Abstract

Background: Survival outcomes for advanced stage metastatic melanoma patients have significantly improved following treatment with combined CTLA-4 and PD-1 checkpoint inhibitors. Although some patients have demonstrated durable responses to immunotherapy, others derive minimal or no benefit. Phenotyping and characterising the immune cells present within and surrounding the tumour may predict response to immunotherapy and improve our understanding of the mechanisms driving differences in response between patients.

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