response to immune checkpoint blockade in patients with hodgkin lymphoma
Jan-Michel Heger, Germany
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PS-01-009: Smart biosurface® technology for prostate cancer detection and risk stratification through ctc enumeration and biomarker expression profiling
Roberta Carbone, Italy
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PS-01-011: Bladimirplus: a precise, multimodal, urine-based tool for non-invasive prediction of immunotherapy response in bladder cancer
Alvaro Martin De Bernardo Abellan, Spain
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PS-01-012: Advances in liquid biopsy for glioblastoma diagnosis and monitoring through nucleosome epigenetic modifications tracking
Marielle Herzog, Belgium
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PS-01-013: Multimodal analysis of plasma ctdna is an independent prognostic marker of survival in ovarian cancer: the mito 16a/mango ov2 clinical trial experience.
Sergio Marchini, Italy
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PS-01-014: Sarcoma classification by analyzing cell-free dna methylation profiles
Florian Janke, Germany
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PS-01-015: Non-invasive circulating tumor dna analyses for diagnosis and monitoring of treatment response in hodgkin lymphoma.
Emma Tham, Sweden
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PS-01-016: Self-supervised learning and human-in-the-loop methods for detection and differentiation of circulating tumor cells in liquid biopsy data
Hümeyra Husseini-Wüsthoff, Germany
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PS-01-017: Positive pre-debulking ctc status predicts worse surgery outcome in ovarian cancer patients
Annabelle Lobermeyer, Germany
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PS-01-018: Methylation and mutational analysis of circulating tumour dna in non-small cell lung cancer
Therese Grönqvist, Sweden
Abstract
Room: Foxtrott
Chair: Marius Ilié, France
PS-02-001: The survive study – standard surveillance vs. intensified liquid biopsy-based surveillance in early breast cancer survivors
Wolfgang Janni, Germany
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PS-02-002: Automated machine learning for breast cancer methylation biomarker discovery: a data-driven approach to be implemented in liquid biopsy
Ekaterini A. Chatzaki, Greece
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PS-02-003: Lymphovista - a validated platform for genotyping and mrd assessment in different types of lymphoma
Julia Mattlener, Germany
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PS-02-004: The survive heroes study: targeting molecular relapse in breast cancer
Wolfgang Janni, Germany
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PS-02-005: Methylation patterns in cell-free dna for pan-cancer detection
Alvida Qvick, Sweden
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PS-02-006: Developing a methylation-sensitive restriction enzyme-droplet digital pcr assay for the identification and monitoring of non-small cell lung cancer
Pim Rozendal, Netherlands
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PS-02-007: Personalized analysis of circulating tumor dna as a sensitive biomarker in non-hodgkin lymphoma
Raghda R. Ibrahim, Sweden
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PS-02-008: Unraveling metastatic mechanisms: from circulating tumor cell detection to molecular insights
Kyungsoo Kim, Korea
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PS-02-009: Tumor-agnostic detection of circulating tumor dna in patients with advanced pancreatic cancer using targeted dna methylation sequencing and cell-free dna fragmentomics
Oddmund Nordgard, Norway
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PS-02-010: Cell-free dna methylation detection in small plasma volumes using bisulfite-free multiplex digital pcr demonstrated in an early-onset colorectal cancer pilot study
Judith Sum, Germany
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PS-02-011: Liquid biopsy-based detection of bladder cancer using soluble immune checkpoints
Jessica Carlsson, Sweden
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PS-02-012: Libelule: a randomized phase 3 study to evaluate the clinical relevance of early liquid biopsy in patients with suspicious metastatic lung cancer
Aurélie Swalduz, France
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PS-02-013: Detection rate for esr1 mutations is higher in circulating-tumor-cell-derived genomic dna than in paired plasma cell-free dna samples as revealed by ddpcr
Aliki Ntzifa, Greece
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PS-02-014: Harnessing aqueous humor circulating tumor dna for retinoblastoma stratification
Stefanie Volz, Germany
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PS-02-015: Harmonized liquid biopsy precision medicine platform for molecular tumor boards (hilib-mtb)
Eva Dazert, Germany
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PS-02-016: Monitoring response to neoadjuvant therapy using a combination of circulating tumor dna and circulating tumor cells: a prospective study in patients with inflammatory breast cancer
Jennifer Chen, United States
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PS-02-017: Implementation of a novel spectral flow cytometry-based theragnostic test for circulating tumor cells in breast cancer
Stella Autenrieth, Germany
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PS-02-018: Establishing an academic hospital based liquid biopsy platform for mrd testing in breast cancer patients
Mark Basik, Canada
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PS-02-019: Full spectrum isolation technique-based circulating tumor cells and circulating cancer associated fibroblasts analysis to maximize early cancer diagnosis
Hyeongjung Woo, Republic of Korea
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Room: Paso Doble
Chair: Joanna Budna-Tukan, Poland
PS-03-001: Unraveling the epitranscriptomic code: a breakthrough in early cancer detection
Alexandre David, France
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PS-03-002: Cell-free dna methylation profiling for diffuse large b-cell lymphoma subtyping via whole-genome enzymatic methyl sequencing
Daniyar Karabayev, Finland
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PS-03-003: Improved detection of residual disease in solid tumors via combined circulating tumor cell and cell-free dna profiling
Vineet Datta, India
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PS-03-004: Enspyre mrd: a novel enrichment approach for ultra-low variant detection with reduced sequencing requirements
Barnaby Balmforth, United Kingdom
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PS-03-005: Bridging artificial intelligence and liquid biopsy in cancer research: methodological approaches
Brune De Dreuille, Spain
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PS-03-006: Advancing Multi-Cancer Early Detection: High-Performance Cell-Free Rna Profiling With The Flomics Liquid Biopsy Platform
Marc Weber, Spain
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PS-03-007: Dynamic Changes In Bcma Levels: Implications For Assessing Therapeutic Outcomes In Multiple Myeloma
Elisabetta Pingitore, Italy
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PS-03-008: Liquid Biopsy: Measuring Circulating H3K27Me3-Nucleosomes In Lung Cancer Patients Is A Strong Prognostic Biomarker And A Potential Aid In Treatment Selection
Marielle Herzog, Belgium
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PS-03-009: Prognostic Significance Of Early On-Treatment Evolution Of Circulating Tumor Dna In Advanced Er+/Her2- Breast Cancer
Aaron Mamann, France
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PS-03-010: Fragmentomics: An R Package For Integrating Cell-Free Dna Fragment Features With Mutational Status To Support Liquid Biopsy Interpretation
Killian Maudet, France
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PS-03-011: Multi-Omics Approaches For Early Cancer Detection In Serial Liquid Biopsy Samples Of Cancer Predisposition Patients
Benedikt Kirchner, Germany
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PS-03-012: Liquid biopsy analysis of the serum exosomal micro-rna signature in vulvar carcinoma may benefit the diagnosis, prognosis of survival and predict hpv-positivity
Friederike Borchardt, Germany
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PS-03-013: Deciphering the diagnostic potential of non-coding rnas for the detection of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma through liquid biopsies
Hadas Volkov, Israel
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PS-03-014: Ultra-sensitive and multiplex mutation detection of tert and idh mutaionts in glioma patients
Lei Chen, Sweden
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PS-03-015: Flow cytometer-enabled multiplex superrca mutation assay in a single portion of circulating tumor dna (ctdna) sample
Lei Chen, Sweden
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PS-03-016: Comparative analysis of circulating tumor cells in prostatic plexus and peripheral blood of patients undergoing prostatectomy
Simon Joosse, Germany
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PS-03-017: Validation of a cancer early-detection assay on liquid biopsies using dna methylation
Ludovic Boytard, Belgium
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PS-03-018: Experiences gained from real-world clinical testing of cancer patient plasma, using a highly sensitive, personalized circulating tumor dna assay
Christopher Smith, United Kingdom
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PS-03-019: Unveiling the clinical relevance of circulating tumour cells in lung cancer patients
Sofia Fernandes, Portugal
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Thursday, 8 May 2025 - 05:20 - 06:50 p.m.
Room: Charleston
Chair: Simon Heeke, USA
PS-04-001: Monitoring of molecular response during immunotherapy by circulating tumor dna using patient-tailored assays in non-small cell lung cancer
Johanna Svensson, Sweden
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PS-04-002: Evaluation of cost savings associated with liquid biopsy in minimal residual disease-negative stage ii colon cancer patients
Valentino Martelli, Spain
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PS-04-003: Improved tumor-type informed compared to tumor-informed mutation tracking for ctdna detection and microscopic residual disease assessment in epithelial ovarian cancer
Mehdi Ben Sassi, France
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PS-04-004: Dynamic precision medicine: a new paradigm for minimal residual disease
Robert Beckman, United States
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PS-04-005: Circulating tumor cell vitality during and after radiotherapy mirrors treatment response in cancer patients
Harriet Wikman, germany
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PS-04-006: Decoding Minimal Residual Disease In Peritoneal Carcinomatosis From Colorectal Cancer: A Multi-Omic Approach
Valentino Martelli, Spain
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PS-04-007: Early detection of disease relapse in patients with operable breast cancer by circulating tumor dna monitoring.
Kjersti Tjensvoll, Norway
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PS-04-008: Individualized longitudinal tumor-informed ctdna monitoring in advanced cancers using ots-probes dedicated to digital pcr
Satoshi Nishizuka, Japan
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PS-04-009: Minimal invasive detection of circulating biomarkers in pediatric cancer patients undergoing chimeric antigen receptor t-cell therapy
Esther Wahlbrink, Germany
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PS-04-010: Circulating evs in progressive nen g3 patients: potential predictors of resistance to combined immune checkpoint inhibitor/tyrosine kinase inhibitor therapy?
Esther Mettler, Germany
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PS-04-011: Single-cell transcriptome data enable the identification of novel potential circulating tumor cell-specific markers in non-small cell lung cancer
Karen Wiegand, Germany
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PS-04-012: Tracking melanoma: circulating melanoma cells (cmcs) and immune changes during immunotherapy
Claudia Dompe, Poland
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PS-04-014: Customized immunotherapy using liquid biopsy and research data integration for non-small cell lung cancer : the cure project
Catherine Alix-Panabières, France
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PS-04-015: Mapping the surfaceome of circulating colon tumor cells to discover immune evasion mechanisms and therapeutics targets
Doryan Masmoudi, France
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PS-04-016: Soluble immune checkpoint proteins as predictive biomarkers for lymph node metastasis in penile cancer
Sabina Davidsson, Sweden
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PS-04-017: Added value in detecting actionable mutations for matched plasma-based vs. tissue next-generation sequencing in advanced NSCLC: a retrospective analysis
Véronique Hofman, France
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PS-04-018: Stool host transcriptomics enables diagnostic and molecular characterization of colorectal cancer
Keren Bahar Halpern, Israel
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Room: Foxtrott
Chair: Yuval Dor, Israel
PS-05-001: Laser isolation of circulating tumor cells in liquid biopsy
Carlos Molpeceres, Spain
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PS-05-002: Cellsearch and accept: detection of circulating tumor and hybrid cells to improve prognostic accuracy in metastatic colorectal cancer
Michela De Meo, Italy
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PS-05-003: Analysis of circulating cancer-associated fibroblasts and circulating tumor cells in advanced melanoma patients using continuous centrifugal microfluidics technology
Kim-Lea Reese, Germany
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PS-05-004: Optimized library preparation kit and workflow for improving cfdna sequencing sensitivity
Tina Han, USA
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PS-05-005: Malarial protein var2csa improves circulating tumor cell detection from triple-negative breast cancer patients
Deniz Dilay Karayel, Germany
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PS-05-006: Recombinant nucleosomes as promising key reference materials for liquid biopsy next-generation sequencing.
Priscilla Van Den Ackerveken, Belgium
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PS-05-007: A versatile method for circulating cell-free dna methylome profiling by reduced representation bisulfite sequencing
Anxhela Zaka, Belgium
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PS-05-008: Fragmentomics analysis to enhance ctdna based risk stratification in aggressive b-cell lymphoma
Jessica Schneider, Germany
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PS-05-009: A beta pancreatic methylation biosignature for the diagnosis & prediction of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Ekaterini A. Chatzaki, Greece
Abstract
PS-05-010: Characterizing adipocyte cell free dna and its contribution to immune activation
Ekaterini A. Chatzaki, Greece
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PS-05-011: Enrichment and molecular profiling of circulating melanoma cells: an optimized microfluidic-based workflow
Alessandro Francesco Piazza, Italy
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PS-05-012: Alma platform: an agnostic multi-modal liquid biopsy approach for enhanced mrd detection and therapy monitoring across multiple cancer types
Lara Paracchini, italy
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PS-05-013: Ctc-finder® a reagent-based kit to sort, count, and recover culturable circulating tumor cells (ctc) from human whole blood with very high purity, sensitivity and specificity
Clément Auger, France
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PS-05-014: Detection of low-frequency mutations in plasma ctdna: performance assessment of a targeted ngs ivd assay in metastatic breast cancer
Giulia Cursano, Italy
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PS-05-015: Development of a single-cell methylation workflow to understand the biology of circulating cells in early-stage non-small cell lung cancer
Hannah Sheedy, United Kingdom
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PS-05-016: Spatial and temporal tumor heterogeneity representation in liquid biopsies of pediatric precision oncology patients
Samuel Zabel, Germany
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PS-05-017: Development of a preanalytical workflow for liquid biopsy research from urine
Markus Wolf, Germany
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PS-05-018: Cross-platform analysis of multiplex protein assays in serum and plasma of cancer patients
Aoife Gahlawat, Germany
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Room: Paso Doble
Chair: Patrick Brest, France
PS-06-001: Evaluating the complementarity of ngs and dpcr assays for ctdna-based esr1 mutation detection in hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer
Riccardo Adorisio, Italy
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PS-06-002: Millions of parallel reactions enabled by centrifugal microfluidic array technology for high-dynamic-range digital assays in liquid biopsy
Peter Juelg, Germany
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PS-06-003: Enhanced detection of esr1 mutations in breast cancer: validation of the galeas upcr:esr1 kit on multiple commercially available reference standards.
Charlotte Morgan, United Kingdom
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PS-06-004: Genetic profiling of circulating tumor cells from the cerebrospinal fluid of breast cancer patients with leptomeningeal metastasis
André Franken, Germany
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PS-06-005: Liquid biopsy analysis of advanced cancer patients – a real-life perspective of actionable variants
Thomas Kessler, Germany
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PS-06-006: Development and multi-site evaluation of an esr1 liquid biopsy reference material for metastatic breast cancer resistance monitoring
Krystyna Nahlik, USA
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PS-06-007: Comparative value of using an ultra-fast NGS (Oncomine Precision Assay) on site, on matched liquid biopsy testing (LBx) and tissue biopsy testing (TBx) in advanced lung cancer patients. A pilot study from a single center (IHU RespirERA, Nice, France)
Guylène Rignol, France
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PS-06-008: Evaluation of bridge capture technology for mutation profiling in liquid biopsies of metastatic colorectal cancer patients
Jukka Laine, finland
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PS-06-009: Comparison on-site between liquid biopsy pillar biosciences ngs panels and tissue biopsy oncomine precision assay (thermo fisher scientific) in advanced non-small cell lung cancer at diagnosis. a preliminary retrospective study from a single center (ihu r
Caroline Lacoux, France
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PS-06-011: Infrared molecular fingerprinting – a new technological platform for cancer screening and diagnostics
Mihaela Zigman, Germany
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PS-06-012: A single ngs assay for the simultaneous detection of igh translocations, copy number alterations and sequence mutations in circulating multiple myeloma cells (cmmcs)
Federica Sola, Italy
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PS-06-013: Equal-depth sequencing of white blood cells (wbc) and plasma from prostate cancer (pca) liquid biopsies (lbx) and association with clonal hematopoiesis (ch) confounders in clinically relevant genes.
Mehlika Hazar Rethinam, Switzerland
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PS-06-014: To biopsy or not to biopsy: a predictive model for liquid biopsy in advanced pancreatic cancer
Hampig Raphaël Kourié, Lebanon
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PS-06-015: Underweight, underdetected: does cachexia reduce liquid biopsy positivity in cancer?
Hampig Raphaël Kourié, Lebanon
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PS-06-016: Liquid biopsy for monitoring of ras status in metastatic colorectal cancer
Hampig Raphaël Kourié, Lebanon
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PS-06-017: Sample-To-Answer Analysis Of Cell-Free Dna Using Centrifugal Microfluidics And Multiplex Mediator Probe Digital Pcr - A Concept Study
Christoph Stärk, Germany
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PS-06-018: Proteomic And Functional Impact Of Breast Cancer-Derived Cell-Free Dna On Benign Breast Epithelial Cells
Ekaterini A. Chatzaki, Greece
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Room: Salon Riviera
Chair: Guylene Rignol, France
PS-07-002: Liquid Biopsy Of Intact Ctcs Detects Early Changes In Breast Cancer Tumor Biology To Guide Therapeutic Intervention
Triantafyllos (Fyl) Tafas, Connecticut, USA
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PS-07-003: Cfdna Reference Material: Mimicking Human-Like Profiles
Renu Datta, United Kingdom
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PS-07-004: Circulating Tumor Cells Isolation From Prostate Cancer Patients Using A New Microfiltration Device: Pilot Study And Potential Correlation With Psma-Pet Imagining Scan.
Jesus Rolando Delgado Balderas, Mexico
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PS-07-005: Ctdna monitoring in metastatic uveal melanoma patients treated with tebentafusp using mutation-agnostic multiplex ddpcr assays
Shufang RENAULT, France
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PS-07-006: Detection of met exon 14 skipping mutation by maldi-tof based liquid biopsy in non-small cell lung cancer
Bidisha Paul, Germany
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PS-07-007: Low-level variants present a challenge in the clinical interpretation of liquid-biopsy-based comprehensive genomic profiling for patients with solid tumors
Katharina Jonas, Austria
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PS-07-008: Unlocking the full potential of liquid biopsy with advanced cfdna extraction
Jordi Royes, France
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PS-07-009: Transcriptional profiles of circulating tumor cells reflect heterogeneity and molecular subtypes in advanced prostate cancer
Stefan Werner, Germany
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PS-07-010: D-dimers as prognostic markers in melanoma patients under immune checkpoint inhibition - a bicentre study
Tim Zell, Germany
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PS-07-012: Unraveling immune complexity in metastatic colorectal cancer: a step towards the development of circulating immune biomarkers
Elena Benidovskaya, Belgium
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PS-07-013: Presurgery ctdna clearance predicts response to neoadjuvant chemo-immunotherapy in advanced serous ovarian cancer
Paul Van Der Leest, Netherlands
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PS-07-014: Epilunar: epigenomic profiling of liquid biopsy and immunotherapy resistance in non-small cell lung cancer
Angel Díaz-Lagares, Spain
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PS-07-015: Canserv – providing cutting edge cancer research services across europe
Jens K. Habermann, Austria
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PS-07-016: Unveiling the extracellular vesicles potential for the early detection of resistance to immunotherapy in melanoma patients
Cristina Catoni, Italy
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PS-07-017: Pd-1 and pd-l1 gene expression analysis in peripheral blood mononuclear cells in non-small cell lung cancer: association with kras mutation status and patient prognosis
Kleita Michaelidou, Greece
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PS-07-018: Advancing biobanking in europe to foster cancer research
Jens K. Habermann, Austria
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Room: Salon Riviera
Chair: Galatea Kallergi, Greece
PS-08-001: Single-cell rna sequencing in osteosarcoma: applications in diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment
Hampig Raphaël Kourié, Lebanon
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PS-08-002: Combination therapy of pi3k and egfr inhibitors in patient-derived gastroesophageal circulating tumour cell models
Jacqueline Holliday, Australia
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PS-08-003: Clinical impact of pd-l1, junb, and cxcr4 expression in circulating tumor cells and extracellular vesicles derived from triple negative breast cancer patients
Galatea Kallergi, Greece
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PS-08-004: Tracking clonal evolution in large b-cell lymphoma using ctdna sequencing
Julia Katharina Schleifenbaum, Germany
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PS-08-005: Repurposing artesunate for targeting cancer cells and circulating tumor cells (ctcs)
Galatea Kallergi, Greece
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PS-08-006: Assessment of trop2 and pdl1 expression on circulating tumor cells (ctcs) of patients with triple negative breast cancer
Sofia Agelaki, Greece
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PS-08-007: Functional characterization of pi3k c2 domain mutations detected in breast cancer circulating tumor cells and metastatic cells
Manfred Jücker, Germany
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PS-08-009: Serial Circulating Tumor Dna (Ctdna) Assessment To Predict Treatment Response And Identify Genomic Evolution In Patients With Metastatic Breast Cancer (Mbc)
Mehlika Hazar Rethinam, Switzerland
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PS-08-010: Binding Of Extracellular Vesicles To Stretched Von Willebrand Factor Promotes Thrombosis
Yuanyuan Wang, Germany
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PS-08-011: A drug repurposing screen identified efficacious topoisomerase 2 (top2) inhibitors against mutant kras-driven colon cancer metastasis
Jit Kong Cheong, Singapore
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PS-08-012: Studying metastasis and immune-related mechanisms of oregano, graviola and cinnamon nanosuspensions against non-small cell lung carcinoma
Yamixa Delgado, Puerto Rico
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PS-08-013: High-Affinity Bcma-Targeting Peptides: Innovations In Therapeutic Strategies For Hematological Malignancies
Khushboo Fatima, Italy
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PS-08-014: Simsen personal – a personalized, tumor-guided sequencing platform for ultrasensitive ctdna detection in clinical trials
Niki Rostamzadeh, Sweden
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PS-08-015: Evaluating a tumor-agnostic methylation-based mrd assay in a real-world setting: the lb-clear study
Guy Froyen, Belgium
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PS-08-016: Association of circulating tumor cell dynamics with disease progression in stage i-iv melanoma
Jennifer Chen, United States
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PS-08-017: Whole genome sequencing of cell-free dna from metastatic breast cancer patients: a study of accuracy and response
Alexander Venzel Rudbeck, Denmark
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PS-08-018: Whole exome sequencing of circulating tumor dna to determine treatment response and detect recurrence in gastroesophageal cancer
Mikkel Møller Henriksen, Denmark
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PS-08-019: Malignant alliances: how circulating tumor cells and their extracellular vesicles orchestrate platelet education in the bloodstream
Zahra Eslami-Samarin, France
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General note on the poster sessions
In the above listed poster sessions we have only disclosed the presenting authors. The full details including co-authors can be found in the linked abstracts.