MTOR and neoplasm: The proteomic analysis allowed the subdivision of CCRCC into three groups: CCRCC1 associated with higher tumor grade and stage and characterized by elevated adaptive immune response, N-linked glycosylation, OXPHOS protein expression and fatty acid metabolism and high frequency of BAP1 mutations and CIMP+ status; CCRCC2 and CCRCC3 were associated with lower tumor grade and stage: tumors in CCRCC2 were associated with tumor immunity, whereas tumors in CCRCC3 with glycolysis, mTOR signaling, and hypoxia and display higher frequency of PBRM1 mutations [181].