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            Figure 3. Specific immune landscape in this case compared with public datasets. (A) CIBERSORT immune cell infiltrate analysis showing the absolute
            fraction (%)±SD of different immune cell subsets within pancreatic tumors in the TCGA dataset, and (B) in the PACA-AU dataset, compared with those
            in this case. (C) CIBERSORT immune cell infiltrate analysis showing the absolute fraction (%)±SD of different immune cell subsets within lymph nodes
            in the GSE103787 dataset compared with those in this case. (D-F) Expression levels of different cytotoxic markers in tumors or lymph nodes within the
            TCGA, PACA-AU, or GSE103787 datasets compared with those in this case, based on sequencing data.
            Abbreviations: SD: Standard deviation; TCGA: The cancer genome atlas.

            following previously described procedures.  Furthermore,   3. Discussion
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            we examined the protein expression of GZMB and PRF1
            in the Human Protein Atlas immunohistochemical     Our case demonstrates the feasibility of performing a
            staining databases and found that both GZMB and    PD in a SLE patient who had previously undergone renal
            PRF1 were negative in pancreatic tumor tissues (11/11   transplantation. At present, surgery remains the only
            and  12/12  samples,  respectively).  Representative  images   potentially curative therapeutic strategy available for
            (patient ID: 834) are shown in Figure 4B.          pancreatic cancer,  but its complicated procedure and the
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            Volume 3 Issue 3 (2024)                         4                               doi: 10.36922/gtm.2893
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