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Finally, the target binding of GSP to core targets was evaluated by molecular docking and CETSA assay, and in vitro experiments were conducted using L929 cells to validate the findings.\nResult: A total of 538 targets of GSP and 10795 DU-related targets were predicted; Venn analysis identified 215 potential targets for GSP to accelerate DU wound healing; PPI network analysis suggested that AKT1 may be core targets for GSP treatment of DU; GO and KEGG enrichment analysis showed that pathways such as HIF-1 and VEGF are closely related to the treatment of DU with GSP, and it also participates in the regulation of various biological processes such as small molecule catabolism and leukocyte migration to exert its therapeutic effect on DU. Molecular docking and CETSA detection indicated that GSP can target bind to AKT1. The experimental results confirmed that GSP can significantly promote the proliferation and migration of L929 cells. 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