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. 2022 Sep 27;28(23):5190–5201. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-22-2108

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Figure 1. Identification of B7-H6 as antigen in human gastrointestinal tumor tissues. Colorectal cancer (A and B), gastric cancer (C and D), and pancreatic cancer (E and F) tissues containing at least 1% tumor cells with membranous B7-H6 expression. Representative images of colorectal cancer (B), gastric cancer (D), and pancreatic cancer (F) tissue sections. Cells with membranous B7-H6 staining were quantified manually by a trained pathologist. — Identification of B7-H6 as antigen in human gastrointestinal tumor tissues. A-F, Colorectal cancer (A and B), gastric cancer (C and D), and pancreatic cancer (E and F) tissues containing at least 1% tumor cells with membranous B7-H6 expression. Right, representative images of colorectal cancer (B), gastric cancer (D), and pancreatic cancer (F) tissue sections. Cells with membranous B7-H6 staining were quantified manually by a trained pathologist.