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Immune pathways. The diagram represents proteins identified in the systematic review belonging to immune pathways and functions: extracellular matrix, cytoskeleton/actin filament, oxidative stress, gene expression, inflammatory signaling, antigen presentation, cytokine/chemokine, opsonization, antibodies, and other immune receptors/regulators. Proteins were annotated into different pathways with DAVID and by their function description in UniProt. Proteins are listed using their UniProt gene names
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