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. 2014 May 26;15(1):400. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-400

Table 2.

Differentially expressed genes between males and females in brain, gonad, and tail tissue

No. of expressed genes Fold change Sex-biased genes (%) Male-biased genes (%) Female-biased genes (%)
Brain 27612 > 1.2 fold 3611 (13.08) 1305 (4.73) 2306 (8.35)
> Median fold 2466 (8.93) 702 (2.54) 1764 (6.39)
Tail 18988 > 1.2 fold 2792 (14.70) 1355 (7.14) 1437 (7.57)
> Median fold 1460 (7.69) 755 (3.98) 705 (3.71)
Gonad 22873 > 1.2 fold 17740 (77.56) 7989 (34.93) 9751 (42.63)
> Median fold 10060 (43.98) 4891 (21.38) 5163 (22.57)
Multiple tissues
Brain, tail 18415 > 1.2 fold 767 (4.17) 118 (0.64) 619 (3.36)
> Median fold 362 (1.97) 44 (0.24) 305 (1.66)
Brain, Gonad 19759 > 1.2 fold 1961 (9.92) 286 (1.45) 1024 (5.18)
> Median fold 851 (4.31) 84 (0.43) 466 (2.36)
Tail, Gonad 16524 > 1.2 fold 1704 (10.31) 373 (2.26) 526 (3.18)
> Median fold 447 (2.71) 100 (0.61) 126 (0.76)
Brain, Tail, Gonad 16396 > 1.2 fold 470 (2.87) 43 (0.26) 214 (1.31)
> Median fold 143 (0.87) 11 (0.07) 59 (0.36)

We report the total number of genes expressed, and those that were sex-biased at two different fold-change cutoffs (1.2 fold and median-fold difference within each tissue) and FDR < 0.1. We also report genes that were sex-biased in multiple tissues with the same direction of change between the sexes.