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            Figure 1. Overall differential analysis between control and irradiated groups. (A) t-SNE plots show the clustering of cells in control versus irradiated
            groups. The control group consisted of 5,479 cells, whereas the irradiated group had 3,543 cells. (B) Heatmap illustrating the differential gene expression
            patterns between control and irradiated conditions. Normalized expression levels of genes in the heatmap range from −2 to 2. (C) Enrichment analysis
            results of DEG between irradiated and control groups. Upregulated genes are enriched in pathways such as extracellular matrix organization and immune
            regulation, whereas downregulated genes are linked to cellular metabolic processes. (D) GSEA shows the specific upregulation or downregulation trends
            of major signaling pathways, with enrichment scores indicating pathway shifts following irradiation.
            Abbreviations: DEG: Differentially expressed genes; GSEA: Gene set enrichment analysis; NES: Normalized enrichment score; t-SNE: t-Distributed
            stochastic neighbor embedding.

            as “extracellular matrix organization” having an NES of   post-irradiation downregulation. This analysis offers a
            +1.9, indicating substantial upregulation in the irradiated   detailed understanding of the specific biological pathways
            group. In contrast, pathways such as “Rho GTPases activate   impacted by radiation, including the directionality of their
            NADPH oxidases” showed an NES of  −1.3, indicating   modulation (Figure 1D).



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