
Clinical Insights From the TROPION Lung Studies
Recent studies on Trop2-ADC reveal promising predictive biomarkers for lung cancer treatment, sparking excitement while urging caution for further research.
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Dr. Levy reviews clinical evidence while Dr. Rimm provides biomarker context as they examine retrospective analyses from TROPION Lung studies evaluating TROP2 normalized membrane ratio. Dr. Levy summarizes findings showing that TROP2 NMR distinguished patients who derived greater benefit from TROP2-directed antibody drug conjugates, while no such distinction was observed in chemotherapy control arms. Together, they emphasize that these results suggest a predictive rather than prognostic role for the biomarker. Additional early data from frontline combination studies are discussed, reinforcing the hypothesis that quantitative TROP2 assessment may help identify patients more likely to respond to these therapies. Both experts stress that the findings remain exploratory and derived from small subsets, underscoring the importance of cautious interpretation and the need for prospective confirmation.


































