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. 2022 Aug 9;13:955482. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2022.955482

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Identification of laminarin’s targets against cervical carcinoma and COVID-19 through autophagy. (A) Volcano plot showed the differential gene expression in cervical carcinoma. Genes with |log₂ fold change| > 1 and −log₁₀ p-value > 1.3 were considered differentially expressed genes. Green dots represented downregulated genes, and red dots represented upregulated genes. (B) Left panel: Venn diagram showed the number of overlapped laminarin-, COVID-19-, cervical carcinoma-, and autophagy-associated genes. Right panel: protein–protein interaction of the laminarin-, COVID-19-, cervical carcinoma-, and autophagy-associated genes.