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. 2019 Apr 8;5(2):33. doi: 10.3390/ncrna5020033

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Comparison of genes commonly regulated by Myoparr knockdown between myogenic differentiation and muscle atrophy. (a) The intersection of genes upregulated by Myoparr knockdown in both skeletal muscle atrophy (423 genes) and myogenic differentiation (299 genes) showed low commonality. Gene symbols of the 15 commonly upregulated genes by Myoparr knockdown in both myogenic differentiation and muscle atrophy were shown in the panel. (b) The intersection of genes commonly downregulated by Myoparr knockdown in both skeletal muscle atrophy (425 genes) and myogenic differentiation (394 genes) also showed low commonality. Gene symbols of 53 commonly downregulated genes in both myogenic differentiation and muscle atrophy were shown in the panel.