Biological function and immune infiltration of differential genes in ovarian cancer

Research on the biological functions of differential genes and immune infiltration in ovarian cancer is of great scientific value for in-depth understanding of the mechanism of tumor occurrence and progression, especially in immune escape and immunotherapy. By revealing the role of immune cells in the tumor microenvironment, the regulation of differential genes and their interrelationships, it is expected to provide new strategies for early diagnosis, prognosis evaluation and targeted therapy of ovarian cancer.The purpose of the research on the biological function of differential genes and immune infiltration in ovarian cancer is to reveal the molecular mechanism of ovarian cancer cells and the immune characteristics of the tumor microenvironment, and to provide new theoretical basis and clinical guidance for improving the early diagnosis, prognosis evaluation and targeted therapy of ovarian cancer.