Abstract
Postoperative recurrence of liver cancer is the main obstacle to improving the survival rate of patients with liver cancer. We established an mRNA-based model to predict the risk of recurrence after hepatectomy for liver cancer and explored the relationship between immune infiltration and the risk of recurrence after hepatectomy for liver cancer. We performed a series of bioinformatics analyses on the gene expression profiles of patients with liver cancer, and selected 18 mRNAs as biomarkers for predicting the risk of recurrence of liver cancer using a machine learning method. At the same time, we evaluated the immune infiltration of the samples and conducted a joint analysis of the recurrence risk of liver cancer and found that B cell, B cell naive, T cell CD4+ memory resting, and T cell CD4+ were significantly correlated with the risk of postoperative recurrence of liver cancer. These results are helpful for early detection, intervention, and the individualized treatment of patients with liver cancer after surgical resection, and help to reveal the potential mechanism of liver cancer recurrence.
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