Table 1. Genes found to be over- or underexpressed in CuFi1 and CuFi3 after expression profiling experiments with a threshold level >ñ1.5

Table S1. List of all megakaryocyte up-regulated transcripts encoding proteins with transmembrane domains

Table S2c. List of  EB up-regulated genes

Table 1. Transcripts encoding transmembrane domain containing proteins up-regulated in megakaryocytes

Table S2b. List of  MK up-regulated genes

Table 1. Hazard Ratios for Death from Any Cause for the 125 Patients with NSCLC and Results of Validation of the 16-Gene Signature.

Supplementary Table SIa- Top 100 genes associated with good prognosis identified using Between Group Analysis in a re-analysis of the van't Veer /et al./ breast cancer dataset

Supplementary Tables SIb- Top 100 genes associated with Poor prognosis identified using Between Group Analysis in a re-analysis of the van't Veer /et al./ breast cancer dataset

Table S1C. Genes present in the Gene Ontology selected by functional enrichment analysis.

Table 2. Top 5 genes whose transcript levels were up- or down-regulated in the SSRP1 siRNA samples, as identified in supplemental Fig. S1C

Table 3. Top 5 genes whose transcript levels were up- or down-regulated in the Spt16 siRNA samples, as identified in supplemental Fig. S1C

Table 1. The list of the 12 specific genes whose transcript levels were differentially regulated in the SSRP1 or Spt16 siRNA samples, as identified in supplemental Fig. S1A

Table 2b. Expression ratio for genes reported to be effected in human colorectal cancer

SuppTable3. Differentially expressed genes between 30 colon tumors and matched mucosa samples (P < 1e-07).  Paired tumor and normal colonic mucosa were obtained (n = 30) from patients with primary adenocarcinomas of the colon who were treated at the Department of General Surgery, University Medical Center, Gottingen, Germany.

Table 2a. Expression ratio for genes with 5-fold differential expression between colon cancer and mucosa

SuppTable2. Genes with differential expression (P < 1e-07) between colon tumors and normal mucosa. Normal colonic mucosa was obtained (n = 30) and paired tumor specimens (n=73) of patients with primary adenocarcinomas of the colon who were treated at the Department of General Surgery, University Medical
Center, Gottingen, Germany.  Of these there were 33 lymph node–negative tumors [T3-T4N0M0 UICC stage II] and 40 lymph node–positive tumors (T2-
T4N1-N2M0; UICC stage III). Tissue contained at least 70% of tumor cells.