Table 2.

The top 20 clusters and their representative enriched terms (one per cluster)

Description	Count	%	Log10(P)	Log10(q)
MAPK signaling pathway	20	86.96	− 37.95	− 33.89
Ras signaling pathway	9	39.13	− 12.52	− 8.76
PID TNF PATHWAY	6	26.09	− 11.87	− 8.29
Regulation of kinase activity	11	47.83	− 11.26	− 7.74
VEGFA-VEGFR2 signaling pathway	9	39.13	− 10.47	− 7.11
Osteoclast differentiation	6	26.09	− 9.09	− 6.05
Positive regulation of cell migration	8	34.78	− 8.08	− 5.17
Focal adhesion	6	26.09	− 7.98	− 5.12
ST P38 MAPK PATHWAY	4	17.39	− 7.66	− 4.9
Signaling by receptor tyrosine kinases	7	30.43	− 6.87	− 4.21
VEGF signaling pathway	4	17.39	− 6.83	− 4.19
Platelet activation, signaling, and aggregation	5	21.74	− 5.7	− 3.23
Actin filament-based process	7	30.43	− 5.63	− 3.18
Cell junction organization	6	26.09	− 4.81	− 2.5
Apoptosis modulation and signaling	3	13.04	− 4.23	− 2.08
Hippo signaling regulation pathways	3	13.04	− 4.15	− 2.02
Muscle structure development	5	21.74	− 3.86	− 1.79
Negative regulation of secretion by cell	3	13.04	− 3.64	− 1.61
Oxytocin signaling pathway	3	13.04	− 3.6	− 1.57
Regulation of cell activation	4	17.39	− 2.76	− 0.86

“Count” is the number of genes in the user-provided lists with membership in the given ontology term. “%” is the percentage of all the user-provided genes that are found in the given ontology term. (Only input genes with at least one ontology term annotation are included in the calculation.) “Log10(P)” is the p value in log base 10. “Log10(q)” is the multi-test adjusted p value in log base 10