Figure 1 — The potential of FCRL genes as targets for cancer treatment: insights from bioinformatics and immunology

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The potential of FCRL genes as targets for cancer treatment: insights from bioinformatics and immunology

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Figure 1.mRNA expression profile of FCRL family gene in 33 cancers. Expression of (A) FCRL1, (B) FCRL2, (C) FCRL3, (D) FCRL4, (E) FCRL5, (F) FCRL6, (G) FCRLA, (H) FCRLB mRNA in 33 cancers and normal tissues in unpaired sample analysis. ^∗p < 0.05, ^∗∗p < 0.01, ^∗∗∗p < 0.001.