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. 2012 Jul 3;7(7):e39871. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0039871

Table 3. Pathways identified by ontological analysis to be over-represented in MSC STAT3C versus MSC AdGFP.

Pathways Homo sapiens genes Regulated genes 1.5 fold STAT3C v AdGFP Expected P value
Inflammation mediated by chemokine and cytokine signaling pathway 283 23 6.21 1.33E−07
Angiogenesis 191 12 4.19 1.27E−03
Unclassified 17337 362 380.51 6.54E−03
Plasminogen activating cascade 18 3 0.4 7.63E−03
Insulin/IGF pathway-mitogen activated protein kinase kinase/MAP kinase cascade 35 4 0.77 7.84E−03
Interleukin signaling pathway 161 9 3.53 1.01E−02
Oxidative stress response 60 5 1.32 1.11E−02
Alzheimer disease-presenilin pathway 122 7 2.68 1.94E−02
Blood coagulation 48 4 1.05 2.23E−02
Cytoskeletal regulation by Rho GTPase 98 6 2.15 2.23E−02
Interferon-gamma signaling pathway 29 3 0.64 2.68E−02
Heterotrimeric G-protein signaling pathway-Gq alpha and Go alpha mediated pathway 134 7 2.94 3.01E−02
Ras Pathway 79 5 1.73 3.15E−02
TGF-beta signaling pathway 145 7 3.18 4.29E−02
Threonine biosynthesis 2 1 0.04 4.29E−02
Lysine biosynthesis 2 1 0.04 4.29E−02
Carnitine metabolism 2 1 0.04 4.29E−02
Carnitine and CoA metabolism 2 1 0.04 4.29E−02
FAS signaling pathway 36 3 0.79 4.59E−02
Toll receptor signaling pathway 62 4 1.36 4.91E−02

Pathways identified by ontological analysis to be significantly overrepresented in the differentially regulated genes of the STAT3C MSCs versus AdGFP MSCs analysis.