High expression of vinculin predicts poor prognosis and distant metastasis and associates with influencing tumor-associated NK cell infiltration and epithelial-mesenchymal transition in gastric cancer

Huafu Li; Chunming Wang; Linxiang Lan; Axel Behrens; Mona Tomaschko; Josue Ruiz; Qiao Su; Guangying Zhao; Cheng Yuan; Xing Xiao; Bo Li; Leping Yan; Wang Wu; Wuguo Li; Junzong Chen; Yulong He; Changhua Zhang

doi:doi:10.18632/aging.202440

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Research Paper Volume 13, Issue 4 pp 5197—5225

High expression of vinculin predicts poor prognosis and distant metastasis and associates with influencing tumor-associated NK cell infiltration and epithelial-mesenchymal transition in gastric cancer

Figure 2. (A) The proportion of immune cell subsets in the EMT group and Non-EMT group. (B) Heat map of different immune cell subsets in EMT group and Non-EMT group. (C) The violin plot of the statistical differences between the tumor cells of different EMT groups. (D) The heat map of the correlation between tumor immune-infiltrating cells of EMT group. (E) Summary of the correlation between tumor immune-infiltrating cells of non-EMT group.