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. 2018 Feb 27;67(5):805–814. doi: 10.1007/s00262-018-2138-8

Table 3.

Prevalence of expression of co-signaling molecules on tumor and tumor-infiltrating immune cells by immune status

Patients Tumor PD-L1 Tumor B7-H3 PD-1 CD8 TILs PD-1 CD4 TILs PD-L1 TIIs
All patients (n = 66) 26% (17%, 37%) 85% (74%, 92%) 80% (69%, 88%) 73% (61%, 82%) 55% (43%, 66%)
Immunocompetent (n = 42) 26% (15%, 41%) 88% (75%, 95%) 81% (67%, 90%) 67% (52%, 79%) 60% (44%, 73%)
Immunosuppressed (n = 24) 21% (9%, 40%) 75% (55%, 88%) 88% (69%, 96%) 83% (64%, 93%) 46% (28%, 65%)
HIV (n = 8) 0% (0%, 37%) 50% (22%, 78%) 100% (64%, 100%) 88% (53%, 98%) 50% (22%, 78%)
Other immunosuppresseda (n = 16) 31% (14%, 56%) 88% (64%, 97%) 81% (57%, 93%) 81% (57%, 93%) 44% (23%, 67%)

Positive expression defined as ≥ 5% expression by tumor cells, tumor-infiltrating CD8 T cells, or tumor-infiltrating immune cells (TII). 95% confidence intervals are in parentheses

aOther immunosuppressed includes 12 organ transplants and 4 of other etiology (CLL, inflammatory bowel disease on immunosuppression)