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pmcid: PMC11139846 | ||
image_filename: 12672_2024_1047_Fig9_HTML.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11139846/figure/Fig9/ | ||
number: Fig. 9 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: PPI network and hub genes analysis. A A total of 268 co-expression genes | ||
of eight ITGBs were uploaded onto the STRING database to get the PPI network of | ||
eight ITGBs. The PPI network was visualized by the Cytoscape software. The color | ||
and size of each gene represent the degree of the corresponding gene. The minimum | ||
degree is 1 and the maximum degree is 67. Colored edges represent the co-expression | ||
values between genes. Only edges with co-expression value > 0.5 were colored with | ||
continuously deepened blue. B The top 15 hub genes were identified by degree parameter | ||
in the Cytoscape software. C GO analysis of the top 15 hub genes. D KEGG analysis | ||
of the top 15 hub genes | ||
article_title: Identification of the biological functions and chemo-therapeutic responses | ||
of ITGB superfamily in ovarian cancer. | ||
citation: Jiawen Han, et al. Discov Oncol. 2024 Dec;15:198. | ||
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doi: 10.1007/s12672-024-01047-4 | ||
journal_title: Discover Oncology | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Discov Oncol | ||
publisher_name: Springer US | ||
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keywords: | ||
- ITGB | ||
- Biological function | ||
- Ovarian cancer | ||
- Chemo-therapeutic | ||
- Responses | ||
- Prognostic prediction | ||
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pmcid: PMC11233489 | ||
image_filename: 12672_2024_1123_Fig6_HTML.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11233489/figure/Fig6/ | ||
number: Fig. 6 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: PPI network construction and the module analysis. A The figure represents | ||
a Protein–Protein Interaction (PPI) network constructed using a molecular interaction | ||
list obtained from the STRING database. The size of the circles indicates the number | ||
of protein interactions; the larger the circle, the darker the color. B The key | ||
gene sets were obtained through the MCODE plug-in of Cytoscape software. C The MCC | ||
algorithm on cytoHubba plug-in of Cytoscape software was used to obtain the Top20 | ||
most closely related Hub gene collections | ||
article_title: Investigation of prognostic values of immune infiltration and LGMN | ||
expression in the microenvironment of osteosarcoma. | ||
citation: Hualiang Xu, et al. Discov Oncol. 2024 Dec;15:275. | ||
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doi: 10.1007/s12672-024-01123-9 | ||
journal_title: Discover Oncology | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Discov Oncol | ||
publisher_name: Springer US | ||
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keywords: | ||
- Osteosarcoma | ||
- LGMN | ||
- Immune infiltration | ||
- Bioinformatics | ||
- Prognosis | ||
- Therapeutic target | ||
- Consensus clustering analysis | ||
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pmcid: PMC11266335 | ||
image_filename: 12672_2024_1167_Fig4_HTML.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11266335/figure/Fig4/ | ||
number: Fig. 4 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: Identification of HUB genes by the STRING database. A PPI network of overlapping | ||
DEGs. B The most significant 15 node degree genes calculated by the cytoHubba app | ||
in Cytoscape. IGF1, CDKN2A, BIRC5, and SPP1 were selected as the HUB genes. The | ||
node color intensities representing different genes correlate with the degree of | ||
expression values | ||
article_title: Autophagy-related biomarkers in hepatocellular carcinoma and their | ||
relationship with immune infiltration. | ||
citation: Tingting Li, et al. Discov Oncol. 2024 Dec;15:299. | ||
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doi: 10.1007/s12672-024-01167-x | ||
journal_title: Discover Oncology | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Discov Oncol | ||
publisher_name: Springer US | ||
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keywords: | ||
- Autophagy | ||
- Hepatocellular carcinoma | ||
- Information biology | ||
- Immune infiltration | ||
- Prognosis | ||
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pmcid: PMC11335254 | ||
image_filename: 18_2024_5375_Fig2_HTML.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11335254/figure/Fig2/ | ||
number: Fig. 2 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: Eight differential genes were selected as potential pathogenic genes for | ||
COPD. A 23 overlapping genes were identified at the intersection of the negatively | ||
correlated gene set, and seven overlapping genes were found in the positively correlated | ||
gene set. B Display of the enrichment results for Molecular Function (MF), Biological | ||
Process (BP), Reactome, and KEGG pathways of 30 overlapping genes, with p-values | ||
represented as log10 values. C Schematic representation of the PPI network of RRA | ||
genes according to the 30 overlapping genes. Top 15 hub genes screened by Cytobubba | ||
plugin with Cytoscape according to the PPI network. D Gene selection by the LASSO | ||
regression according to the occurrence of COPD in GSE47460. E Eight overlapping | ||
genes were identified after intersecting the results from five machine learning | ||
methods (SVM-RFE, LASSO Model, Ridge Regression, Elastic Net, and Random Forest | ||
Model). F The coefficient values of the 8 genes from the LASSO Model, Ridge Regression, | ||
Elastic Net, and Random Forest Model results. G The expression of 8 overlapping | ||
genes in GSE47460 (left) and GSE125521 (right). Data are expressed as mean ± SD. | ||
P values shown in charts determined by a two-tailed Mann–Whitney test (G) | ||
article_title: The influence of CLEC5A on early macrophage-mediated inflammation in | ||
COPD progression. | ||
citation: Qingyang Li, et al. Cell Mol Life Sci. 2024 Dec;81(1):330. | ||
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doi: 10.1007/s00018-024-05375-0 | ||
journal_title: 'Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences: CMLS' | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Cell Mol Life Sci | ||
publisher_name: Springer International Publishing | ||
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keywords: | ||
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease | ||
- CLEC5A | ||
- Macrophages | ||
- ScRNA-seq | ||
- Mendelian randomization | ||
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pmcid: PMC11364741 | ||
image_filename: 12672_2024_1233_Fig11_HTML.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11364741/figure/Fig11/ | ||
number: Fig. 11 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: We applied PPI to filter core genes and conducted single-gene survival analysis. | ||
We collected protein-protein interaction data from the STRING website (https://string-db.org/) | ||
and visualized the topological structure of the PPI network using Cytoscape software | ||
(A). We selected the top 10 core genes using the Degree method, with redder color | ||
indicating richer interactions with other proteins (B). Additionally, we plotted | ||
Kaplan-Meier survival curves for the core genes KIT (C), BLK (D), AP3B1 (E), GAB2 | ||
(F), CD84 (G), GGA2 (H), GATA2 (I), FUCA1 (J), AP1S3 (K), and PLEKHM1 (L) | ||
article_title: Construction and analysis of a lysosome-dependent cell death score-based | ||
prediction model for non-small cell lung cancer. | ||
citation: Jiangping Fu, et al. Discov Oncol. 2024 Dec;15:388. | ||
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doi: 10.1007/s12672-024-01233-4 | ||
journal_title: Discover Oncology | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Discov Oncol | ||
publisher_name: Springer US | ||
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keywords: | ||
- Non-small cell lung cancer | ||
- Lysosome-dependent cell death | ||
- Single-cell | ||
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pmcid: PMC11377177 | ||
image_filename: CNS-30-e14914-g001.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11377177/figure/cns14914-fig-0002/ | ||
number: FIGURE 2 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: Bioinformatics analysis of Alzheimer's disease candidate genes regulated | ||
by Gingko leaf extract and its key signaling pathways. (A) Schematic representation | ||
of the bioinformatics analysis workflow, illustrating the analytical steps involved | ||
in the potential regulation of AD key signaling pathways by Gingko leaf extract. | ||
(B–D) GO analysis results of AD candidate genes possibly regulated by Gingko leaf | ||
extract, showing the top 10 results for biological processes (BP), cellular components | ||
(CC), and molecular functions (MF), with adjusted p‐values. (E) KEGG pathway analysis | ||
results of 35 AD candidate genes potentially regulated by Gingko leaf extract, represented | ||
by a GOKEGG‐EMAP diagram, with the size of the dots indicating the number of selected | ||
genes and the color intensity representing the significance of the enrichment analysis | ||
(p‐value). (F) KEGG enriched pathways for gene heatmap analysis (G) protein–protein | ||
interaction (PPI) network diagram of the 35 AD candidate genes potentially regulated | ||
by Gingko leaf extract, constructed using STRING database data and visualized using | ||
Cytoscape software. The font size and background color of the genes in the network | ||
diagram represent the degree value. (H) Ranking of degree values in the protein–protein | ||
interaction network, highlighting the proteins that may play a crucial role in AD. | ||
article_title: Investigating the effects of Ginkgo biloba leaf extract on cognitive | ||
function in Alzheimer's disease. | ||
citation: Cheng Zhu, et al. CNS Neurosci Ther. 2024 Sep;30(9):e14914. | ||
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doi: 10.1111/cns.14914 | ||
journal_title: CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics | ||
journal_nlm_ta: CNS Neurosci Ther | ||
publisher_name: John Wiley and Sons Inc. | ||
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keywords: | ||
- Alzheimer's disease | ||
- Ginkgo biloba leaf extract | ||
- kaempferol | ||
- luteolin | ||
- PI3K/AKT/NF‐κB signaling pathway | ||
- quercetin | ||
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pmcid: PMC11377401 | ||
image_filename: 12672_2024_1257_Fig6_HTML.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11377401/figure/Fig6/ | ||
number: Fig. 6 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: Results of analysis between immune infiltration and KLF5 expression. A, B | ||
Relation between the 24 immune cells’ relative abundances and KLF5 expression level. | ||
C–F Tcm cells were considerably positively associated with KLF5 expression as well | ||
as infiltration level in various KLF5 expression groups and Th1 cells were inversely | ||
correlated with KLF5 expression and infiltration level in various KLF5 expression | ||
groups. G Cytoscape was used to build the DEG PPI network. H The KLF5 Network and | ||
prospective coexpression genes in KLF5-related DEGs | ||
article_title: 'The role of KLF5 in gut microbiota and lung adenocarcinoma: unveiling | ||
programmed cell death pathways and prognostic biomarkers.' | ||
citation: Qingliang Fang, et al. Discov Oncol. 2024 Dec;15:408. | ||
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doi: 10.1007/s12672-024-01257-w | ||
journal_title: Discover Oncology | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Discov Oncol | ||
publisher_name: Springer US | ||
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keywords: | ||
- Gut microbiota | ||
- Biomarkers | ||
- Intestinal mucosal-related cancer | ||
- Lung adenocarcinoma | ||
- KLF5 | ||
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pmcid: PMC11383191 | ||
image_filename: iovs-65-11-13-f009.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11383191/figure/fig10/ | ||
number: Figure 9 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: 'PPI networks. (A) Integrated protein‒protein interaction network of significantly | ||
enriched pathways in hCMFs. (B–E) Subnetworks of the four pathways related to the | ||
genes exhibiting the most significant enrichment: EMT (B), mTORC1 signaling (C), | ||
TGFβ signaling (D), and angiogenesis (E), derived from GSEA using gene counts. Influential | ||
nodes, as determined by the MCC algorithm using CytoHubba in Cytoscape, are emphasized | ||
to indicate their central role in the network (red to yellow color scale, with red | ||
indicating the most influential nodes).' | ||
article_title: RNA-Seq Analysis Unraveling Novel Genes and Pathways Influencing Corneal | ||
Wound Healing. | ||
citation: Rajnish Kumar, et al. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2024 Sep;65(11):13. | ||
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doi: 10.1167/iovs.65.11.13 | ||
journal_title: Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci | ||
publisher_name: The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology | ||
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keywords: | ||
- cornea | ||
- fibrosis | ||
- RNA-seq | ||
- sequencing | ||
- wound healing | ||
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pmcid: PMC11383270 | ||
image_filename: medi-103-e35529-g006.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11383270/figure/F5/ | ||
number: Figure 5 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: PPI network, which was completed in the Cytoscape and CytoHubba. It consists | ||
of 80 nodes, and 2732 edges. The nodes represent the common targets between the | ||
URTI-related targets and the predicted Trollius chinensis targets. The edges represent | ||
the interaction between the targets. Size of the node and shades of color are proportional | ||
to the degree of interaction. The darker the color, the larger the figure, the higher | ||
and more significant the score. PPI = protein-protein interaction, URTI = upper | ||
respiratory tract infection. | ||
article_title: Network pharmacology-based study on the mechanism of action of Trollius | ||
chinensis capsule in the treatment of upper respiratory tract infection. | ||
citation: Jun Wu, et al. Medicine (Baltimore). 2024 Sep 6;103(36):e35529. | ||
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doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000035529 | ||
journal_title: Medicine | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Medicine (Baltimore) | ||
publisher_name: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins | ||
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keywords: | ||
- molecular docking | ||
- network pharmacology | ||
- Trollius chinensis | ||
- upper respiratory tract infection | ||
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pmcid: PMC11428309 | ||
image_filename: 12920_2024_2011_Fig5_HTML.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11428309/figure/Fig5/ | ||
number: Fig. 5 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: 'A: PPI network of DEGs. B: A cluster was obtained by MCODE in Cytoscape' | ||
article_title: Bioinformatics analysis of ferroptosis in frozen shoulder. | ||
citation: Hongcui Zhang, et al. BMC Med Genomics. 2024;17:234. | ||
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doi: 10.1186/s12920-024-02011-5 | ||
journal_title: BMC Medical Genomics | ||
journal_nlm_ta: BMC Med Genomics | ||
publisher_name: BioMed Central | ||
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keywords: | ||
- Frozen shoulders | ||
- Ferroptosis | ||
- Bioinformatics | ||
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pmcid: PMC11431537 | ||
image_filename: foods-13-02984-g007.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11431537/figure/foods-13-02984-f007/ | ||
number: Figure 7 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: PPI network of identified DEGs affected by SA. The DEGs were imported to | ||
the STRING database to form an association network by automatic comparison (A). | ||
The PPI network was further analyzed using Cytoscape software, and a diagram of | ||
the interactive network is presented (B). A node represents a protein. The node | ||
size and color were determined by the degree of DEG interaction. The combined score | ||
represents the interaction between nodes. The edge size and color were determined | ||
by the combined score. The core gene is marked with the blue dashed circle. | ||
article_title: Role and Mechanism of Sialic Acid in Alleviating Acute Lung Injury | ||
through In Vivo and In Vitro Models. | ||
citation: Dan Li, et al. Foods. 2024 Sep;13(18):2984. | ||
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doi: 10.3390/foods13182984 | ||
journal_title: Foods | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Foods | ||
publisher_name: MDPI | ||
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keywords: | ||
- sialic acid | ||
- acute lung injury | ||
- transcriptome | ||
- anti-inflammatory activity | ||
- anti-oxidant effect | ||
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pmcid: PMC11432224 | ||
image_filename: ijms-25-09978-g004.jpg | ||
figure_link: /pmc/articles/PMC11432224/figure/ijms-25-09978-f004/ | ||
number: Figure 4 | ||
figure_title: '' | ||
caption: PPI network construction and hub genes extraction of DEPs. (A) The PPI network | ||
of the DEPs is shown. Network nodes represent proteins; edges represent protein–protein | ||
associations. Network analysis was set at high confidence (STRING score = 0.4) and | ||
high FDR stringency (0.01). Red indicates significantly increased; green indicates | ||
significantly decreased; width represents the degree of the interactions. (B) The | ||
top 10 hub genes were extracted with cytoHubba plug-in of Cytoscape software, and | ||
the eight algorithms are shown. Network nodes represent proteins; edges represent | ||
protein–protein associations. Color represents the score. MCC, Matthews Correlation | ||
Coefficient; DMNC, Neighborhood Component Centrality; MNC, Maximum Neighbor Connectivity; | ||
EPC, Edge Percolated Component. | ||
article_title: ITRAQ Based Proteomics Reveals the Potential Mechanism of Placental | ||
Injury Induced by Prenatal Stress. | ||
citation: Yujie Li, et al. Int J Mol Sci. 2024 Sep;25(18):9978. | ||
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doi: 10.3390/ijms25189978 | ||
journal_title: International Journal of Molecular Sciences | ||
journal_nlm_ta: Int J Mol Sci | ||
publisher_name: MDPI | ||
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keywords: | ||
- prenatal stress | ||
- placental damage | ||
- proteomics analyses | ||
- PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway | ||
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