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The expression profiles and prognostic values of HSPs family members in Head and neck cancer

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Fig. 1 The expression levels of HSPs in different types of cancers (ONCOMINE). The expression levels of HSPH1, HSPD1, Serpinh1, HSPA4 and HSP90AA1 in different types of cancers
Table 1 The significant changes of HSP associated genes expression levels between different types of Head and neck cancer and normal tissues (ONCOMINE database)
Fig. 2 The expression profiles of HSPs in HNSC patients. The expression profile of HSPH1, HSPD1, Serpinh1, HSPA4 and HSP90AA1 in HNSC patients were analyzed by GEPIA (a) and UALCAN database (b); the p-value was set at 0.05
Fig. 3 Correlations between expression levels of HSPs and tumor stage in HNSC patients
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