Exposure to severe, prolonged hypoxia revealed changes in metabolites belonging to acylcarnitines, amino acids, biogenic amines and members of the energy metabolism pathway.
RNA-Seq data also revealed significant changes in genes belonging to the flavonoid pathway upon inoculation, especially in CO441.
For analyzing the potential transcriptional changes in genes belonging to pathways typically associated to AD pathology in autism, we constructed four subnetworks models of NOTCH (Supplementary Figure S1A), WNT (Supplementary Figure S2A), AD, and apoptosis (Supplementary Figure S3A) pathways.
Other methods include parametric analysis of gene set enrichment (PAGE) (Kim and Volsky, 2005), which attempts to model the changes in DEGs belonging to pathways by a parametric model.
Individual colonic gene expression of 12 rats after ≈2 weeks FOS versus control feeding were explored on whole genome level and showed that the increased permeability could not be explained by changes in genes belonging to the tight junction system in the colon.
RNA-Seq data also revealed significant changes in genes belonging to the flavonoid pathway upon inoculation, especially with the FO40 isolate, such as chalcone isomerase (CI), flavonoid 3-hydroxylase (F3H) and flavonol synthase (FS), as well as two terpene synthases (TPs) that were identified.
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As abovementioned, from a physiological point of view, sensitization refers to the plastic changes in neural structures belonging to the "pain matrix" that result in decreased nociceptive thresholds and increased responsiveness to noxious and innocuous peripheral stimuli, and expansion of the receptive fields of CNS nociceptive neurons [14].
