We also found that the expression level of CD3D (Figure 6A), CD3E (Figure 6B), CD4 (Figure 6C), CD28 (Figure 6D), IL7R (Figure 6E), and LCK (Figure 6F) was statistically different between sepsis and normal groups, indicating their potential role in the development of sepsis. The gene discussed is CD28; the disease is Sepsis.