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Table 2 The effects of high CR risk on tumor immune microenvironment

From: Cuproptosis regulatory genes greatly contribute to clinical assessments of hepatocellular carcinoma

Immune cell

Variation trend

Roles in tumor immune response

Final effect on antitumor immune

B cells memory

Increased

Memory B cells are critical for the formation of germinal center and plasma cell

Favorable

T cells CD8

Decreased

CD8 + T cells are the most central anti-tumor effectors for their potent cytotoxic effects

Unfavorable

Macrophages M0

Increased

The polarization of macrophage M1/M2 can determine the direction of anti-tumor immunity

Uncertain

Macrophages M1

Decreased

M1 macrophages contribute to eradicating cancerous cells through mediating cytotoxicity and ADCC pathways

Unfavorable

Macrophages M2

Increased

M2 macrophages can suppress the functions of T cells

Unfavorable

  1. CR cuproptosis-related, ADCC antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity