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. 2022 Aug 16;9:943384. doi: 10.3389/fmolb.2022.943384

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Correlation of significant prognostic ephrin genes with tumor-infiltrating immune cells and immune subtypes in HCC using TIMER algorithms. (A) EFNA3; (B) EFNA4; and (C) EFNB1. Tumor purity is shown in the panels on the left. (D–F) The correlation between prognostic ephrin genes (EFNA3, EFNA4, and EFNB1) expression and immune subtypes in HCC using TISIDB. Rho, Spearman’s rank coefficient; Pv, p value; C1, wound healing; C2, IFN-gamma dominant; C3, inflammatory; C4, lymphocyte depleted; C5, immunologically quiet; C6, TGF-b dominant.