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Table 1.

Five biological stages of mucositis [2, 3].

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Fig 1.

Literature search flow chart.

*Exclusion criteria: (1) not a human study, (2) not published in English, (3) meta-analysis, review, or letter to the editor, (4) clinical trial, (5) not a genetic association study, (6) not a mucositis-related phenotype study, or (7) duplicate from another search.

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Table 2.

Summary of literature search.

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Fig 2.

Most significant network (p = 10−22) generated by IPA core analysis for mucositis, using 27 focus genes.

Green nodes: focus genes with fewer than 15 connections; red nodes: non-focus molecules with at least 15 connections; yellow nodes: focus genes with at least 15 connections. Dashed and solid lines represent indirect and direct interactions, respectively.

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Table 3.

Molecules with ≥ 15 connections (hubs*) and focus genes with < 15 connections in the network, ranked by number of connections.

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Table 4.

Top canonical pathways (B-H p-valueƗ < 10−5) discovered by IPA core analysis*.

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Table 5.

Top 25 diseases and functions discovered by IPA core analysis of focus genes*.

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Table 6.

Results of the genetic association analysis for oral mucositis in 885 head and neck cancer patients (186 oral mucositis cases and 699 controls), using the IPA-derived hubs (most interconnected molecules) as the candidate molecules.

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