This dendrogram is derived from a dissimilarity matrix defined such that any two GO categories, X and Y, have dissimilarity 0 when all genes assigned to X are also assigned to Y (or vice-versa), and dissimilarity 1 when the sets of genes assigned to X and Y do not overlap. Specifically, X and Y have dissimilarity , where denotes the (nonempty) set of genes assigned to GO category C. Thus, GO categories associated with similar sets of genes group together in the dendrogram, even if these categories are not closely related in the GO hierarchy (such as “cytolysis” and “single fertilization”). Full names of abbreviated categories (*) are “humoral immune response mediated by circulating immunoglobulin,” “activation of plasma proteins during acute inflammatory response,” and “adaptive immune response based on somatic recombination of immune receptors built from immunoglobulin superfamily domains.” (Dendrogram produced by the hclust function in R with method = “average”.)