
Opinion|Videos|December 22, 2025
Emergence and Evolution of ctDNA Assays for MRD in TNBC
Author(s)Marija Balic, MD
Emergence and Evolution of ctDNA Assays for MRD in TNBC
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Marija Balic, MD, discusses how circulating tumor DNA assays for molecular residual disease detection have evolved in recent years. She details the mechanisms of tumor-informed assays such as Oncodetect, which she used in a subanalysis of the NSABP B-59/GBG-96-GeparDouze trial in triple-negative breast cancer.
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