TME and immune cell infiltration features in risk subgroups
tumour
CANCER PROGRESSION, INFILTRATION, TUMOUR, INFILTRATING, TUMORIGENESIS
The TME is composed of various types of cells, including tumour cells, stromal cells, and infiltrating immune cells. Tumour-infiltrating immune cells in the immunological microenvironment are thought to be closely associated with tumorigenesis and cancer progression, and they are a critical factor influencing the therapeutic and prognostic significance of antitumour therapiesTME and immune cell infiltration features in the risk subgroups. (We analysed the relative amounts of 22 different types of immune infiltrating cells. in two risk subgroups using CIBERSORT to further analyse differences in the TME between the risk subgroups. The composition of immune infiltrating cells in samples of the risk subgroup is shown in Fig. 