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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 11.
Published in final edited form as: J Proteomics. 2016 Apr 17;145:91–102. doi: 10.1016/j.jprot.2016.04.009

Table 1.

IPA networks identified via analysis of focus genes. Analysis of differentially expressed genes using IPA revealed a set of gene networks based on known interactions. Up-regulated genes are shown in (red) and down-regulated genes are shown in (green). Genes not altered in our signature are indicated in plain text. The table represents networks 1 to 5 as illustrated in Fig. 6.

Molecules in network Focus molecules Top diseases and functions p–Value
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Post–translational modification (1.49E–09 – 4.73E–03)
Nervous system development and function (1.16E–05 – 4.90E–02)
Neurological disease (1.16E–05 – 4.70E–02)
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Cardiac Inflammation (8.27E–06 – 5.24E–01)
Cardiovascular disease (8.27E–06 – 5.32E–01)
Inflammatory disease (8.27E–06 – 2.23E–01)
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Lipid metabolism (4.27E–07 – 4.62E–02)
Molecular transport (4.27E–07 – 4.62E–02)
Small molecule biochemistry (4.60E–06 – 4.73E–02)
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Embryonic development (4.00E–05 – 1.95E–01)
Nervous system development and Function (4.00E–05 – 2.62E–02)
Organ development (4.00E–05 – 4.01E–01)
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Cell morphology (4.16E–04 – 4.26E–02)
Cellular assembly and organization, (4.16E–04 – 4.72E–02)
Hereditary disorder (5.61E–04 – 1.05E–02)