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. 2025 Nov 6;25(1):358. doi: 10.1007/s10238-025-01901-x

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Fig. 3 — GO and KEGG Enrichment Analysis. a Histogram shows the top 10 enrichment entries for each GO category (BP, CC and MF). In BP, it reflects the cellular-level activities in which the relevant genes participate, with the count indicating how many genes are associated with that process. Entries such as chemokine-mediated signaling pathway demonstrate gene enrichment in MF. In CC, each entry indicates the distribution characteristics of the products encoded by the relevant genes within specific cellular components, with the count reflecting the extent of gene involvement in functions related to that component. b KEGG top 31 enrichment results (Each vertical bar represents a KEGG pathway. The count for pathways such as the chemokine signaling pathway indicates the number of genes enriched in that pathway. The color scale on the right corresponds to the adjusted p-value, where colors leaning more toward one end indicate higher enrichment significance for that pathway.)