Finding percentage of a specific cell type in stromal vascular fraction online

I am trying to look for the fraction of T cells and macrophages in SVF studies (databases) online to support a study. SVF is stromal vascular fraction that contains heterogenous cells such as stem cells, macrophages, T cells.

I have already done my study in the lab and want to validate/compare the found percentage of cells with literature/databases online.

Can anyone please suggest any data bases (tools) online where I can look for the percentage of these specific cell types based on their markers which are CD68 and CD11B?

Regards

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