Table 3.

Significant metabolic pathways that are related to these 10 herbs.

No.	Pathway or process	Count	%	Log10(P)	Log10(q)
1	organic hydroxy compound metabolic process	80	15.24	−43.27	−39.27
2	response to inorganic substance	77	14.67	−39.17	−35.35
3	drug metabolic process	92	17.52	−38.76	−35.06
4	cellular response to organic cyclic compound	78	14.86	−36.75	−33.15
5	regulation of hormone levels	73	13.90	−35.79	−32.33
6	cellular response to nitrogen compound	78	14.86	−33.64	−30.30
7	regulation of ion transport	75	14.29	−32.02	−28.76
8	response to oxidative stress	63	12.00	−30.96	−27.74
9	regulation of homeostatic process	65	12.38	−30.25	−27.09
10	regulation of lipid metabolic process	51	9.71	−24.36	−21.61

“Count” is the number of target genes of the 10 CHMs with membership in the given ontology term. “%” is the percentage of total target genes of the 10 CHMs that are found in the given ontology term. “Log10(P)” is the p-value in log base 10. “Log10(q)” is the multi-test adjusted p-value in log base 10. The metabolic pathways are arranged in ascending order of their respective q-value.