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. 2020 Oct 1;20(6):321. doi: 10.3892/ol.2020.12184

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Figure 3. — Apoptosis and cell cycle related genes were defined using Qiagen gene lists. Microarray data were then used to rank each gene in terms of its response to each drug. Graphs representing strongest and weakest correlations are presented. (A) There was a strong positive correlation between the way lenalidomide and docetaxel affected apoptosis genes. (B) There was no correlation between the way apoptosis genes were affected by naltrexone and oxaliplatin. (C) There was a strong positive correlation between the way lenalidomide and docetaxel affected cell cycle genes. (D) There was no correlation between the way apoptosis genes were affected by naltrexone and lenalidomide.