Fig. 3. Prediction of DLBCL subgroups using gene expression measurements from oligonucleotide microarrays.

Table 4. Genes selected by GeneRaVE or Genespring as being differentially expressed between fibroid and myometrium

Differential patterns of expression of 92 genes correlated with docetaxel response in breast cancer (p=0ú001).

Table 1. Genes that show more than three-fold differences in expression in ascending versus descending adult colon

SuppTable 5. 87 CCP genes expressed differentially in ascending versus descending fetal colon.

Table 7. Genes that discriminate high (III) to low (I+II) grade breast tumors

Table 9. 485 survival gene list of probe elements that could separate RFS in the 99 patients with a P value <0.05

Table 6. Genes that discriminate ER positive to ER negative breast tumors

Table 8. 706-probe elements  suggesting a signature for a high proliferation rate

91 cDNA clones whose mRNA expression in normal mouse lung is correlated with strain lung tumor susceptibility in mouse-inbred strains  which are well characterized for their susceptibility/resistance to lung tumorigenesis and Pas1 allele status.

Fig. 13.ÿExpression of genes associated with Alzheimer's disease is elevated in PEL and plasma cell tumors. These genes form part of the PEL gene expression signature with the exception of ER amyloid ?-peptide-binding protein (ERAB)  which is in the ER and UPR cluster.

Fig. 8.ÿDetail of the proliferation signature. This gene expression signature is enriched for genes involved in cell proliferation (names in red) and RNA maturation and splicing (names in blue). These genes are most strongly expressed in pre-B cell and GC B cell-derived tumors.

Fig. 11. Genes that are underexpressed by PEL cells relative to other B cell tumor types. The genes that are underexpressed in PEL form a discrete cluster after hierarchical clustering. These genes are also underexpressed in the HL cell line L-428 and the anaplastic DLBCL cell line DEL.

Fig. 12.ÿDetail of the central portion of the PEL cluster. These genes are overexpressed in PEL cells (orange) and malignant plasma cells (red). Genes whose products have a role in ER or Golgi function  vesicle trafficking  or ER stress response pathways are highlighted in red.