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. 2018 Nov 8;10:5479–5490. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S178261

Table 5.

The most significantly enriched GO terms for molecular biological process for the predicted targets of the differentially expressed miRNAs following Smad4 reexpression

GO term Cluster frequency (out of 30,854 genes) Genome frequency of use (out of 51,743 genes) P-value Corrected P-value
cellular process 21,945 (71.1%) 34,615 (66.9%) 2.03e−135 3.46e−133
single-organism process 16,897 (54.8%) 26,171 (50.6%) 6.57e−119 1.11e−116
developmental process 4,416 (14.3%) 6,062 (11.7%) 2.07e−115 3.52e−113
single-organism cellular process 13,739 (44.5%) 21,184 (40.9%) 2.93e−91 4.98e−89
metabolic process 15,628 (50.7%) 24,384 (47.1%) 2.19e−85 3.72e−83
biosynthetic process 7,285 (23.6%) 10,771 (20.8%) 1.50e−82 2.56e−80
cellular metabolic process 13,537 (43.9%) 20,960 (40.5%) 7.92e−81 1.34e−78
anatomical structure development 3,194 (10.4%) 4,389 (8.5%) 1.82e−80 3.10e−78
cellular component organization 5,065 (16.4%) 7,347 (14.2%) 4.72e−71 8.02e−69
cellular component organization or biogenesis 5,107 (16.6%) 7,419 (14.3%) 2.80e−70 4.76e−68
cellular nitrogen compound metabolic process 8,866 (28.7%) 13,540 (26.2%) 1.38e−59 2.35e−57
nitrogen compound metabolic process 9,067 (29.4%) 13,871 (26.8%) 3.37e−59 5.74e−57
cell differentiation 1,839 (6.0%) 2,476 (4.8%) 2.66e−55 4.53e−53
single-organism developmental process 2,283 (7.4%) 3,161 (6.1%) 1.61e−52 2.75e−50
Localization 7,104 (23.0%) 10,785)20.8%) 8.54e−51 1.45e−48
organelle organization 1,865 (6.0%) 2,574 (5.0%) 3.28e−44 5.58e−42
cell–cell signaling 1,117 (3.6%) 1,475 (2.9%) 6.47e−40 1.10e−37
cellular developmental process 1,993 (6.5%) 2,803 (5.4%) 1.02e−38 1.73e−36
cell communication 8,167 (26.5%) 12,684 (24.5%) 7.68e−37 1.30e−34
signaling 8,167 (26.5%) 12,684 (24.5%) 7.68e−37 1.30e−34
single organism signaling 8,167 (26.5%) 12,684 (24.5%) 7.68e−37 1.30e−34
biological regulation 8,400 (27.2%) 13,094 (25.3%) 8.48e−35 1.44e−32

Note: Terms from the process ontology with P-value as good or better than 1.

Abbreviation: GO, Gene Ontology.