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. 2022 May 17;15:888523. doi: 10.3389/fnmol.2022.888523

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Identification of key acetylation regulators. (A) Identification of the overlap genes in module 1 of Figure 3A. Genes with no change in each process are removed and the remaining genes in the three processes are intersected. Panels (B–D) correspond to Figure 3D,G,J, respectively. The selected genes (marked in red) represent the differentially expressed genes in module 1 in any process, indicating that the genes may mediate acetylation changes during development, injury, and regeneration.