“…Baseline, week 4 and week 8 MTM/mL values, number of variants tracked per sample, as well as TMB and PD‐L1 are listed in Table S1. Higher ctDNA shed into blood was anticipated in the colorectal and mixed solid tumor disease groups based on previous analyses [16,26]; accordingly, in these groups, 100% and 87.5% of successfully assayed samples, respectively, had detectable baseline ctDNA, compared with the lower shed groups of glioma (50%) and sarcoma (28.6%). The median quantitative measure of baseline ctDNA in detectable samples similarly varied as follows: colorectal (325 MTM/mL), mixed solid tumor (135 MTM/mL), glioma (0.20 MTM/mL), and sarcoma (0 MTM/mL; Fig.…”