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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2018 Mar;84(3):459–465. doi: 10.1097/TA.0000000000001765

Table 1.

IPA® Gene Set Enrichment Analysis of Genes Modulated by VPA

Genes Top 5 functions (p value) Top 5 Regulators (p value) Top 5 canonical pathways (p value)
Up-regulated 1. Differentiation of neurons (6.03E-45)
2. Quantity of cells (6.63E-42)
3. Circadian rhythm (4.84E-32)
4. CNS morphology (1.01E-31)
5. Neurogenesis (4.42E-30)
1. VPA (3.94E-43)
2. HTT (1.17E-32)
3. NEUROD1
(1.66E-32)
4. ASCL1 (8.04E-30)
5. BDNF (1.01E-19)
1. Corticotrophin releasing hormone signaling (1.17E-13)
2. Circadian rhythm signaling (2.81E-13)
3. Transcriptional regulatory networks in embryonic stem cells (3.15E-14)
4. Glucocorticoid receptor signaling (1.19E-12)
5. Nitric oxide signaling (2.77E-10)
Down-regulated 1. Apoptosis (5.12E-28)
2. Glial cell proliferation (6.07E-26)
3. Migration of cells (1.1E-24)
4. Chemotaxis of endothelial cells
(1.15E-22)
5. Cell movement of endothelial cells (1.06E-18)
1. VPA (1.32E-23)
2. OLIGO2 (9.99E-21)
3. FGF7 (1.02E-15)
4. PROX1 (6.09E-11)
5. PRXX1 (2.31E-09)
1. Apoptosis signaling (3.44E-22)
2. Cellular movement (1.21E-20)
3. LXR/RXR activation (3.93E-16)
4. RHOA signaling (2.65E-10)
5. Caveolar-mediated endocytosis signaling (7.99E-09)

IPA = Ingenuity Pathway Analysis; VPA = valproic acid.