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High expression of gene sets associated with CD8+ T-cell effector function were significantly enriched (enrichment score (ES)=0.70, P=0.046) in patients with better survival.

We found that these clinical associations are enriched (enrichment p < 0.05) for miRNA-associated SNPs (p < 0.001) relative to frequency-matched SNPs.

The low variance gene list was enriched (enrichment scores > 1.5) for genes annotated with the GO cellular component terms of mitochondrion or other organelle membrane and for biological process clusters primarily associated with transport or defense response.

DAVID functional annotation clustering not only revealed over-representation of ribosome function in this module (enrichment score = 20) but additionally suggested that mitochondrial function was also enriched (enrichment score = 1) (Additional File 2).

We note also that the motif for NF-YA (JASPAR motif NFYA) is highly differentially enriched enrichment in promoters bound by MYC (Table 5, rank 1, Fisher E-value <10-38 <10-38less so in promoters butnd by FOS (rank 24, Fisher E-valess0.01, data not soown).

2 FDR <0.28, 5 genes with FDR <0.25 3 All tibolone users were included in the analysis; there were 58 genes with FDR <0.50 Using functional annotation clustering in DAVID, the "E2 or E2/P systemic" gene set was enriched (enrichment score 1.67) in one cluster that included six general cellular component GO terms.

Although more gene-sets were found enriched, the enrichment map clusters were globally the same, but characterized by noisier patterns (Text S1).

KEN-motifs are especially enriched (>eightfold enrichment, compared to 7% expected by random chance).

In addition, we looked at genes identified by the Gene Ontology as involved in RNA processing and identified 39 genes as being either aberrantly spliced or differentially expressed, although this biological category was not abnormally enriched by enrichment analysis.

It is an important process in the formation of epigenetic mineral deposits (those formed after the formation of the host rock), in the formation of high- and intermediate-temperature hydrothermal ore deposits, and in supergene sulfide enrichment (enriched by generally downward movement).

However, with the development of genome-wide assays, recent studies have revealed marked clustering of particular histone modifications over relatively large genomic regions; e.g. LOCKs and BLOCs (broad local enrichments) enriched with the histone marks H3K9me2 and H3K27me3, respectively.