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. 2011 May 23;156(3):1244–1256. doi: 10.1104/pp.111.173047

Table II. Side-by-side functional comparison of top-10 maize and rice cofunctional clusters, ordered by average connectivity.

Maize Clustera <k>b E-Scorec Summarized Function Rice Clustera <k>b E-Scorec Summarized Function
ZmM2C1 20.2 2.62 Ribosome/translation OsM6C25 17.0 1.98 Ribosome/translation
ZmM5C1 10.0 3.38 Seed storage OsM6C4 14.1 4.13 Photosynthesis/light harvesting
ZmM9C1 10.0 7.25 Histone/DNA binding OsM13C1 12.9 12.22 Seed storage
ZmM1C1 10.0 1.87 Photosynthesis/light harvesting OsM6C23 10.5 2.04 Carbon fixation/carotenoid biosynthesis
ZmM4C1 8.8 4.07 Ribosome/translation OsM6C16 9.2 3.14 Photosynthesis
ZmM2C2 5.7 2.43 Translation elongation OsM2C2 7.4 5.13 Kinesin/microtubule motor activity
ZmM9C2 5.4 4.31 Histone/DNA binding OsM6C14 5.4 3.19 Glycolysis
ZmM11C1 5.3 3.05 Kinesin/microtubule motor activity OsM13C5 5.0 11.24 Transcription factor activity
ZmM1C3 4.0 2.89 Glycolysis OsM13C2 4.6 3.57 Nutrient reservoir activity
ZmM19C1 3.9 5.38 Transcription factor activity OsM6C11 3.7 4.08 Ribosome binding/protein folding
a

Modules are numbered sequentially starting from zero and are prefixed with the letter M. Clusters within a module are numbered sequentially and are prefixed with the letter C. Modules and clusters are prefixed with a species abbreviation: Os for rice and Zm for maize. Thus, cluster 1 from module 8 in rice is named OsM8C1.

b

<k> is the average connectivity of the nodes in the cluster.

c

E-score is the enrichment score, or geometric mean of the Fisher’s test enrichment P values of the cluster.