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. 2022 Jun 2;13:882651. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2022.882651

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Correlation analysis was plotted. (A) Correlation analysis of STAT1 and RPS9. (B) Correlation analysis of RPS9 and VAS. (C) Correlation analysis of STAT1 and VAS. (D) Correlation analysis of IGF2R and RPS9. (E) Correlation analysis of RPL9 and IGF2R. (F) Correlation analysis of RPL9 and VAS. (G) Correlation analysis of RPL13A and VAS. (H) Correlation analysis of RPL13A and TAP2. (I) Correlation analysis of IGF2R and RPL13A. (J) Correlation analysis of IGF2R and RPS3. (K) Correlation analysis of RPS3 and VAS. (L) Correlation analysis of RPS3 and TAP2. (M) Correlation analysis of STAT1and RPS3. (N) Correlation analysis of RPL4 and JOA. (O) Correlation analysis of RPL4 and ODI.