Table 1.

Module preservation and functions.

Module	Size	Z summary	Function
Lightyellow	126	5.42	Nucleus (8.40E − 4)
Lightgreen	145	0.67	Jak-STAT signaling pathway (9.73E − 3)
Grey60	145	7.49	Extracellular matrix (5.10E − 4)
			Cytoskeleton (7.84E − 3)
Lightcyan	155	0.52	Anchored to membrane (4.19E − 3)
Midnightblue	159	5.78	Cytoplasm (1.75E − 4);
			Organelle membrane (4.67E − 3)
			Endomembrane system (9.27E − 3)
Cyan	181	8.71	Cell adhesion molecules (3.24E − 5)
			Cell adhesion (2.75E − 3)
Salmon	248	2.14	Neuroactive ligand-receptor interaction (2.60E − 6)
Tan	287	4.86	Lysosome (4.80E − 3)
Greenyellow	293	6.58	Ligase activity (3.41E − 3)
Purple	298	10.93	Proteasome complex (6.56E − 6)
			Regulation of cytokine biosynthetic process (3.83E − 3)
			Toll-like receptor signaling pathway (9.52E − 3)
Magenta	357	1.82	G-Protein coupled receptor activity (2.88E − 4)
Pink	418	13.36	Cellular macromolecular complex assembly (1.00E − 03)
Black	599	1.97	Postsynaptic membrane (2.35E − 3)
			Synapse (2.72E − 3)
Red	648	14.89	Signal transducer activity (2.07E − 4)
			Multicellular organism development (2.70E − 4)
Green	1056	27.63	Cell cycle phase (9.63E − 13)
			DNA replication (3.67E − 7)
			Response to DNA damage stimulus (1.45E − 6)
			DNA repair (4.11e − 6)
			Cytoskeleton organization (3.77E − 4)
Yellow	1122	32.83	Glucose catabolic process (4.03E − 5)
			Glycolysis/gluconeogenesis (1.49E − 4)
			Glycolysis (1.79E − 4)
			Glucose metabolic process (3.95E − 4)
Brown	1349	18.99	ABC transporters (1.00E − 03)
Blue	2581	43.01	Immune system process (1.31E − 4)
			Induction of apoptosis (1.98E − 4)
			Antigen processing and presentation (2.06E − 4)
			Lysosome (3.08E − 4)
			Defense response to bacterium (6.06E − 3)
Turquoise	2998	51.56	Nervous system development (2.20E − 15)
			Focal adhesion (2.04E − 9)
			Wnt signaling pathway (7.56E − 9)
			Regulation of actin cytoskeleton (1.64E − 7)
			TGF-beta signaling pathway (4.42E − 7)

Note. The column “Size” gives the gene numbers contained in every module. “Z summary” gives the z score of module preservation. “Function” gives the module functions enriched by DAVID.