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This enrichment points to the importance of genes involved in intestinal T cell homeostasis in predisposition to gut inflammation and hence to the primacy of these cells and genes in disease pathogenesis.

Fig. 6A (green lines) demonstrates an association between the average conservation score with the highest peak enrichment point (solid and dashed green lines for peak/trough ratios of >1.0, and >1.5 log-2 fold, respectively).

Remarkably, both GSEA and GO enrichment pointed to a significant association of steroid biosynthesis and cell communication ('Small GTPase mediated signal transduction' is a child of the GO term 'cell communication') processes with developmental status (Table 2).

From the functional enrichment point of view, we apply the Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery (DAVID) Gene Functional Classification Tool http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/ to find the annotation for active gene set [ 39].

Functional enrichment analysis points out the possible functional relevance of H. sapiens proteins involved in the H. sapiens-M.

SIMPER analysis indicated that Sphingobacteriales was a large contributor to dissimilarity between T6 and T7 enrichment time points (Table  8).

T0 included only one sample SIMPER analysis revealed that Sphingobacteriales was the largest contributor to dissimilarity between T1 and T6 enrichment time points for all three reactors (Table  4); its relative abundance decreased with enrichment.

Sphingobacteria was the largest contributor to dissimilarity between T1 and T6 enrichment time points for all three reactors (Table  4); levels were approximately 23%% at T1 and declined to approximately 16 % at T6. Certain species within Sphingobacteria have been observed in an aerobic soil containing decomposing rice callus under mesophilic conditions [ 22, 23].

Above this boundary, liquid oil reservoirs have the features of high-point accumulation, high-porosity enrichment, high-point sealing, and high pressure; below the boundary, liquid oil reservoirs have the features of low-depression accumulation, low-stand inversion, low-porosity enrichment, and low-pressure stability.

Complementary types of enrichment analysis pointed to the activation or repression of various processes and pathways.

And no enrichment of point mutations was observed in any specific chromosomes.