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Table 2 The overlaps in perturbed member genes between the significant KEGG pathways inferred by GAGE

From: Time series gene expression profiling and temporal regulatory pathway analysis of BMP6 induced osteoblast differentiation and mineralization

 

TGFb

Cyto

Wnt

MAPK

Jak

p53

Focal

ECM

TGFb

0 (22)

5.6E-20(8)

3.3E-06(2)

4.3E-10(4)

3.1E-04(1)

3.1E-04(1)

2.9E-06(2)

4.1E-05(1)

Cyto

5.6E-20(8)

0(34)

1 (0)

3.4E-11(5)

8.3E-29(11)

1 (0)

6.4E-10(4)

1 (0)

Wnt

3.3E-06(2)

1 (0)

0 (24)

6.9E-10(4)

2.9E-06(2)

3.5E-09(3)

2.3E-08(3)

1 (0)

MAPK

4.3E-10(4)

3.4E-11(5)

6.9E-10(4)

0 (33)

7.0E-04(1)

2.7E-06(2)

5.5E-10(4)

1 (0)

Jak

3.1E-04(1)

8.3E-29(11)

2.9E-06(2)

7.0E-04(1)

0 (21)

1.4E-04(1)

3.4E-04(1)

1 (0)

p53

3.1E-04(1)

1 (0)

3.5E-09(3)

2.7E-06(2)

1.4E-04(1)

0 (15)

3.0E-09(3)

1.9E-05(1)

Focal

2.9E-06(2)

6.4E-10(4)

2.3E-08(3)

5.5E-10(4)

3.4E-04(1)

3.0E-09(3)

0 (23)

2.1E-24(7)

ECM

4.1E-05(1)

1 (0)

1 (0)

1 (0)

1 (0)

1.9E-05(1)

2.1E-24(7)

0 (8)

  1. For each cell in the table, in the parenthesis is the number of perturbed member genes overlapping between the significant KEGG pathways; outside is the significance of this overlap between KEGG pathways. Details of overlap analysis are given in Methods section. Full names for these KEGG pathways are: TGF-beta signaling pathway (TGFb), Cytokine-cytokine receptor interaction (Cyto), Wnt signaling pathway (Wnt), MAPK signaling pathway (MAPK), Jak-STAT signaling pathway (Jak), p53 signaling pathway (p53), Focal adhesion (Focal), ECM-receptor interaction (ECM).