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. 2010 Feb 1;5(2):e8898. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0008898

Table 1. Most positively correlated mRNAs and miRNAs.

mRNAs
RefSeq ID Gene ID Gene Symbol mean n rand p Inline graphic
NM_015723 50640 PNPLA8 0.174 33 Inline graphic Inline graphic 6.35
NM_152487 148534 TMEM56 0.337 14 Inline graphic Inline graphic 5.88
NM_007173 11098 PRSS23 0.138 28 Inline graphic Inline graphic 5.85
NM_004849 9474 ATG5 0.088 51 Inline graphic Inline graphic 5.71
NM_006500 4162 MCAM 0.349 80 0.103 Inline graphic 5.60
NM_006597 3312 HSPA8 0.841 4 Inline graphic Inline graphic 5.55
NM_015235 23283 CSTF2T 0.034 50 Inline graphic Inline graphic 5.50
NM_001017963 3320 HSP90AA1 0.439 12 Inline graphic Inline graphic 5.22
NM_001199 649 BMP1 0.289 50 0.053 Inline graphic 5.01
NM_018710 55529 TMEM55A 0.408 8 Inline graphic Inline graphic 5.01

The ten mRNAs most positively correlated with their regulating miRNAs, and ten miRNAs most positively correlated with their target mRNAs, as measured by their weighted correlation shift (Inline graphic). Repeated mRNAs (RefSeq IDs that map to the same UTR and therefore the same probesets and same expression) were removed from the table. Data was limited to mRNAs with log-expression values greater than 4. Header legend: mean: mean correlation over all targets (in the case of miRNAs) or regulators (in the case of mRNAs); n: number of correlations included in the mean. rand: average correlation after randomization.