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  1. ...makes a different type of homology error: a “low score error.” Four of the eight homology errors made by PANTHER were of this type. Sequences are annotated by scoring proteins against a library of ∼40,000 Hidden Markov Models (HMMs) that represent different families and subfamilies of proteins...
  2. ...Markers function (test.use equals; “MAST”, assay equals; “SCT”, slot equals; “scale.data”) for each cluster to calculate DE. Clusters with a sufficient number of DEGs were subjected to pathway enrichment analysis using the statistical overrepresentation test using PANTHER (Thomas et al. 2003) and Reactome...
  3. ...://github.com/anderssonrobin/enhancers/blob/master/scripts/bidir_enhancers).Additional bioinformatic analysisManipulation of peak and gene BED files was performed using BEDTools (v2.19.1) (Quinlan and Hall 2010). Distances between eRNA peaks and genes were determined using the “closest” and “intersect” utilities in BEDTools. GO term enrichment analyses were performed using the PANTHER webtool (Mi...
  4. ...expression level of the ith gene in RA time course data, FPKMi,t represents the expression level of the ith gene on the tth time point. We select the top specific 200 genes and GO enrichment analysis based on PANTHER Version 14.1 (Thomas et al. 2003).Reprogramming...
  5. ...PANTHER (v. 15) (Thomas et al. 2003). Published expression data was sourced from NCBI Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/) accessions GSE85988, GSE83671, and GSE139437 (Supplemental Table S3).Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP)The cells (1 × 107–8) were fixed and sonicated...
  6. ...the HGNC code and Gene Ontology for all genes that contained SNPs that fall within transcribed regions. Specific Tunstall et al. 786 Genome Research www..org enrichment for a particular class of genes was identified using PANTHER (Mi et al. 2013). Data access The data generated from this study have been...
  7. ...excluded proteins with low variation among all samples (see Supplemental Methods and Supplemental Tables S5–S8). PANTHER (Thomas et al. 2003) overrepresentation analysis of the 344 remaining preys indicates predominantly nuclear roles of the C2H2-ZF proteins in this study, consistent with the fact that all...
  8. ...expression by annotating genes to pathways using the PANTHER database (Thomas et al. 2003). We saw a 1.57-fold enrichment of genes in this pathway compared to a background set of genes expressed in the liver (hypergeometric test, P = 0.018). We also find that the gene that encodes the only known...
  9. ...(Supplemental Fig. S1B; Pelechano et al. 2013).To assess the amount of signal attributable to background in our PRO-cap experiments, we simultaneously prepared PRO-cap libraries from the same starting material in which nascent RNAs were not treated with Tobacco Acid Pyrophosphatase (TAP) prior to 5′ adaptor...
  10. ...in functionally interpreting these data. To address this issue, massively parallel reporter assays (MPRAs) have emerged, in which barcoded reporter libraries are introduced into cells, and the resulting barcoded transcripts are quantified by next-generation sequencing. Thus far, MPRAs have been largely restricted...
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