Fig 1.
Using 6 inflammation signatures, we clustered cancer types into low, high and mixed inflammatory response.
Fig 2.
The seven chosen cancer types display heterogeneity in hallmark inflammatory response signatures.
Cancer types are displayed in descending order based on the p-values of the correlation of hallmark inflammatory response with the average genetic data for each cancer type.
Table 1.
The seven cancer types and number of individuals whose genetic data were analyzed are displayed in descending order with respect to the correlation with hallmark inflammation.
Fig 3.
Box and whisker distribution of p-values from correlation of individual patient data with hallmark inflammatory response; values divided by cancer stage and sex.
Pancreatic adenocarcinoma correlation of cancer stage with hallmark inflammatory response, p-value of 0.0054. Pancreatic adenocarcinoma correlation of sex with hallmark inflammatory response, p-value of 0.0313.
Fig 4.
Box and whisker distribution of p-values from correlation of individual patient data with hallmark inflammatory response; values divided by vital status.
Cholangiocarcinoma correlation of vital status with hallmark inflammatory response, p-value of 0.0496.
Fig 5.
Box and whisker distribution of p-values from correlation of individual patient data with hallmark inflammatory response; values divided by cancer stage.
Kidney chromophobe correlation of cancer stage with hallmark inflammatory response, p-value of 0.0172.
Fig 6.
Box and whisker distribution of p-values from correlation of individual patient data with hallmark inflammatory response; values divided by vital status.
Uveal melanoma correlation of vital status with hallmark inflammatory response, p-value of 0.0033.