Fig. 10. Detail of the NF-?B signature. This cluster represents genes that are overexpressed in post-GC B cell-derived tumors  and to some extent in BL.

Fig. 3. Identification of genes that define PEL. The 75 genes most associated with PEL by using a Mann-Whitney U test. The majority of genes can be classified by their involvement in either inflammation  adhesion  and invasion or ER  Golgi  and vesicle trafficking.

Fig. 9. Detail of the GC B cell signature. This cluster represents genes that are overexpressed in GC B cell-derived tumors.

Table 3. Genes expressed significantly lower in the HBT group than in the NDL group

Table 2. Genes expressed significantly higher in the HBT group than in the NDL group

Table 1. Genes enriched in NS or DC cultures.

Table 1 Genes regulated by paclitaxel  U0126  or paclitaxel plus U0126

Table 2. NFAT-pathway-associated genes with differential expression in UCB versus AB CD4+ T cells

Table 1. NFAT-dependent genes with differential expression in UCB versus AB CD4+ T cells

Table 4. Differential expression of chemokine and chemokine receptor genes in UCB versus AB CD4+ T cells

Table 3. Differential expression of cytokine and cytokine receptor genes in UCB versus AB CD4 T cells

Table 1. Genes differentially expressed in N  MGUS  and MM

Table 2. Genes differentially expressed between MGUS and MM

Table 2. Selected genes with potential importance in myeloma biology

Table 1. Selected up-regulated and down-regulated genes in patient MM cells versus normal twin PCs

TABLE 1a. Gene and probe designations; subset of genes annotated as cell cycleregulatory proteins in databases supporting GeneSpring gene lists; Upregulated

TABLE 1b. Gene and probe designations; subset of genes annotated as cell cycleregulatory proteins in databases supporting GeneSpring gene lists; Downregulated

Table 2a Specific gene expression profiles for low-risk ALL and different ALL subgroups

Table 2b Specific gene expression profiles for high-risk ALL and different ALL subgroups

Table 1 General ALL markers; A total of 39 genes  among which four were unknown  were expressed in every malignant Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia case studied  in a range between 2.5-300-fold over the expression detected in normal B lymphocytes