showed a trendp = .052
High expression of TIM3 and VISTA showed a trend toward lower rates of SD ≥6 months/PR/CR (0 versus 52% in each case; p = .052) as did CD68 (albeit weaker; 0 versus 50%; p = .113) ( Table 4 ).
High expression of TIM3 and VISTA showed a trend toward lower rates of SD ≥6 months/PR/CR (0 versus 52% in each case; p = .052) as did CD68 (albeit weaker; 0 versus 50%; p = .113) ( Table 4 ).
Moreover, patients with gynecological cancers appear to have numerically higher frequencies of certain cancer-immunity markers when compared to other disease types including high expression of LAG3 (25%), GZMB (25%), IDO1 (31.3%), IL10 (43.8%) and OX40 ligand (62.5%) (though this did not reach statistical significance) (Supplemental Table 3).