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. 2023 Nov 6;55(2):2241013. doi: 10.1080/07853890.2023.2241013

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Figure 2. — Relationship between expression levels of eight candidate differentially expressed miRNAs and progression-free survival (PFS) in the initial sample group. A. Relationship between miR-1260b expression and prognosis of patients, p = 0.001. B. Relationship between miR-21-3b expression and prognosis of patients, p = 0.02. C. Relationship between miR-4514 expression and prognosis of patients, p = 0.024. D. Relationship between miR-4659a-3p expression and prognosis of patients, p = 0.009. E. Relationship between miR-2467-3p expression and prognosis of patients, p < 0.001. F. Relationship between miR-3621 expression and prognosis of patients, p = 0.026. G. Relationship between miR-1471 expression and prognosis of patients, p = 0.013. H. Relationship between miR-92a-3p expression and prognosis of patients, p = 0.011. I. Heatmap of eight candidate miRNAs. The abscissa is the case and the ordinate is eight candidate miRNAs.