Table 1. Top-20 TF combinations.
ID | Putative CRM | p-value | Supp. | Evidence |
1 | STE12, DIG1 | SP | ||
2 | SWI6, SWI4 | SP | ||
3 | SWI6, MBP1, SWI4 | SP | ||
4 | SKN7, SOK2, PHD1 | S | ||
5 | STE12, DIG1, TEC1 | SP | ||
6 | SOK2, PHD1 | SP | ||
7 | SWI6, MBP1 | SP | ||
8 | MBP1, SWI4 | SP | ||
9 | RAP1, FHL1 | SP | ||
10 | DIG1, SWI4, TEC1 | SP | ||
11 | DIG1, TEC1 | SP | ||
12 | AFT2, RCS1 | SP | ||
13 | PHD1, SUT1 | - | ||
14 | STE12, TEC1 | P | ||
15 | STE12, SWI6, SWI4 | SP | ||
16 | SWI6, DIG1, SWI4 | SP | ||
17 | FKH2, NDD1 | SP | ||
18 | SOK2, SUT1 | - | ||
19 | SKN7, SOK2 | S | ||
20 | SWI6, STB1 | SP |
First dataset. The twenty TF combinations with the lowest p-value and highest support obtained when using the dataset by Harbison et al. Evidence column shows whether results were yielded when PubMed was queried for evidence in the literature (P), STRING [48] yielded a connected graph for the given TFs (S), both conditions (SP) or none (-) were met.