IL10 and cancer: Taking the IL-10 family molecules in Figure 2A as an example, the violin plots of different cancer types (such as BRCA, LIHC, etc.)vary: in some cancer types, the expression distribution of tumor tissues is significantly shifted upwards (for instance, the red area in specific cancer types covers a higher expression range), suggesting upregulation of this factor in tumors; while in a few cancer types, the expression distribution of tumor tissues shifts leftward, with an increased proportion of low-expression intervals, indicating possible downregulation.