Results ACTL6A is overexpressed in GC and promotes GC progress First, analysis of mRNA expression data obtained from the GC datasets GSE13911, GSE27342, GSE13861 in the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) demonstrated that the ACTL6A expression level was higher in cancer tissues than in normal tissues (Fig
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Track progress through multiple metrics: scale weight (understanding water fluctuations affect this), body measurements at consistent points, progress photos in consistent lighting and posture, and subjective assessments of how clothing fits
