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. 2021 May 24;8:654635. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.654635

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Screening CNVCor and METCor genes in liver cancer. Chromosomal distributions (A) and correlations (B) of CNVcor genes. Horizontal axis indicates chromosomes; ordinate axis represents the proportion or the correlation coefficients of CNVcor genes. The middle line of the box plot is the median of the data, which represents the average level of the sample data. The upper and lower limits of the box plot are the upper quartile and the lower quartile of the data. Black dots represent outliers. (C) Chromosomal distribution of METcor genes. Y-axis represents the proportion of METcor genes. (D) Distribution of z-values for CNVcor genes and METcor genes. Horizontal axis is z value correlation, and ordinate axis is the density distributions corresponding to z values. (E) The proportion of each METcor gene type. (F) The proportion of each methylation locus. (G) Venn diagram showing overlapping survival-related CNVcor genes and METcor genes.