Table 1.
Category of genes | Autosomal | X-linked |
---|---|---|
Male-specific DE | 632 | 23 |
Female-specific DE | 585 | 31 |
Sex-specific | 1217 | 54 |
DE in both sexes (FDR < 0.05) | 8549 | 237 |
DE in both sexes (0.05 > FDR > 0.20) | 1036 | 30 |
Neither DE (FDR > 0.20) | 1673 | 72 |
Not specific | 11,258 | 339 |
Sex-specific | 1217 | 54 |
Not specific | 11,258 | 339 |
Total | 12,475 | 393 |
DE genes considered sex-specific were significant at FDR < 0.05 in the primary sex and not significant at FDR < 0.20 in the opposite sex. There was an enrichment of sex-specific responses to LPS among X-linked genes (54/393, 13.7%) compared to autosomal genes (1217/12,475, 9.8%) (Fisher’s Exact Test P = 0.01).