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. 2019 Apr 24;170(2):296–309. doi: 10.1093/toxsci/kfz101

Table 3.

Most Perturbed Modules and Pathways by the Uricosuric Agents Benzbromarone and Benziodarone, and Relationship to Observed Toxicity Phenotypes

Gene Set Urico Agent Expression Rank a PPAR Mod Expression Rank a q-Adj Decreased Trigs b Rank Decreased Trigs c q-Adj Hypertrophy b Rank Hypertrophy c
GO: fatty acid catabolic process 1 1 2.64E-10 20 0.0000131 117
DM: liver: 26 2 2 0.000041 36 0.000043 195
DM: liver: 17 2.5 1.5 0.0000064 21 9.2E-08 130
GO: negative regulation of oxidative stress-induced intrinsic apoptotic signaling pathway 3 9 5.06E-08 26 2.94E-11 25
DM: liver: 285 5.5 16.5 0.025 177 2.7E-12 73
GO: coenzyme metabolic process 5.5 8 0.0000429 43 8.73E-15 15
REACTOME: Genes involved in destabilization of mRNA by AUF1 (hnRNP D0) 5.5 7.5 0.00026007 51 1.15E-07 72
REACTOME: Genes involved in metabolism of lipids and lipoproteins 6.5 7 6.16E-13 7 0.00000173 92
a

Each pathway or module was ranked from most to least perturbed (absolute value of pathway/module score) within each of 6 uricosuric agent and 26 PPAR modulator experiments, and the rank averaged across the 6/26 experiments.

b

The adjusted q value indicating the pathway or module’s general association with the phenotype across all TGs experiments.

c

The corresponding rank for the phenotype. These are “concurrent” associations, because expression results were taken from samples where the phenotype is present. Abbreviation: Trigs, triglycerides. Full results are provided in Supplementary Dataset 5.