Table SI. (A) Signature genes overexpressed in CD21? DLBCLs.

Table SI. (B) Signature genes overexpressed in CD21+ DLBCLs.

Table 2: Differentially expressed genes between N0 and N+ HNSCC as validated by the independent expression dataset

Table 2. Results of univariate analyses of gene expression with overall survival

Table 1. Prognostic genes identified in prior studies of CHOP-treated patients assessed using ArrayPlate

Table 1 Major gene expression changes in DMSO-induced differentiation of HL-60 cells and peripheral blood human neutrophils

Supplementary Table S1. Modified genes (at least two fold) in HaCa4-shLoxl2 and HaCa4-shSnai1 compared to HaCa4-shEGFP control cells

Table 1. Modified genes involved in cell differentiation (at least 2-fold) in HaCa4-shLoxl2 and HaCa4-shSnai1 compared with HaCa4-shEGFP control cells

Table 1. Common target genes regulated by all three Runx family members

Table A10. Cluster G25 Seven gene clusters were most influential for explaining survival in patients assigned to TMZ/RT->TMZ. G25  dominated by EGFR probe sets (P   .002; HR   2.8; 95% CI  1.4 to 5.4; Table 1; Fig 6).]

Table A8. Cluster G18  associated with tumor resistance displayed some correlation with EGFR expression in particular with Aquaporin 4 (AQP4).

Table A6. Cluster G13 Seven gene clusters were most influential for explaining survival in patients assigned to TMZ/RT->TMZ

Table A14. Human Probe Sets Used for GSEA in the Ross Data Set: G98 U133A Corresponding Probe Sets to U133 Plus 2.0

Table A13. Mouse Probe Sets Used for GSEA in the Krivtsov Data Set: G98 Mouse Homologues

Table 3. Expression of apoptotic cell removal receptor genes in alveolar macrophages of normal smokers compared to normal nonsmokers

Additional file 1. Fold-changes (FC) and functional categories of 103 selected genes (104 probes) modulated by HCV. A table showing a list of 103 genes found to be modulated by HCV. For each gene  the table reports gene name  gene symbol  primary gene ID  fold-change in dataset 1 and in dataset 2  as well as the known molecular function or biological process.