Research Paper Volume 15, Issue 14 pp 6757—6773
PARP10 is highly expressed and associated with inferior outcomes in acute myeloid leukemia
Figure 5. Potential biological functions of PARP10 in AML. (A) KEGG analysis of PARP10 positively co-expressed genes (r > 0.5, P < 0.05). Significantly enriched pathways (adjust P < 0.05) were plotted. And (B–E) GSEA analysis of AML patients based on PARP10 expression. NES: normalized enrichment score.