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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Proteomics Bioinform. 2015 Jan 28;8(2):23–30. doi: 10.4172/jpb.1000349

Table 2.

The top three biofunction categories by GO analysis.

Diseases and Disorders p-value
Cancer 7.25E -08–2.11E-03
Inflammatory Response 1.24E -06–1.91E-03
Skeletal and Muscular Disorders 1.39E -06–1.59E-03
Connective Tissue Disorders 2.25E -06–9.72E-04
Inflammatory Disease 2.25E -06–9.72E-04
Molecular and Cellular Functions p-value
Cell Death and Survival 6.34E-16–2.06E-03
Cell Cycle 1.37E-15–2.07E-03
Cellular Assembly and Organization 3.34E-10–1.75E-03
Cellular Function and Maintenance 3.34E-10–2.01E-03
Cellular Growth and Proliferation 2.12E-09–2.15E-03
Physiological System Development and Functions p-value
Organism Survival 5.93E-10–1.56E-03
Embryonic Development 5.86E-09–1.88E-03
Organ Development 5.86E-09–1.88E-03
Organismal Development 5.86E-09–1.96E-03

Shown are enrichment clusters of diseases such as cancer (p=ca. 10−8), and inflammation (p=ca. 10−6), molecular functions such as cell death and survival (p=ca. 10−16), and physiological processes such as organismal survival (p=ca. 10−10) and embryonic development (p=ca. 10−9).