Figure 1.

Metabolic adaptations of bovine mammary gland from end of pregnancy through end of subsequent lactation.

Notes: The data were analysed using the Dynamic impact Approach (DIA).¹² The DIA results of the KEGG pathways analysis are reported. Shown are the direction of the impact¹² for the main KEGG pathway categories and for several sub-categories related to ‘Metabolism’ and the sub-categories related to ‘Genetic information processing’. Thresholds for the analysis were false discovery rate ≤0.05 for the overall time effect, P-value ≤0.05 for comparisons, and a coverage of at least 30% of annotated genes in the pathways represented on the microarray platform.