Table 2.

Biological processes which correlate with survival in post-G207 samples are associated with immune response.

IDa	Term	FDRb	Countc	%d
GO:00006955	Immune response	2.08E-14	35	14.7
GO:0042110	T-cell activation	6.84E-07	11	4.6
GO:0032496	Response to lipopolysaccharide	8.04E-07	17	7.1
GO:0002250	Adaptive immune response	1.26E-04	14	5.9
GO:0006954	Inflammatory response	2.28E-04	21	8.8
GO:0050776	Regulation of immune response	6.79E-03	13	5.5
GO:0031295	T-cell costimulation	1.36E-02	9	3.8
GO:0045060	Negative thymic T-cell selection	1.46E-02	5	2.1
GO:0050852	T-cell receptor signaling pathway	4.25E-02	11	4.6
GO:0032715	Negative regulation of IL6 production	4.71E-02	6	2.5
GO:0032088	Negative regulation of NF-κB transcription factor activity	6.53E-02	8	3.4
GO:0030816	Positive regulation of cAMP metabolic process	7.15E-02	4	1.7
GO:0007166	Cell surface receptor signaling pathway	1.14E-01	14	5.9
GO:0042130	Negative regulation of T-cell proliferation	1.89E-01	6	2.5
GO:0010818	T-cell chemotaxis	1.96E-01	4	1.7
GO:0032720	Negative regulation of tumor necrosis factor production	2.16E-01	6	2.5
GO:0019835	Cytolysis	2.39E-01	5	2.1
GO:0006935	Chemotaxis	3.39E-01	9	3.8
GO:0007169	Transmembrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase signaling pathway	4.43E-01	8	3.4
GO:0070098	Chemokine-mediated signaling pathway	5.51E-01	7	2.9

Note: Genes with significant P values in our Spearman rank-order analysis were uploaded into the DAVID database. The top 20 results sorted by decreasing FDR P value are displayed.

^aID, GO database identifier.

^bFDR, Benjamini FDR.

^cCount, number of genes in our uploaded dataset of 500 that match with number of genes for that biological process.

^dPercentage of genes in our uploaded dataset that match with number of genes for that biological process.