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. 2015 Jan 12;212(1):93–106. doi: 10.1084/jem.20140767

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Figure 3. — GO terms/processes enriched in EHT subsets. (A) DEG patterns that are EC specific are shown (left): high-intermediate-low (HIL), HHL, HLI, and HLL. GO enrichment analysis was performed using WebGestalt, and enriched GO terms are summarized by REVIGO (right). (B) DEG patterns that are HEC specific are shown (left): LHL, IHL, IHI, and LHI. GO enrichment analysis and GO terms are summarized by REVIGO (right). (C) DEG patterns that are HSC specific are shown (left): LHH, LIH, IIH, LLH, and ILH. GO enrichment and GO terms are summarized by REVIGO. Rectangle size represents the number of DEGs in the accompanying GO term. See Table S3 for enriched ontology terms.