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Given a set of genes, you can always perform some functional enrichment analyses (eg.
GSEA,Over-representation analysis). UsingMSigDBas the gene set reference database provides some biological terms which are specifically related to lung tissues, for example theC6collection provides some lung specific oncological terms. But this depends on the biological question you are asking. Their website have listed the biological terms corresponding to each collection which is worth a visit.