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. 2020 Aug 7;11:1779. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2020.01779

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Copyright © 2020 Zhang, Shen, Huang, Pan, Jiang, Chen, Zhang, Zhang and Ni.

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Abundance of tumor infiltrating neutrophils in breast cancer. CIBERSORT algorithm analysis was performed based on mRNA expression datasets (GSE6532, GSE9195, GSE16446, GSE17907, GSE19615, GSE20685, GSE20713, GSE21563, GSE31448, GSE42568, GSE48390, and GSE58984). Comparison of breast cancer infiltrating neutrophils with different molecular subtype (A), grade (B), tumor size (C), and lymph nodes metastasis (D); original data based on mass cytometry (141) was extracted and re-analyzed to evaluate the abundance of neutrophil stratified with different tumor size (E), grade (F), and lymph nodes metastasis (G), relative proportion of neutrophils between juxta-tumoral and tumor tissues among different tumor size was also presented (H).