The KEGG results showed that the differences in IDA macrophages were primarily related to oxidative phosphorylation, NF−κB signaling, and antigen processing and presentation, while differences in M1 macrophages were mainly related to Yersinia infection, phagosome, salmonella infection, shigellosis, endocytosis, legionellosis, and tuberculosis (Figure 7B). The gene discussed is NFKB1; the disease is Yersinia infectious disease.