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. 2007 Sep;177(1):631–653. doi: 10.1534/genetics.107.078584

TABLE 3.

Number of genes within each of the 28 patterns of expression

No. of genes differentially expressed
Pattern By ≥1.5-fold By ≥2-fold
E 436 315
M 177 95
L 937 657
EM 1799 1328
EL 1033 633
ML 841 634
Coch 59 34
V 824 225
Yng-M 195 75
Old-M 218 82
E10.5-Up 71 33
E10.5-Down 202 80
E11-UP 57 17
E11-Down 182 91
Both-M 420
C 106 60
U 188 115
S 241 109
CS 43 31
CU 215 65
US 211 97
Yng-L 142 34
Old-L 188 84
E14-Up 171 43
E14-Down 499 151
Both-L 720
IE-Up 1410a
384b
IE-Down 226a
66b

The number of genes that change by ≥1.5-fold or ≥2-fold (with an estimated FDR of at most 0.5%) are shown for each type of pattern according to the abbreviations in Table 2. In EML analysis, the lowest boundary of fold changes was 1.5-fold after taking error into account. In M and L analyses, the number of genes indicated are those that were able to meet the two-way ANOVA P-value cutoff of 0.005 (see text and supplemental Materials and Methods for details). These had a lowest boundary of fold changes of 1.4-fold after taking error into account. Genes within expression patterns Both-M and Both-L do not have an expression ratio associated with them.

a

Genes that were either up- or downregulated in at least one-tenth of all IE samples relative to at least one NIE sample.

b

Genes that were either up- or downregulated in at least one-third of all IE samples relative to at least one NIE sample.