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. 2018 Apr 13;11:126. doi: 10.3389/fnmol.2018.00126

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Copyright © 2018 Grégoire, Tobin, Goldenstein, Samarut, Leclerc, Aumont, Drapeau, Fulton and Fernandes.

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Transcriptomic changes in the CE vs. RUN groups. (A) Venn diagram showing the relationship between significantly modulated genes in the CE and RUN groups. (B–I) Bio-informatic analyses of modulated genes in the CE group (B–E) and RUN group (F–I) were performed by gene set enrichment analysis for GO Biological Processes (B,F), GO Cellular Components (C,G), GO Molecular Functions (D,H), and KEGG and Reactome pathways (E,I). For each of the GO categories, the top 10 enriched gene sets are shown plotted against their –log10(p-value). Supplementary Table S1: Spreadsheet of the most modulated genes for the CE environment versus the LD control. Supplementary Table S2: Spreadsheet of the most modulated genes for the RUN environment versus the LD control.