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. 2012 Nov 6;34(5):473–480. doi: 10.1007/s10059-012-0214-z

Table 3.

Correlation between HSP and GAPDH mRNA levels

Gene name (vs. GAPDH) Slope (R2)
TI ASP SCD
HSPA1A 0.2191 (0.0184) 0.4981 (0.1748) 0.6595 (0.2105)
HSPA1B 0.3977 (0.0602) 0.8076 (0.3977) 0.7671 (0.3392)
HSPA2 0.6440 (0.2532) 0.4944 (0.1100) 0.7468 (0.2596)
HSPA7 0.0672 (0.0016) 0.0285 (0.0031) −0.0956 (0.0052)
HSPA13 0.0669 (0.0019) 0.1465 (0.0193) −0.0814 (0.0087)
HSPA4 0.9944 (0.7868) 0.9781 (0.8245) 0.8459 (0.6770)
HSPA5 1.2393 (0.6999) 1.2014 (0.6469) 1.1153 (0.6135)
HSPA8 1.4790 (0.9336) 1.2918 (0.8583) 1.3844 (0.9003)
HSPA9 1.1677 (0.9513) 1.1678 (0.8827) 1.1603 (0.8491)
HSPA12A 1.3192 (0.7621) 1.4035 (0.6470) 0.9991 (0.5962)
HSPD1 0.7583 (0.5742) 0.8311 (0.7421) 0.8386 (0.8277)
HSPH1 1.8179 (0.8058) 1.6483 (0.8318) 1.8931 (0.9326)
HSP90AA1 0.8901 (0.5900) 0.8507 (0.6250) 0.9569 (0.6496)

GAPDH, glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase; TI, traumatic injury; ASP, asphyxiation; SCD, sudden cardiac death