This special series on “Predictive Molecular Pathology in Lung Cancer” was edited by Prof. Umberto Malapelle and Prof. Giancarlo Troncone from University of Naples Federico II, Italy. This special series aims to provide an updated overview of the most recent acquisitions and future perspectives.
Editorial on Predictive Molecular Pathology in Lung Cancer
Predictive molecular pathology in non-small cell lung cancer
Review Article on Predictive Molecular Pathology in Lung Cancer
Lung cancer diagnosis
Next-generation technologies in predictive molecular pathology of lung cancers
Multiplexed detection of predictive fusions and splicing variants in RNA from lung cancer tissue samples using a hybridization-based platform: narrative review
Laser capture microdissection in lung cancer: a narrative review
A narrative review of predictive immuno-histo/cyto chemistry in lung cancer: focus on gene fusions and PD-L1 expression
Editorial on Predictive Molecular Pathology in Lung Cancer
Predictive molecular pathology in lung cancer: the oncologist point of view
Disclosure
The series “Predictive Molecular Pathology in Lung Cancer” was commissioned by the editorial office, Journal of Xiangya Medicine without any sponsorship or funding. UM and GT served as the unpaid Guest Editors for the series.