Target candidates: categories, funnel and filters

Of 19,893 proteins assessed, 902 are Target candidates. Filter modes narrow them to 473, 297 and 145.

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These are outputs of screening rules. They are not validated tumor antigens.

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1. Categories

CTA = Cancer Antigens ∩ Reproductive Antigens. Target candidates = Cancer Antigens ∪ Reproductive Antigens: the first three rows.

CategoryProteins
CTA626
Cancer Antigen only245
Reproductive Antigen only31
Other750
Unsafe18,241

2. Catalog funnel

How 19,893 proteins become 902 candidates. Each step removes proteins into the category shown.

StepRemoved intoRemovedRemaining
All proteins assessed19,893
Bulk, cluster, immune, protein or reviewed normal exclusionUnsafe−18,1281,765
Established rare-cell RNA or published normal expression onlyUnsafe−1131,652
Coverage, identity, translation or unresolved patient identityOther:Review−693959
Nested or Unsafe-contained sequenceOther:Sequence−42917
No qualifying expression, target maximum or Disposable capOther:Expression−15902

3. Filter modes

Each mode keeps a subset of the one before. Every mode keeps PRAME, NY-ESO-1, MAGEA4. Categories are the ones after the evidence knobs have tightened each set.

Filter modeKeptCTACancer Antigen onlyReproductive Antigen only
all90262624531
loose473442256
standard29729034
strict14514500

Candidates remaining after each layer, in order:

Filter modeStartOff targetWarningsCurationSetsPapersExclusions
loose902902902881881473473
standard902866866834820297297
strict902839839628394155145

loose

standard

strict

4. Curation layer

Cited literature places some candidates in normal adult tissue that the expression panels do not sample. Each tissue carries a tier from the hazard registry, or a cited proposal where the registry had none.

Curated tierCandidatesTissuesRemoved in
Vital12Adrenal gland, Brain neurons, Eye, Kidney, Lung, Megakaryocytes and platelets, Pancreas, Dorsal root and trigeminal ganglion sensory neurons, Skeletal musclestandard, strict
Protected185Cartilage, Lymph node, Monocytes and macrophages, Nasal respiratory mucosa and its glands, Olfactory epithelium and olfactory sensory neurons, Tongue and oral mucosa, Salivary gland, Skin, Stomach, Eccrine sweat gland, Taste buds and taste receptor cellsstrict
Manageable5Adipose tissue, Lactating breast, Tooth, dental pulp and odontoblasts, Thyroid C cellsno mode
Disposable42Hair follicle, Cutaneous melanocytesnever

Family rules

FamilyCandidatesNormal siteTierSources
Olfactory receptors164Olfactory epithelium and olfactory sensory neuronsProtectedPMID 24800820
Bitter taste receptors8Taste buds and taste receptor cellsProtectedPMID 18003842
Hair keratins and keratin-associated proteins41Hair follicleDisposablePMID 15028290; PMID 14962103; PMID 15144888; PMID 17235325; PMID 15086535; PMID 17301834
Trace-amine receptors2Olfactory epithelium and olfactory sensory neuronsProtected (recorded only)UniProt Q9P1P5; UniProt Q96RI9
Sweet and umami taste receptors1Taste buds and taste receptor cellsProtected (recorded only)
Late cornified envelope proteins2SkinProtected (recorded only)PMID 19169253; PMID 15854049; PMID 26556599

Tiers proposed for tissues the registry did not cover

CompartmentProposed tierConfidenceReferences
Olfactory epithelium and olfactory sensory neuronsProtectedmediumPMID 15023839; PMID 25271633; PMID 29934351
Taste buds and taste receptor cellsProtectedmediumPMID 33545253; PMID 29133390; PMID 21481196
Tooth, dental pulp and odontoblastsManageablemediumPMID 20158529; PMID 38945200; PMID 29573048
Dorsal root and trigeminal ganglion sensory neuronsVitalhighPMID 33491284; PMID 11353730; PMID 19506068
Nasal respiratory mucosa and its glandsProtectedlowPMID 11777241; PMID 39126290; PMID 37449389
Lacrimal glandProtectedmediumPMID 24204119; PMID 34805617; PMID 35753665
Bone, osteoblasts and osteocytesVitalmediumPMID 17550781; PMID 10946902

Single proteins with a confirmed finding in a Vital or Protected tissue

ProteinTierWhereFindingSource
ADAM30VitalbrainHuman: Letronne et al. 2016 (EBioMedicine, PMID 27333034) report from brain transcriptomics that ADAM30 expression is about 50% lower in Alzheimer's disease brains and inversely correlates with amyloid load, which implies measurable ADAM30 mRNA in non-diseasedhttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4972530/ (PMID 27333034)
BECN2VitalbrainHuman: UniProt (A8MW95) curates Beclin 2 as present in fetal and adult brain at protein level, citing He et al. 2013, even though the catalog shows 0.0 TPM off-target.PMID 23954414 (PMC4231430, Fig. 1C); UniProt A8MW95
DEFB106A/BVitallungHuman: PCR on tissue cDNA panels showed DEFB106 expressed in lung, with in situ hybridization showing tissue- and cell-specific expression (Kao et al. 2003). UniProt summarises it as 'expressed specifically in epididymis and lung'.PMID 12600824 (Kao et al. 2003, Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol 29:71); UniProt Q8N104
DEFB118VitalpancreasHuman: UniProt (Q96PH6) states DEFB118 is epididymis-specific at high level but 'also expressed in pancreas', attributing this to PMID 12600824. The abstract of that paper does not mention pancreas, so I could not confirm it in the primary source.UniProt Q96PH6 (https://rest.uniprot.org/uniprotkb/Q96PH6.txt), citing PMID 12600824
GALPVitaleye (cornea, iris, retina, choroid)Alarin, a peptide made from a GALP splice variant lacking exon 3, shows immunoreactivity in human corneal epithelium and endothelium, around iris and retinal blood vessels and in intrinsic choroidal neurons; quantitative RT-PCR confirmed alarin mRNA in human rPMID 23178871 (doi 10.1016/j.exer.2012.11.009)
GALR3Vitaladrenal gland, pancreasThe human cloning paper reports GALR3 mRNA highly expressed in human testis and detectable in adrenal gland and pancreas. Rat data (same era, PMID 9722565 abstract seen in search results only) describe a widely distributed, low-abundance transcript highest in PMID 9832121; rat distribution PMID 9722565
LRRC52Vitalskeletal muscleHuman: UniProt curates LRRC52 tissue specificity as 'mainly expressed in testis and skeletal muscle', citing Yan and Aldrich 2012 (PMID 22547800). The abstract of that paper, which I read, names only testis, so the skeletal muscle statement rests on the UniProPMID 22547800, full text PMC3356614, Fig. 4 and Discussion
MRGPRX1Vitaldorsal root ganglion / trigeminal ganglion (peripheral sensory neurons)Human: qPCR of whole thoracolumbar DRG from 4 donors showed abundant MRGPRX1, and single-cell RT-PCR detected it in about 79% of 85 picked human DRG neurons (about 99% of those co-expressing TRPV1). Cultured human DRG neurons gave calcium responses to the MRGPPMID 31536477 (PMC6824308), Results section 'Human DRG neurons express TGR5 and MrgprX1', Figures 11-12; also PMID 11850
OBP2AVitalnasal mucosa, salivary gland, lachrymal gland, lung, liverHuman OBP2A is a secreted odorant-binding lipocalin. UniProt (Q9NY56) curates it as strongly expressed in nasal structures, salivary and lachrymal glands and lung (PMID 10607840), and expressed in liver (PMID 27827363).PMID 10607840 (DOI 10.1093/hmg/9.2.289) for nasal/salivary/lachrymal/lung; PMID 27827363 (PMC5105165) for liver, weak
PRKACGVitalblood / bone marrowHuman: UniProt P22612 curates germline PRKACG variants (Ile74Met) as the cause of Bleeding disorder, platelet-type, 19 (MIM 616176), a macrothrombocytopenia with platelet dysfunction, citing Manchev et al., Blood 2014. This implies a functional role in the megManchev VT et al., Blood 2014;124(16):2554-63, PMID 25061177, PMCID PMC4199957 (abstract read); UniProt P22612; OMIM 616
SRYVitalbrain (midbrain: substantia nigra, ventral tegmental area)Human: SRY immunoreactivity was detected in adult male (not female) substantia nigra pars compacta within a subpopulation of TH-positive neurons, and in VTA and pars reticulata neurons. In human cell lines SRY knockdown reduced TH, DDC, DBH and MAO-A, so the aPMID 22568433 (PMC3529967), Czech et al., J Neurochem 2012
SULT6B1VitalkidneyHuman: RT-PCR found human SULT6B1 specifically expressed in kidney and testis (mouse and human cloning paper); UniProt curates the same tissue specificity.PMID 19505954; UniProt Q6IMI4
AADACL3ProtectedskinHuman: HPA classes AADACL3 as tissue enhanced in placenta and skin and places it in the 'Skin - Keratinization' expression cluster; a search snippet of the HPA summary also lists sebaceous gland cells as an enriched cell type. No protein data (IHC pending, mashttps://www.proteinatlas.org/ENSG00000188984-AADACL3 (summary page, cell type enrichment) and https://www.proteinatlas.o
ASCL4ProtectedskinHuman: the cloning paper (Jonsson 2004, Genomics 84:859-866, 'Hash4, a novel human achaete-scute homologue found in fetal skin') found Hash4/ASCL4 expression restricted to skin by real-time PCR, about 7-fold higher in fetal than adult skin, so adult skin is poPMID 15475265 (Jonsson et al. 2004, Genomics 84:859-866); UniProt Q6XD76 tissue specificity
BPIFB3Protectedolfactory / nasal epitheliumHuman: UniProt P59826 records BPIFB3 as detected in nasal septal epithelium (Bingle and Craven 2002). RNA-seq of human olfactory epithelium against 16 control tissues found BPI-fold proteins, together with lipocalins, to be the most over-expressed non-receptorPMID 27515280, Additional files 2 and 3 (12864_2016_2960_MOESM2_ESM.xlsx, MOESM3_ESM.xlsx); UniProt P59826
BPIFB6Protectedolfactory epithelium, tongue, minor salivary glandHuman: a 2025 preprint, citing the human olfactory transcriptome study, lists BPIFB6 with BPIFB3 and BPIFB4 among the most tissue-enriched, highly expressed genes in olfactory epithelium. Olender et al. state in their abstract that BPI-fold proteins show the hPMID 27515280, Additional files 2 and 3 (12864_2016_2960_MOESM2_ESM.xlsx, MOESM3_ESM.xlsx)
CCN6Protectedarticular cartilage (joints, spine)Human: biallelic loss-of-function mutations in CCN6 (WISP3) cause progressive pseudorheumatoid dysplasia, a postnatal disorder with onset at about 3 to 8 years and continued cartilage loss, so the gene is needed for cartilage maintenance after birth. The mousePMID 10471507
DEFB104A/BProtectedstomach (gastric antrum); also neutrophils, thyroid, lung, kidneyHuman: UniProt (Q8WTQ1), citing the original hBD-4 paper (PMID 11481241, 'a novel inducible peptide'), records high expression in testis, relatively high levels in gastric antrum, and lower expression in neutrophils, thyroid, lung and kidney. I read the UniProUniProt Q8WTQ1 (https://rest.uniprot.org/uniprotkb/Q8WTQ1.txt), citing Garcia et al. 2001 FASEB J 15:1819, PMID 11481241
DEFB130A/BProtectedblood / tissue macrophagesHuman: Terkawi et al. 2017 (Sci Rep) found DEFB130 among the top three genes upregulated in macrophages phagocytosing Plasmodium falciparum-infected red cells; expression was higher in differentiated macrophages than in monocytes, knockdown increased parasite Terkawi et al. 2017, Sci Rep 7:41772, PMID 28181499, https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5299406
NLRP11Protectedblood / immune systemIn human macrophages NLRP11 binds ASC and NLRP3 and is required for NLRP3 inflammasome assembly; NLRP11 deletion blocks NLRP3 activation and siRNA knockdown in primary human macrophages reduces IL-1beta release (Nat Immunol 2022). The gene is absent in mice.PMID 35624206 (PMC9174058; DOI 10.1038/s41590-022-01220-3)
RTP2Protectedtongue (taste epithelium)Human: UniProt Q5QGT7 curates RTP2 as expressed in circumvallate papillae and testis, citing PMID 16720576.PMID 16720576 (DOI 10.1074/jbc.M513637200), abstract only; UniProt Q5QGT7 and the RTP1 entry for the per-gene contrast
SCGB1C1Protectednasal mucosa (upper airway)Human: a Respiratory Research 2011 study of upper airway tissue reports that secretoglobins including SCGB1C1 (RYD5) are expressed in nasal mucosa and are differentially regulated by inflammatory cytokines.PMID 21385388 / PMC3063214 (DOI 10.1186/1465-9921-12-28)
SCGB1D4Protectedlymph node and other lymphoid tissueHuman: SCGB1D4 (IIS) is reported as expressed in nearly all tissues, strongest in lymph node, tonsil, cultured lymphoblasts and ovary, and is inducible by interferon-gamma in lymphoblast cells (UniProt, citing PMID 15034037; Jackson et al. 2011 review).PMID 15034037 (DOI 10.4049/jimmunol.172.7.4245), abstract; corroborated by PMID 21385388 / PMC3063214
TCHHL1Protectedskin (epidermis)Human: immunohistochemistry with TCHHL1 antibodies shows protein in the basal layer of normal epidermis and in cultured growing keratinocytes, with mRNA detected in normal skin and cultured keratinocytes.PMID 23376073
ZNRF4Protectedblood / innate immune systemZNRF4 is an ER-anchored E3 ubiquitin ligase that degrades RIP2 and negatively regulates NOD2 signalling: Znrf4-knockdown monocytes showed sustained NF-kB activation, and Znrf4-knockdown mice had reduced NOD2-induced tolerance to MDP and cleared Listeria monocyPMID 28656966 (full text PMC5493756)

Read-through loci

21 candidates share exons with two or more other protein-coding genes and are removed in every mode but all: ZNF816-ZNF321P, ENSG00000241690, ENSG00000248235, PRR5-ARHGAP8, EPPIN-WFDC6, ENSG00000249773, ENSG00000255432, ENSG00000255835, ENSG00000256349, ENSG00000256825, ENSG00000258417, ENSG00000258691, ENSG00000266202, ATF7-NPFF, ENSG00000267618, ENSG00000270299, URGCP-MRPS24, ENSG00000273155, ENSG00000274944, ENSG00000279983, ENSG00000284779.

5. Where the known CTAs end up

CTpedia lists 209 genes. They map to 195 catalog proteins, because identical copies are grouped into one protein.

Catalog categoryProteinsKept by looseKept by standardKept by strict
CTA1181119153
Cancer Antigen only1000
Reproductive Antigen only1000
Other4———
Unsafe71———
All1951119153

Why 71 are Unsafe

A protein can have more than one reason.

ReasonProteins
HPA tissue clusters42
Normal bulk36
Established rare normal-cell RNA19
Monaco immune8
DICE immune8
Adult cornea7
HPA immune2
HPA normal protein1

Every known CTA

A mode column shows “kept” or the first filter layer that removes the protein.

ProteinCategoryOff-target TPMTumors above normalCTA papersCurated tierloosestandardstrictUnsafe reasons
ACRBPUnsafe2———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | HPA immune | Monaco immune | DICE immune
ACTL7ACTA1.0913keptkeptkept
ACTL7BCTA0.9273keptkeptkept
ACTL8CTA0.21,2054keptkeptkept
ADAD1CTA0.4692keptkeptpapers
ADAM2CTA0.64214keptkeptkept
ADAM29Unsafe3———Established rare normal-cell RNA
AKAP4CTA0.1773keptkeptkept
BOLLUnsafe3———Established rare normal-cell RNA
BRDTUnsafe5———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Monaco immune
BSPH1Unsafe0———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
CABS1CTA3.093keptkeptsets
CABYRUnsafe3———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Monaco immune
CAGE1CTA1.12133keptkeptkept
CALR3CTA0.5371keptpaperspapers
CATSPER4CTA0.6471keptpaperssets
CATSPERDUnsafe1———HPA tissue clusters
CBLL2CTA1.01783keptkeptkept
CCDC33Unsafe0———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
CCDC42CTA3.0523keptkeptkept
CGB3/5/8Unsafe2———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
CIMAP1ACTA1.6674keptkeptsets
CIMIP4CTA0.271keptpaperspapers
CPXCR1CTA0.0193keptkeptsets
CRISP2Unsafe4———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
CSH2Other2———
CT45A2/8/9CTA0.22533keptkeptkept
CT45A5/6/7Unsafe3———Normal bulk
CT47A1/10/11/12/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9CTA0.9292keptkeptpapers
CT47B1CTA0.0262keptkeptpapers
CT83CTA1.71,1875keptkeptkept
CTAGE1CTA0.291keptpaperspapers
CTAGE6CTA0.8331keptpaperspapers
CTAGE9Unsafe2———HPA tissue clusters
CTCFLUnsafe6———Normal bulk
DAZ1Unsafe2———HPA tissue clusters
DAZ3Other2———
DAZLCTA8.0735keptoff targetoff target
DDX4Unsafe3———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
DDX53Unsafe4———Normal bulk
DKKL1Unsafe4———Adult cornea
DMRT1CTA0.45445keptkeptkept
DMRTB1CTA0.31403keptkeptkept
DMRTC2CTA0.71604keptkeptkept
DNAJB8CTA0.8503keptkeptkept
DPPA2CTA1.25366keptkeptkept
DPPA3CTA4.01702keptkeptoff target
DPPA5CTA0.92062keptkeptpapers
EGFL6Unsafe0———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Adult cornea
EPPINUnsafe3———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Monaco immune
FATE1Unsafe4———HPA tissue clusters
FKBP6CTA2.9353keptkeptkept
FMR1NBCTA0.71845keptkeptkept
FTHL17CTA0.12555keptkeptkept
GAGE1CTA0.78596keptkeptkept
GAGE12C/D/ECTA0.32884keptkeptkept
GAGE12HCTA0.02223keptkeptkept
GAGE12JCTA3.12366keptkeptkept
GAGE13CTA2.06193keptkeptkept
GAGE2ACTA1.18306keptkeptkept
HORMAD1Unsafe6———HPA tissue clusters | DICE immune | Adult cornea | Established rare normal-cell RNA
HORMAD2Unsafe4———Established rare normal-cell RNA
LDHCUnsafe4———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Adult cornea | Established rare normal-cell RNA
LEMD1Unsafe6———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Adult cornea
LIN28BUnsafe6———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
LIPIUnsafe0———HPA tissue clusters | Established rare normal-cell RNA
LUZP4CTA0.01844keptkeptkept
MAELUnsafe4———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
MAGEA1CTA0.01,3947keptkeptexclusions
MAGEA10CTA2.28906keptkeptexclusions
MAGEA11CTA0.11,2536keptkeptexclusions
MAGEA12Unsafe7———Established rare normal-cell RNA
MAGEA2/BCTA0.61,6774keptkeptexclusions
MAGEA3Unsafe8———HPA tissue clusters
MAGEA4CTA0.71,7118keptkeptkept
MAGEA6CTA0.22,1506keptkeptexclusions
MAGEA8CTA1.03084keptkeptexclusions
MAGEA9/BCTA0.21,4414keptkeptexclusions
MAGEB1CTA0.05526keptkeptexclusions
MAGEB10CTA1.9192keptkeptsets
MAGEB16CTA0.01454keptkeptexclusions
MAGEB18CTA0.0162keptkeptpapers
MAGEB2Unsafe7———HPA tissue clusters
MAGEB3CTA0.2473keptkeptsets
MAGEB5Reproductive Antigen only0.010paperspaperssets
MAGEB6Unsafe5———HPA normal protein
MAGEB6BCancer Antigen only0.040paperspaperssets
MAGEC1CTA0.58905keptkeptexclusions
MAGEC2Other6———
MEIOBUnsafe4———HPA tissue clusters
MORC1Unsafe4———Established rare normal-cell RNA
NANOS2CTA1.3403keptkeptkept
NUTM1CTA0.91093keptkeptkept
NY-ESO-1CTA0.39765keptkeptkept
ODF1CTA0.6352keptkeptpapers
ODF4CTA0.5783keptkeptkept
PAGE1CTA0.04644keptkeptkept
PAGE2CTA1.68865keptkeptkept
PAGE2BUnsafe4———HPA tissue clusters
PAGE3CTA0.3481keptpaperspapers
PAGE5Unsafe5———HPA tissue clusters
PASD1CTA0.02425keptkeptkept
PATE1CTA1.2180keptpaperspapers
PATE4Unsafe0———Normal bulk
PHF7Unsafe3———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Monaco immune | DICE immune | Adult cornea
PIWIL1Unsafe4———HPA tissue clusters | Established rare normal-cell RNA
PLAC1Unsafe2———Established rare normal-cell RNA
PRAMECTA3.04,8516disposablekeptkeptkept
PRAMEF18Other0———
PRAMEF20CTA0.1341keptkeptpapers
PRM1CTA5.3341keptoff targetoff target
PRM2CTA4.4252keptkeptoff target
PRM3Unsafe1———Normal bulk
PRSS54CTA1.2263keptkeptsets
PSG1Unsafe0———Normal bulk
PSG11CTA0.9711keptpaperspapers
PSG3CTA1.0601keptpaperspapers
PSG5Unsafe0———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
PSG8CTA0.32031keptpaperspapers
PSG9Unsafe0———HPA tissue clusters
RAD21L1CTA1.2934keptkeptkept
RIMBP3Unsafe3———Normal bulk
ROPN1BUnsafe6———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Adult cornea | Established rare normal-cell RNA
SAGE1CTA0.96385keptkeptkept
SLCO6A1Unsafe4———Established rare normal-cell RNA
SMC1BUnsafe5———Established rare normal-cell RNA
SPACA1CTA0.2624keptkeptkept
SPACA3Unsafe4———Established rare normal-cell RNA
SPAG11ACTA0.3942keptkeptpapers
SPAM1CTA0.423keptkeptsets
SPANXA1/2CTA3.02443keptkeptkept
SPANXB1CTA2.15292keptkeptpapers
SPANXCCTA2.71646keptkeptkept
SPANXDCTA2.61143keptkeptkept
SPANXN1CTA0.2241keptpaperspapers
SPANXN2CTA0.040paperspaperssets
SPANXN3CTA0.8272keptkeptpapers
SPANXN4CTA0.580paperspaperspapers
SPANXN5CTA0.032keptkeptsets
SPATA12Unsafe4———Normal bulk
SPATA16Unsafe3———HPA tissue clusters
SPATA19CTA0.5313keptkeptkept
SPATA22Unsafe4———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
SPATA31A1CTA0.0250paperspaperspapers
SPATA31A3CTA0.061keptpaperspapers
SPATA31A5CTA0.121keptpaperssets
SPATA31A6CTA0.342keptkeptsets
SPATA31A7CTA0.1420paperspaperspapers
SPATA31D3CTA0.020paperspaperssets
SPATA31D4CTA0.021keptpaperssets
SPATA31E1Unsafe3———Normal bulk
SPATA32Unsafe3———DICE immune
SPATA4Unsafe4———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
SPEM1CTA0.6152keptkeptsets
SPMAP2Unsafe4———Established rare normal-cell RNA
SPMIP9CTA0.21463keptkeptkept
SPO11CTA0.1231keptpaperspapers
SSX1CTA1.21,1645keptkeptkept
SSX2/BCTA2.46776keptkeptkept
SSX3CTA1.51135keptkeptkept
SSX4/BCTA0.26872keptkeptpapers
SYCE2Unsafe3———Normal bulk | DICE immune
SYCP1CTA1.91034keptkeptkept
SYCP3Unsafe5———HPA tissue clusters | DICE immune | Established rare normal-cell RNA
TDRD1Unsafe4———Established rare normal-cell RNA
TEKT5Unsafe4———HPA tissue clusters
TENT5DCTA0.133keptkeptsets
TEX101Unsafe4———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | HPA immune | Monaco immune | Established rare normal-cell RNA
TEX13ACTA0.1150paperspaperssets
TEX14Unsafe4———HPA tissue clusters
TEX15Unsafe3———HPA tissue clusters
TEX19CTA1.12714keptkeptkept
TEX35Unsafe3———Normal bulk | Monaco immune
TEX38CTA3.21173keptkeptkept
TEX44CTA0.7242keptkeptpapers
TFDP3CTA0.03314keptkeptkept
TNP2CTA0.5501keptpaperspapers
TPTECTA2.03573keptkeptkept
TRIM64Unsafe0———Monaco immune
TSKSUnsafe2———DICE immune
TSPY1CTA0.01743keptkeptkept
TSPY10/3CTA0.22032keptkeptpapers
TSPY2CTA0.42503keptkeptkept
TSPY4CTA0.22342keptkeptpapers
TSPY8CTA0.0990paperspaperspapers
TSPY9CTA0.251keptpaperssets
TSPYL6Unsafe4———Normal bulk
TULP2Unsafe2———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | DICE immune
UTF1Unsafe4———HPA tissue clusters
XAGE1A/BCTA1.81,8432keptkeptpapers
XAGE2Unsafe0———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters | Established rare normal-cell RNA
XAGE3CTA3.11181keptpaperspapers
XAGE5CTA1.62723keptkeptkept
ZPBPUnsafe3———Normal bulk | HPA tissue clusters
ZPBP2Unsafe4———Normal bulk