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. 2002 Oct 22;99(23):14825–14830. doi: 10.1073/pnas.222561199

Table 1.

Functional classification of transcript tags

Function Tags S, 27.7% G2, 15.8% M, 52.9% G1, 3.6%
Cell cycle control 30 5/8 (0.078) 8/5 (0.068) 14/16 (0.114) 3/1
Cell wall 35 6/10 (0.047) 4/6 (0.136) 25/18 (7.1e−3) 0/1
Cytoskeleton 43 1/12 (1.2e−5) 4/7 (0.090) 38/22 (2.1e−7) 0/2
Hormone response 13 6/4 (0.113) 1/2 (0.277) 6/7 (0.185) 0/0
Kinases/phosphatases 27 4/8 (0.039) 1/4 (0.059) 19/14 (0.025) 1/1
Protein synthesis 50 15/14 (0.116) 5/8 (0.087) 29/26 (0.079) 1/2
Proteolysis 21 2/6 (0.026) 1/3 (0.144) 17/11 (0.039) 1/1
Replication and modification 74 57/20 (4.2e−19) 8/12 (1.0e−5) 8/39 (1.0e−18) 1/3
RNA processing 20 1/6 (6.8e−3) 1/3 (0.137) 18/11 (8.1e−4) 0/0
Signal transduction 10 1/3 (0.121) 3/2 (0.201) 6/5 (0.205) 2/0
Stress response 20 6/6 (0.192) 2/3 (0.229) 10/10 (0.159) 2/1
Transcription factors 27 4/8 (0.039) 10/4 (3.0e−3) 12/14 (0.112) 1/1
Transport and secretion 31 5/9 (0.047) 2/5 (0.076) 21/16 (0.031) 3/1
Unknown function 175 37/48 (0.015) 19/28 (0.014) 112/93 (8.3e−4) 7/6

The observed/expected number of tags within the different cell cycle phases is given together with the probability values between parentheses as calculated based on the binomial distribution function, except for the G1 phase because the figures were too small. A significant enrichment of tags of a functional group within a particular cell cycle phase is indicated in bold.

*

Only kinases and phosphatases with unknown biological function.

Except small GTP-binding proteins, which are classified under signal transduction.