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. 2018 Jul 31;22(2):273–286. doi: 10.1007/s10120-018-0859-1

Table 1.

Pathway enrichment analysis of reverse synthetic lethal gene families

Enrichment score UniProt keywords or sequence features Adj. p value
14.88 Protein phosphatase 4.2E−38
14.33 G-protein coupled receptor 1.2E−17
Receptor 2.5E−17
10.93 Ion channel 3E−18
Ion transport 1.4E−10
10.55 Receptor 2.5E−17
Glycoprotein 1E−11
9.34 Ribonucleoprotein 3E−11
Ribosomal protein 9.4E−10
9.04 Glycoprotein 1E−11
Disulfide bond 7.3E−11
5.2 Spliceosome 1.3E−07
mRNA splicing 3.5E−06
4.63 Metal ion-binding site: manganese 1; via carbonyl 6.3E−03
Manganese 2.2E−01
4.46 Protease 3.5E−06
Zymogen 1.5E−05
4.06 Metal ion-binding site: iron 8.3E−01
Metal ion-binding site: manganese 9.8E−01
4.01 Palmitate 1.8E−03
Lipoprotein 4.7E−02
4.00 Threonine protease 1.0E−06
Proteasome 1.1E−04

The most significant UniProt Keywords for each enrichment cluster from a DAVID ontology analysis of genes with a CDH1−/−/MCF10A viability ratio ≥ 1.3 are shown. Where no UniProt Keyword was listed, the UniProt Sequence Feature was used