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. 2023 Mar 3;5(1):lqad020. doi: 10.1093/nargab/lqad020

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Figure 2. — Summarisation of the PART clustering results for both AID stimulation cocktails. The heatmap for the IgM versus LPS comparison (A) and the TGFb versus LPS comparison (B). Each heatmap shows the PART clustering results of the indicated stimulation cocktail comparison. The genes shown are significant genes with a log2foldchange greater than 2 or below –2. There are 1691 genes in (A) and 1194 in (B). Clusters are indicated with the vertical colored bar on the left-hand side of the heatmap. Groups are indicated by the color at the top of the heatmap, with blue being the control (LPS) and red being the stimulation cocktail. Time points are shown with the yellow/orange bar below the groups. Illustrated within the heatmap itself is the z-score.