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to Cr(VI) Exposure Through High-Throughput

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Cited by6 pages
Metals measured4
Evidence tierB
Year2026

Overview

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  • pathways underlying Cr(VI)-induced toxicity. For tables (GSE16349), normalized, and prepared for
  • concordant regulation. annotations. K-means clustering (k = 10) was applied
  • MetaCore pathway enrichment analysis was Table S1). In contrast, the downregulated genes were
  • Supplementary Table S2). that short-term Cr(VI) exposure triggers an immediate
  • transcriptional targets, and negative regulation of Supplementary Table S3). By contrast, the chronic
  • Figure S4, Supplementary Table S4). response to Cr(VI).
  • K-means clustering (k = 18) further partitioned the compact nucleolar- translational core composed of
  • (proteins) derived from Cr(VI)-responsive DEGs. A high-confidence interaction score (≥ 0.7) was applied, and nodes are color-coded by k-means clustering (k = 18). Only
  • Supplementary figures and table. 17. Cheng LC, Kao TJ, Phan NN, Chiao CC, Yen MC, Chen CF, et al. Novel
  • to M-C.Y.). Meanwhile, we are grateful to the clinical breast cancer. Aging (Albany NY). 2021; 13: 17970.

Methods (brief)

  • samples. For GSE24025, comparisons were made 2.6 Protein-Protein Interaction (PPI) Network
  • To assess sample distribution and transcriptional Network topological analysis was subsequently
  • three-dimensional visualization of sample clustering. network; and (3) closeness centrality. Genes ranking
  • Figure 2. Volcano plots comparing chromium (VI)-exposed samples to matched controls. (A) GSE16349; (B) GSE24025-Large colony; (C) GSE24025-Small colony.
  • GSE16349, comparing untreated control cells and Cr(VI)-treated cells. Each column represents an individual sample, and each row represents a gene. Expression values are
  • GSE24025, comparing untreated control (Ctrl), Cr(VI)-treated large colony, and Cr(VI)-treated small colony groups. Each column represents an individual sample, and each row

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b01ec52c2026-08-04major2 sections added
d49e450f2026-08-03major5 sections added; narrative text revised