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. 2017 Feb 22;105(5):1230–1238. doi: 10.3945/ajcn.116.150367

TABLE 3.

GSEA of canonical VDR-dependent and GSEA hallmark immune-pathway gene sets1

Peripheral blood
Skin
Oral vitamin D3 UVB Oral vitamin D3 UVB
Gene set NES FDR q NES FDR q NES FDR q NES FDR q
 V$VDR_Q3 −2.552 0.0012 −1.642 0.0502 2.142 0.0052 2.542 <0.0012
 V$VDR_Q6 −1.782 0.0372 −1.892 0.0222 2.672 <0.0012 2.282 0.0022
 V$DR3_Q4 −1.822 0.0322 −1.54 0.085 1.962 0.0122 2.162 0.0042
Hallmark immune gene sets
 Allograft rejection 0.96 0.491 −2.832 <0.0012 1.03 0.416 −1.40 0.255
 Coagulation −0.80 0.785 −1.34 0.169 1.20 0.252 0.71 0.855
 Complement 1.11 0.382 −3.032 <0.0012 1.892 0.0182 1.46 0.115
 IFN-α response 4.142 <0.0012 −4.052 <0.0012 2.082 0.0062 −2.432 0.0032
 IFN-γ response 3.412 <0.0012 −4.862 <0.0012 2.122 0.0042 −2.002 0.0062
 IL6-JAK/STAT3 signaling −1.06 0.488 −1.972 0.0152 1.732 0.0372 1.36 0.362
 Inflammatory response −1.07 0.491 −2.292 0.0032 1.45 0.104 −1.23 0.363
1

Data were stratified by tissue and treatment. Gene sets were based on the Molecular Signatures Database (21, 24). For peripheral blood analyses, n = 15 for oral vitamin D3, and n = 13 for UV. For skin analyses, n = 9 for oral vitamin D3, and n = 7 for UV. FDR, false-discovery rate; GSEA, gene set enrichment analysis; IFN, interferon; NES, normalized enrichment score; UVB, UV type B; VDR, vitamin D receptor.

2

Significant, P < 0.05.