Identification and functional network analysis of inflammatory and apoptosis-related genes associated with infectious chronic rhinosinusitis: Thermal modeling of medical biological systems
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Abstract
The aim of this study was to identify inflammatory and apoptotic genes associated with infectious chronic sinusitis and to analyze their functional networks in medical biological systems by thermal modeling. Bioinformatics analysis was used to identify genes involved in apoptosis and inflammation and construct their functional networks. Finally, thermal modeling techniques were used to explore the dynamic changes of these genes in the pathogenesis of chronic sinusitis. In a comparative analysis, thermal modeling analysis revealed that these genes play important roles in apoptosis, immune response, and inflammatory signaling pathways. In addition, the heat model also revealed the interaction network between different genes, providing a new perspective for understanding the coordination mechanism of inflammation and apoptosis. Through the identification of genes associated with infectious chronic sinusitis and thermal modeling analysis of their functional networks, this study revealed the complex interaction between apoptosis and inflammation in the disease process.
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