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IL33 plays an important role in cancer. However, the role of liver cancer remains unclear. Open-accessed data was obtained from the Cancer Genome Atlas, Xena, and TISCH databases. Different algorithms and R packages are used to perform various analyses. Here, in our comprehensive study on IL33 in HCC, we observed its differential expression across cancers, implicating its role in cancer development. The single-cell analysis highlighted its primary expression in endothelial cells, unveiling correlations within the HCC microenvironment. Also, the expression level of IL33 was correlated with patients survival, emphasizing its potential prognostic value. Biological enrichment analyses revealed associations with stem cell division, angiogenesis, and inflammatory response. IL33's impact on the immune microenvironment showcased correlations with diverse immune cells. Genomic features and drug sensitivity analyses provided insights into IL33's broader implications. In a pan-cancer context, IL33 emerged as a potential tumour-inhibitor, influencing immune-related molecules. This study significantly advances our understanding of IL33 in cancer biology. IL33 exhibited differential expression across cancers, particularly in endothelial cells within the HCC microenvironment. IL33 is correlated with the survival of HCC patients, indicating potential prognostic value and highlighting its broader implications in cancer biology.
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