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Original Research

SLCO4A1 is a Prognosis-Associated Biomarker Involved in Neutrophil-Mediated Immunity in Thyroid Cancer

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Pages 9615-9628 | Published online: 11 Dec 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1 The acquisition process of the target gene. (A) Screening of the consistent genes that co-expressed with VEGFC. (B) Survival difference between the high and low expression of the 38 genes co-expressed with VEGFC. (C) The significant relationship between 11 co-expressed genes and PFS. (D) The differential expression analysis of SLCO4A1 and RNASEH1. (E) The correlation between SLCO4A1 expression and VEGFC expression. (F) The correlation between RNASEH1 expression and VEGFC expression. (G) The expression and survival analyses of SLCO4A1 in thyroid cancer. (H) The correlation between GDSC drug sensitivity and SLCO4A1 mRNA expression.

Figure 1 The acquisition process of the target gene. (A) Screening of the consistent genes that co-expressed with VEGFC. (B) Survival difference between the high and low expression of the 38 genes co-expressed with VEGFC. (C) The significant relationship between 11 co-expressed genes and PFS. (D) The differential expression analysis of SLCO4A1 and RNASEH1. (E) The correlation between SLCO4A1 expression and VEGFC expression. (F) The correlation between RNASEH1 expression and VEGFC expression. (G) The expression and survival analyses of SLCO4A1 in thyroid cancer. (H) The correlation between GDSC drug sensitivity and SLCO4A1 mRNA expression.

Figure 2 Overexpression of SLCO4A1 in thyroid cancer. (A) The gene expression level of SLCO4A1 in multiple types of tumor and normal tissues in TIMER. Red box indicated thyroid cancer. (B) SLCO4A1 gene expression in normal and thyroid cancer via UALCAN database. (C) The localization of SLCO4A1 protein in tumor cells and immunofluorescence staining in the A-431 cell line. (D and E) The protein expression of SLCO4A1 in thyroid cancer and normal tissues. *P <0.05, ***P <0.001.

Figure 2 Overexpression of SLCO4A1 in thyroid cancer. (A) The gene expression level of SLCO4A1 in multiple types of tumor and normal tissues in TIMER. Red box indicated thyroid cancer. (B) SLCO4A1 gene expression in normal and thyroid cancer via UALCAN database. (C) The localization of SLCO4A1 protein in tumor cells and immunofluorescence staining in the A-431 cell line. (D and E) The protein expression of SLCO4A1 in thyroid cancer and normal tissues. *P <0.05, ***P <0.001.

Table 1 Correlation Between SLCO4A1 and Clinical Features in Thyroid Cancer

Figure 3 SLCO4A1 expression at different stages in thyroid cancer. (A) UALCAN. (B) GEPIA.

Figure 3 SLCO4A1 expression at different stages in thyroid cancer. (A) UALCAN. (B) GEPIA.

Table 2 Cox Regression Analysis of the SLCO4A1 Expression and Progression-Free Survival in Thyroid Cancer Patients

Table 3 Multivariate Analysis of the SLCO4A1 Expression and Progression-Free Survival in Thyroid Cancer Patients

Table 4 The Correlation Between SLCO4A1 Expression and Prognosis in Thyroid Cancer Patients with Different Pathological Factors

Table 5 Multivariate Analysis of the SLCO4A1 Expression and Progression-Free Survival in Thyroid Cancer Patients at Stage 1 or Female Patients

Figure 4 The high SLCO4A1 expression predicted poor PFS in thyroid cancer patients at stage 1 and female patients. (A) Stage 1. (B) Female.

Figure 4 The high SLCO4A1 expression predicted poor PFS in thyroid cancer patients at stage 1 and female patients. (A) Stage 1. (B) Female.

Figure 5 Receiver operating characteristic curves. (A) Overall survival. (B) Progression-free survival.

Figure 5 Receiver operating characteristic curves. (A) Overall survival. (B) Progression-free survival.

Figure 6 Screening and enrichment analysis of SLCO4A1 and its co-expressed genes. (A) The volcano plot of the genes co-expressed with SLCO4A1. (B) The 50 positively correlated genes. (C) The 50 negatively correlated genes. (D) Gene ontology enrichment analysis. (E) KEGG pathway enrichment analysis.

Figure 6 Screening and enrichment analysis of SLCO4A1 and its co-expressed genes. (A) The volcano plot of the genes co-expressed with SLCO4A1. (B) The 50 positively correlated genes. (C) The 50 negatively correlated genes. (D) Gene ontology enrichment analysis. (E) KEGG pathway enrichment analysis.

Figure 7 The correlation between SLCO4A1 expression and neutrophil infiltration as well as its gene markers. The correlation between SLCO4A1 and neutrophil through (A) TIMER, and (B) TISIDB. The correlation between SLCO4A1 and neutrophil gene marker CEACAM8 through (C) TIMER, and (E) GEPIA. The correlation between SLCO4A1 and neutrophil gene marker FUT4 through (D) TIMER, and (F) GEPIA.

Figure 7 The correlation between SLCO4A1 expression and neutrophil infiltration as well as its gene markers. The correlation between SLCO4A1 and neutrophil through (A) TIMER, and (B) TISIDB. The correlation between SLCO4A1 and neutrophil gene marker CEACAM8 through (C) TIMER, and (E) GEPIA. The correlation between SLCO4A1 and neutrophil gene marker FUT4 through (D) TIMER, and (F) GEPIA.

Figure 8 The association of SLCO4A1 with immunoregulators in thyroid cancer. (A) CD274. (B) PDCD1LG2. (C) IL2RA.

Figure 8 The association of SLCO4A1 with immunoregulators in thyroid cancer. (A) CD274. (B) PDCD1LG2. (C) IL2RA.