Figure 5D,E indicate that FDX1 was negatively expressed in the CD8+ T cells in ACC, the M0 macrophage cells in KICH, and the monocyte cells in UVM. However, we found it to be positively expressed in the eosinophils in ACC and in the monocytes in KICH. We also clarified elevated FDX1 levels in multi-immune cells, including T cell follicular helpers, monocytes, M0 macrophages, and resting mast cells (Figure 5F). In a study of FDX1 levels and cancer immune dysfunction and exclusion (TIDE), we discovered that FDX1 levels significantly contribute to cancer immune escape (Figure 5G). This evidence concerns the gene CD8A and cancer.