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. 2024 Nov 5;15:1325869. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2024.1325869

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Relationships between Mex3a mRNA levels and quantitative clinical data in the HCC group. (A) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and ALT in HCC patients. (B) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and AST in HCC patients. (C) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and TBIL in HCC patients. (D) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and ALB in HCC patients. (E) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and AFP in HCC patients. (F) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and PT-INR in HCC patients. (G) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and PTA% in HCC patients. (H) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and PLT in HCC patients. (I) Correlation between Mex3a mRNA levels and age in HCC patients. The relationship between the Mex3a mRNA level and the quantitative clinical data was investigated using the Spearman’s test.