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. 2024 Nov 14;14:139. doi: 10.1186/s13578-024-01313-6

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Fig. 5 — Bioinformatics analysis showed that 21 proteins were enriched in PPI network with NCK2. A PPI network with NCK2. Bioinformatics analysis showed that 21 proteins were enriched in PPI network with NCK2. Biological analysis for these 21 proteins showed that 11 of them were enriched in Ephrin receptor signaling pathway. B Further analysis on the association of NCK2 and all Ephrin receptors. And indirect or predicted interactions existed in NCK2 and Eph A1-A5, EphB1-B4. C GO analysis showed that all these 21 proteins involves the following biological process: Ephrin receptor signaling pathway, locomotion, movement of cell or subcellular component, cell migration, localization of cell. D GO analysis showed that all these 21 proteins involves the following molecular function: Ephrin receptor activity, trans-membrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase activity etc. E GO analysis showed that all these 21 proteins were localized on cell periphery, plasma membrane. F KEGG analysis showed that all these proteins involves axon guidance etc.