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. 2019 Feb 8;11(3):786–797. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evz033

Table 1.

Functional Annotation of 1,191 Genes Containing TASs within Their First Introns

Term Overlap (%) P
Gene ontology biological process
 Signal transduction 6.04 1.94E-05
 Negative regulation of gene expression 1.25 5.88E-05
 Adherens junction organization 0.60 7.99E-05
 Negative regulation of cell growth 0.11 8.31E-05
 Kidney development 0.93 1.00E-04
KEGG pathway
 HTLV-I infection 2.02 5.50E-05
 Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) 0.82 1.36E-04
 Cytokine–cytokine receptor interaction 1.85 2.56E-04
 Intestinal immune network for IgA production 0.65 3.80E-04
 Pathways in cancer 2.56 5.67E-04
Jensen disease analysis
 Plasma membrane part 9.57 1.03E-14
 Spanning component of plasma membrane 9.15 2.41E-13
 Extracellular region part 8.05 3.95E-09
 Extracellular region 7.71 3.02E-08
 Membrane-bounded vesicle 8.13 4.37E-09
MGI mammalian phenotype analysis
 Enlarged spleen 15.75 4.75E-09
 Premature death 9.95 2.77E-06
 No abnormal phenotype detected 8.60 3.56E-06
 Decreased body weight 9.00 1.07E-05
 Decreased body size 9.82 1.18E-05

Note.—Overlap indicates the proportions of genes carrying TASs in the first intron that overlapped with the genes of each category; P values determined by Fisher’s exact test (i.e., a test of whether the proportion of genes assigned to each category is expected by random chance) were retrieved from DAVID and Enrichr (see Materials and Methods).