Objective Gene detection and immune microenvironment detection in liver cancer can guideanti-tumor therapy，but there are few studies on gene detection and microenvironment detection in liver cancer. In this study，we reported the results of two cases of hepatic carcinoma，one is hepatocellular carcinoma and the other is intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma，and provided preliminary insightsfor the treatment of hepatic carcinoma in the future. Methods In this study，thetumorspecimensoftwopatientsweretestedby multipleximmunohistochemistry/immunofluorescence techniques and tumor gene sequencing. Both patients were under follow- up observation. Results Both patients were belonged to immune non-response type. The overall results showed that the effect of single drug immunotherapy may not be ideal. Partial gene detection results suggested that immune checkpoint blockade may be effective for both patients . Neither patient received immunotherapy. Conclusion The results of these two patients suggested that the effect of immunotherapy is not satisfactory. But immunotherapy is a promisingtreatment for cancerat present, and combinedimmunotherapy maybe helpful for liver cancer. 

Objective The addition of insulin therapy to transient expression of the transcription factor（pancreatic and duodenal homeobox gene1，PDX-1） may enable islet regeneration in the pancreas of diabetic mice. Methods Diabetes was induced in C57BL/6J mice（BG ＞ 16.7 mmol/L） by streptozotocin intraperitoneal injection（200 mg/kg）. Gene transfer was then performed by intra-pancreatic injection of an adenoviral vector （1×109 pfu）encoded witheither PDX-1（Ad-PDX-1） or LacZ （Ad-LacZ） control， followed by daily insulin administration. Body weight， blood glucose，and pancreas histology were monitored. Results Our results showed that insulin administration gradually decreased blood glucose level in Ad-Pdx1 group， which became euglycemic （BG ＜ 11.1 mmol/L） and insulin-independent in about two to three weeks. Without insulin， however, no obvious effect was observed. The animals in the Ad-LacZ control group （with or without insulin therapy）remained hyperglycemic throughout the 30 days study course. Histological analysis showed that newly formed islets consisting solely of insulin-producing cells were induced in the pancreas of the mice treated with both insulin and Ad-PDX-1, while no or very few insulin positive cells were observed in control. Conclusion Transient expression of PDX-1 combined with insulin treatment effectively induced the regeneration of functional islet β cells in the pancreas of the diabetic mice， forming new islet and reversing diabetes. This approach may prove to be a novel strategy for the treatment of diabetes.