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. 2021 Sep 28;14:6189–6200. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S329031

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The co-expression genes with AKR1C1 from the LinkedOmics database. (A) Genes significantly associated with AKR1C1 by Pearson test. (B and C) Heat maps of top 50 genes positively and negatively related to AKR1C1A. Red represents positively linked genes and blue represents negatively linked genes. (D and E) Survival map of the top 50 genes positively (D) and negatively (E) associated with AKR1C1A in TCGA-BRCA. (F–I) GO terms for biological process, cellular component, molecular functions, and KEGG pathways of AKR1C1A by GSEA analyses.