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Expression pattern of statistically significantly differentially expressed immune-related genes in CL patients compared to healthy volunteers.
Published 2025“…The red and blue colors of the bar plot represent relative significant increased or decreased expression of the genes in patients compared to healthy samples. …”
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eQTL analysis of significant SNPs.
Published 2025“…A genome-wide association study was also conducted to analyze SNPs more extensively across genes related to Cit and NO metabolism, which revealed genome-wide significant associations between the <i>PRMT6</i> rs12028323 C allele and mood disturbance. …”
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Significant repeated measurements sEMG outcomes.
Published 2025“…Its recurrence rate is very high, generating chronic ankle instability (CAI), accompanied by decreased muscle activation in the ankle musculature and lack of motor control. …”
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Significant single measurement sEMG outcomes.
Published 2025“…Its recurrence rate is very high, generating chronic ankle instability (CAI), accompanied by decreased muscle activation in the ankle musculature and lack of motor control. …”
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