Figure 2 — Immunobiological signatures and the emerging role of SPP1 in predicting tumor heterogeneity, malignancy, and clinical outcomes in stomach adenocarcinoma

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Immunobiological signatures and the emerging role of SPP1 in predicting tumor heterogeneity, malignancy, and clinical outcomes in stomach adenocarcinoma

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Figure 2.A study of 60 immune-related genes (IRGs) in stomach adenocarcinoma (STAD). (A) Triangle heat map showing correlation analysis of 60 IRGs. (B) Box plot comparing gene expression in normal and tumor groups. ^***p < 0.001; ^**p < 0.01; ^*p < 0.05. (C) Network graph, in which nodes represented IRGs, and node size represented the relationship between genes and survival. The left semicircle of the node represented module_black. The green right semicircle showed low-risk genes, and the purple right semicircle showed high-risk genes. (D) Visualization of the co-expression network, in which the nodes represent genes, and the size of the nodes represented the number of connected genes.