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            Table 3. Retrieval of GO terms and their related genes through ClueGO
             GO ID  GO term                     Term P value (¤)  Group P value (¤)  Associated genes
            43507  Positive regulation of JUN kinase   3.38×10  (3.71×10 )  3.38×10  (1.01×10 )  AGER, BIRC7, MAP3K2, MAP3K5,
                                                   −11
                                                                      −11
                                                                             −10
                                                           −10
                   activity                                                       MAP3K7, PTPN1, TNF, TRAF6
            61077  Chaperone-mediated protein folding  1.10×10  (1.10×10 )  1.10×10  (1.10×10 )  CD74, DNAJB2, FKBP6
                                                                             −03
                                                                      −3
                                                           −3
                                                    −3
            70423  Nucleotide-binding oligomerization   3.99×10  (5.98×10 )  1.62×10  (6.47×10 )  BIRC3, IKBKB, IKBKG, MAP3K7, TAB1,
                                                   −18
                                                           −17
                                                                             −19
                                                                      −19
                   domain containing signaling pathway                            TLR4, TRAF6, UBE2N, UBE2V1, XIAP
                                                                             −7
                                                           −7
                                                                      −7
            2755   MyD88-dependent toll-like receptor   9.18×10  (8.26×10 )  4.33×10  (8.67×10 )  MAP3K7, MYD88, TAB1, TLR4, TRAF6
                                                    −8
                   signaling pathway
            Corrected with Bonferroni correction using a step-down procedure




























            Figure 3. Retrieval of functionally grouped networks for the candidate targets of Panax ginseng, obtained through ClueGO, with terms as nodes associated.
            Each group is represented by only the label of the most significant term. The node size indicates the term enrichment significance. Functionally associated
            groups partially overlap.

            apoptosis was not observed but LC3-II levels were found   proteins, namely, 1A1, 1A2, and 1B1, which reside in
            to be elevated .                                   human tissues and serve a key role in the development of
                       [39]
                                                               neurodegeneration and the growth of neurodegeneratice
              In PPIN, the main protein hubs were found to be   cells . Much of the expression of the CYP1 family is
                                                                  [41]
            CYP1A2, GSTP1, MAPK8, and GSTT1, which have        mediated by the AhR signaling pathway, which can
            already been reported to be involved in the development,   result in the dysfunction of the estrogen homeostasis,
            and regulation (positive or negative) of neuronal   leading to neurodegeneration [42,43] .  CYP1A2 is one of
            damage. The role of the cytochrome  family  P450  has   the important CYP proteins, which is attributable to the
            been well-reported, as it is primarily involved in major   action of carcinogens. It was previously believed that the
            cell functions, particularly in the transportation of   expression of the CYP1A2 gene largely existed in the liver
            electrons . The CYP1 family includes three fundamental   and was inducible by major environmental stimuli .
                   [40]
                                                                                                           [44]
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