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. 2022 Dec 23;15:7667–7678. doi: 10.2147/IDR.S393654

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Analysis of intersection targets. (A) PPI network shows that the intersection targets are closely connected, IL1B, ALOX5, IL4R, CDK1, NFKBIA, etc. are located in the center of the network. (B) Heat map shows that AR, NR3C2, BCL2, DPP4, etc. have low expression in sepsis group, and IL1B, ALOX5, BCL2, IL4R, etc. have high expression in sepsis group. (C) GO annotation shows that the intersection targets are mainly involved in biological processes such as female pregnancy, cellular response to chemical stress, neurotransmitter catabolic process, multi-multicellular organism process, response to drug, negative regulation of ion transport, etc.