SuppTable S3 List of genes derived from unsupervised analysis of PCNSL and systemic DLBCL  limited to 4551 genes which are expressed in normal B cell subsets and which are also differentially expressed compared to CNS tissue.

SuppTable S2b Gene List of Cluster 2; cluster of genes associated with systemic DLBCL identified by unsupervised analysis  28 of which were expressed in normal B-cell subsets

TABLE II ? STROMAL GENES DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED BETWEEN IBC AND NON-IBC

Supplement 3b. Genes expressed differentially in odontoblasts and pulp tissue in selected Gene Ontology categories. (Pulp Tissue)

Supplement 3a. Genes expressed differentially in odontoblasts and pulp tissue in selected Gene Ontology categories. (Odontoblasts)

Table S3. The refined 14 ?Polycomb Repression Signature? genes. The Down-regulated expression of these genes is associated with poor clinical outcome (Figure S3).

Table S2. The 87 ?Polycomb Repression Signature? genes. The Down-regulated expression of these genes is associated with poor clinical outcome (Figure 2).

Table 2S. Genes down-regulated in AILT vs. normal T-lymphocytes (corresponding to CD4+  CD8+ and HLA-DR+ elements)

Table 1S. Genes over-expressed in AILT vs. normal T-lymphocytes (corresponding to CD4+  CD8+ and HLA-DR+ elements)

Table 5S. Genes differentially expressed in AILT vs. PTCL/U

Table 4S. Genes differentially expressed in AILT vs. PTCL/U and ALCL

Webtable 1.ÿAffymetrix X3P probeset identifiers for individual chemosensitivity predictors

Table 2. MDR related genes of pancreatic cancer cell (fold>3)

Table S3 List of genes modulated by enforced MCL1 expression in B-NHL cells

SuppTable 3 List of 53 transcripts that were significantly (p>0.02) up-regulated in Sezary syndrome PBMC versus controls PBMC (fold change > 2).

Table 2: Gene list up-regulated in SP cells compared to non-SP cells

Table 1: The approved gene symbols and names in reference to HUGO Gene Nomenclature

Table S2: ECM gene list of the 278 literature derived genes.

TABLE 2. Differentially expressed angiogenic genes between HCV cirrhotic and HCV-HCC tissues