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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class ME
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class MET
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_41min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class M
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_186min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_31min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class E
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_41min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_23min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass MDpd_41min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass MDpd_159min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class SM
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_53min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass MD_23min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_83min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_53min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_66min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_122min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class MDET
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_23min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_143min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_186min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class MDE
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class MD
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass MDpd_PC32
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_143min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_66min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_93min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_83min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class SET
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_425min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass MDpd_53min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_PC32
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class ET
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class SMD
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_101min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_66min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_41min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass SE_53min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_23min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_143min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_122min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, class SE
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass E_101min
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, subclass ETmax_101min
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Baugh et al 2005, T3 validated PAL-1 target genes
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, PAL-1 target genes, score 2,3,4
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, 308 PAL-1 target genes
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Baugh et al 2005, Fig7 and Table4, 14 PAL-1 target genes
that likely involved in patterning
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, PAL-1 target genes, score 5, 6, 7
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Baugh et al 2005, T1 PAL-1 target genes
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Baugh et al 2005, Supplymental Dataset, PAL-1 target genes, score 1
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Bishop et al 2004 Table1: 30 genes Upregulated in vhl-1 vs WT
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Bishop et al 2004 Table2: 6 Egl-9 hif-1 pathway genes
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Bishop et al 2004 Table4: 57 vhl-1 depend hif-1 independent
genes
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Blacque et al 2005 T1 Shown are all genes (46 in total) that are enriched for SAGE tags in the ciliated-cell transcriptome (C), with R1.5-fold enrichment versus the pan-neural transcriptome (P) and R2.0-fold enrichment versus the muscle (M) and gut (G) transcriptomes, and with a canonically-positioned (Pos) putative X box (i.e., within 250 bp of the start codon). Only genes with homology to a human gene (Blast E-value < e?10) are represented.
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Blacque et al 2005 ST3 Putative X Box Sequences Used to Derive a Consensus X Box Sequence: Only genes with a restricted expression pattern in many, if not all, ciliated cells of C. elegans were considered.
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Blacque et al 2005 ST2 SAGE tag data for 42 genes known to be expressed in most ciliated cells (e.g., IFT-related genes) or in a subset of ciliated cells (e.g., tax-1, guanylate cyclases, receptors, and channels).
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Blacque et al 2005 S42 Full List of Putative X-Box-Containing Genes: Genes are ranked by X box score (homology to the consensus X box sequence). Only X boxes with scores >10.0 and within 1500 bp upstream of the gene start codons are included. Note also that only those genes with significant homology to a human gene are shown (Blast E-value < e.10).
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A supplimentary table showing the disease gene operons organized by disease with a short description of each gene
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Operons containing human disease gone orthologues, an expandedlist can be found in Blumenthal2002_suppDGO.txt, the Disease Gene Orthologue supplimentary file
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Operon gene pairs with confirmed spacing
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genes confirmed to be transpliced to SL2/SL12 from cDNA clone analysis, from the worm transcriptome project, lead by Y.Kohara.
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Chen et al 2006 S2 X-box regulated genes
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Chen et al 2006 C. elegans genes that contain X-box motifs in their promoters, are positively correlated with daf-19 in gene expression, and have reduced expression in daf-19(-) strains
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Chi et al 2006 Supplemental Table: lin-35/elf-1/dpl-1 regulated genes that not in group.
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Chi et al 2006 Supplemental Table: 75 genes down-regulated in elf-1;dpl-1 mutant.
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Chi et al 2006 Summplement Table, 43 genes commonly down-regulated in all three mutants.
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Chi et al 2006 Supplemental Table 88 genes up-regulated in lin-35 mutant.
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Chi et al 2006 Supplemental Table 42 genes variably up-regulated in all three mutants.
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Custodia et al 2001 Table2: Cytochrome P450
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Custodia et al 2001 Table2: Yolk proteins
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Custodia et al 2001 Table2: Metallothionein
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Custodia et al 2001 Table2: Glut-S-transferase
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Custodia et al 2001 Table2: heat shock
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Denver et al 2005 Supplement Table 1: 662 genes that differentially expressed in MA(Mutation Accumulation) lines.
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Denver et al 2005 Supplement Table 2: 123 genes that differentially expressed in NI(Natual Isolate) lines.
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Dybbs2005 et al 2005, Supplymental Table1,List of Missense and Nonsense Alleles
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Dybbs2005 et al 2005, reduced expression in
tom-1(nu468) compared with wt (fold-change <-0.5, p<0.01)
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Dybbs2005 et al 2005, Fig3, reduced expression in
unc-43(n1186) compared with wt (fold-change <-0.5, p<0.01)
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 11: Genes previously known to be expressed in unc-4::GFP neurons. Published literature and wormbase http://www.wormbase.org were searched to identify 27 genes that are expressed in embryonic neurons that also express unc-4::GFP (I5, DA, SAB).
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Fox et al 2005 Supplement6: 1012 unc-4::GFP Enriched Genes Transcripts elevated 1.7 fold above baseline at a FDR .1%.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 10: genes are enriched 1.7fold (FDR .1%) in N2 cells compared to unc-4::GFP neurons.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 15: Genes Expressed only in unc-4::GFP neurons.
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Fox et al 2005 Additional File 14/Table2: Summary of unc-4::GFP enriched and expressed (EGs) transcripts in selected categories. This file is an expanded version of Table 2 (see text) in which EGs are added to the list of enriched genes. Genes are organized as in Table 2 according to molecular function (KOG description, other description http://www.wormbase.org). Statistical rank is indicated for each enriched transcript and "EG" designates transcripts that are EGs.
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Gaudet et al 2002 Supplement Table1: Known pharyngeal genes detected by the microarrays.
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Gaudet et al 2002 Supplement Table3: List of microarray positives. Positives are genes with an average log2(par-1/skn-1)>=2.0;
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Gaudet et al 2002 Supplement Table2: Expression of microarray positives, assayed with GFP::HIS2B reporters. Positives are ranked according to their average log2(par-1/skn-1) ratio; *F28F9.1 has a par-1/skn-1 ratio below the cut-off for inclusion in the positive set (i.e. <2.0)
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Golden et al 2004, Table 2, daf-2 genes differentially expressed as a function of time
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Golden et al 2004, Table 2, daf-2 genes differentially expressed as a function of time
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Golden et al 2004, Table 3, Genes that differentiate N2 and daf-2 at 14days
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Golden et al 2004, Table 3, Genes that differentiate N2 and daf-2 at 19days
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Golden et al 2004, Table 3, Genes that differentiate N2 and daf-2 at 4days
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Golden et al 2004, Table 2, N2 genes differentially expressed as a function of time
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Golden et al 2004, Table 2, N2 genes differentially expressed as a function of time
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Golden et al 2004, Table 1, Genes that differentiate N2 and daf-2 with respect to age
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Golden et al 2004, Table 3, Genes that differentiate N2 and daf-2 at 9days
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Golden et al 2004, Table 2, N2 genes differentially expressed as a function of time
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Golden et al 2004, Table 2, daf-2 genes differentially expressed as a function of time
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GuhaThakurta et al 2002 Table1: genes upregulated on heat stress
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(1,4)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(5,3)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(3,6)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(3,2)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(3,3)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(1,5)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(4,6)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(2,1)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(5,2)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(1,3)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(5,5)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(2,4)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(4,1)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(6,4)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(4,4)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(2,2)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(4,5)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(2,5)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(5,4)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(6,6)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(3,1)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(2,6)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(5,1)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(6,1)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(1,6)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(6,2)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(4,2)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(3,4)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(6,5)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(2,3)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(1,2)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(5,6)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(6,3)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(1,1)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(4,3)
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Hill et al 2000, Supplymental Dataset, developmentally modulated genes cluster(3,5)
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Hristova et al 2005 Table 4: 12 genes whose mRNA levels upregulated significantly in lin-4 mutant
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Hristova et al 2005 Table 4: 9 genes whose mRNA levels down regulated significantly in lin-4 mutant
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Hristova et al 2005 Table 4: 6 genes whose mRNA levels upregulated significantly in lin-14 mutant
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Hristova et al 2005 Table 4: 15 genes whose mRNA levels down regulated significantly in lin-14 mutant
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Comparison of gene expression of daf-2 and control worms on day 6, giveing genes grouped by gene family and increase or decrese
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Comparison of gene expression between 10-day old daf-2 muntants and 6-day old controll worms broken down by gene family and increase or decrease
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Heat Shock Protein like genes in daf-2 muntants and controll worms with ~60-fold increases in the muntants
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Progressive inbcrease of gene expression in daf-2 muntants on a 1, 6, and 10-day sample rate with 1 and 6-day controlls
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Comparison of Gene expression between daf-2 and controll worms on day 6 broken down by gene family and increase or decrease
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Genes listed by their increase or decrease broken down by samples taken at 3 periods over 10 days, see table 1s for further data
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HWienver et al 2005 Supplement Table3: Comparison of gene expression between 10-day old daf-2 and 6-day old control worms
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HWienver et al 2005 Supplement Table2: Comparison of gene expression between daf-2 and control worms on day 6
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HWienver et al 2005 Supplement Table1: Progressive increase gene expression in daf-2 worm
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HWienver et al 2005 Supplement Table4: Gene families with
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HWienver et al 2005 Supplement Table4: Gene families with significant differential regulation in dauer versus mixed stage SAGE libraries
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Jiang et al 2001 Fig4 Wnt signaling genes
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Jiang et al 2001 Fig1 male-enriched neuronal genes
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Jiang et al 2001 Fig1 hermaphrodite-enriched Transcriptional
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Jiang et al 2001 Fig2 7 cyclin-genes
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Jiang et al 2001 Fig1 hermaphrodite-enriched neuronal
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Jiang et al 2001 Fig1 male-enriched Transcription factors
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Jiang et al 2001 Fig3 Rb tumor suppressor complex genes
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Jones et al 2001 Table2: Expression of Genes Implicated Previousl in Lifespan and Dauer
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Jones et al 2001 Table 3: The Twenty Most Abundant Dauer SAGE Tags
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Jones et al 2001 Non dauer genes P<0.05
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Jones et al 2001 Dauer specific genes P<0.05
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Jones et al 2001 Table3: The Twenty Most Abundant Mixed-Stage-Specific SAGE Tags
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Kunitomo et al 2005 Supplementary 2: 20 sensory neuron-expressed genes
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Kunitomo et al 2005 Supplementary 2: 9 motor neuron-expressed genes
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Kunitomo et al 2005 Supplementary 2: 64 intestine neuron-expressed genes
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Kunitomo et al 2005 Supplementary 2: 53 muscle neuron-expressed genes
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Kunitomo et al 2005 Supplementary 2: 14 genes with one or more X-boxes in their promoter region. These genes are expected to be expressed in cilliated sensory neurons under the control of the DAF-19 transcription factor, are also enriched in the che-1::PABP RNA preparations.
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Kunitomo et al 2005 Table 1: 24 top ranked neuron-expressed genes
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Kwon et al 2004 Table1: Class4 late-repression Ethanol-response
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Kwon et al 2004 Table1: Class3 transient-induction Ethanol-response
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Kwon et al 2004 Table1: Class1 rapid-induction Ethanol-response
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Kwon et al 2004 Table1: Class2 late-induction Ethanol-response
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Link et al 2003 Table2: Abeta repressed
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Link et al 2003 Table3: Abeta highly induced
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Link et al 2003 Table2: Abeta induced
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Regulatory genes regulated by TGF-beta signaling, grouped by gene family or pathway, a complete list that was used to make table 4
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Regulatory genes regulated by TGF-beta signaling, grouped by gene family or pathway
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A model for transcriptional regulatory events under the conrol of TGF-beta signaling suggested in this paper
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Dauer and aging genes regulated by TGF signaling grouped by gene family
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Signal transduction pathways, TFG-beta and Insulin, that regulate dauer formation
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Regulated regulatory genes. This table lists all transcription factors, signaling molecules, possible hormone biosynthetic enzymes, and other regulatory genes that are significantly regulated in our data.
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Strongly regulated genes ith a regulation greater than 2.145 fold
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Regulated regulatory genes regulated by TGF-beta
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Comparison of microarray data in this paper to other published experiments
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Lund et al 2002 Fig1: maturity aging-regulated genes
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Lund et al 2002 Fig2B homomologs of yeast SIR2
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Lund et al 2002 Fig2D Tc3 genes
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Lund et al 2002 Aging time course Fig2C heatshock
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Lund et al 2002 Fig3D Oocyte-enriched
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Lund et al 2002 Fig3C Germline-intrinsic
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Lund et al 2002 Fig2A insulin-related genes
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Lund et al 2002 Fig3B neuro-specific genes
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Lund et al 2002 Fig2D mariner genes
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Lund et al 2002 Fig4 genes in Mount 15
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Lund et al 2002 Fig3A muscle
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McCarroll et al 2004 SFig1-4 conserved genes between worms andDrosophila
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McCarroll et al 2004 SFig5 conserved genes between worms and yeast
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McElwee et al 2003 Fig4 daf-16 target lifspan genes
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McElwee et al 2003 Table1: targets of daf-16
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McElwee et al 2004 ST2 Expression of cytochrome P450 genes in daf-2 mutants and dauer larvae. Not up-regulated in daf-2 mutants or dauer larvae (41/77)
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McElwee et al 2004 ST2 Expression of cytochrome P450 genes in daf-2 mutants and dauer larvae. Up-regulated in daf-2 mutants alone (12/77)
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McElwee et al 2004 ST2 Expression of cytochrome P450 genes in daf-2 mutants and dauer larvae. Up-regulated in both daf-2 mutants and dauer larvae (6/77)
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McElwee et al 2004 ST2 Expression of cytochrome P450 genes in daf-2 mutants and dauer larvae. Up-regulated in dauer larvae alone (3/77)
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Menzel et al 2001 Table3: 80 CYP genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 4: Expression of three different promoter::GFP transgenic lines with and without exposure to PCB52
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 3: RANi-dependant effects on the reproductive capacity in controll and PCB52-treated nematodes, RNAi of SRD genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 2b: Summarization of data on PCB52-induced gene expression, RNAi-coupled reproduction assay and RNAi effciency with SDR genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 5b: Canges in the fat storage of non-starved young adults under PCB52 exposure with quanitative representation of Nile red stain
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 3: RANi-dependant effects on the reproductive capacity in controll and PCB52-treated nematodes, RNAi of of CPY genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 2a: Summarization of data on PCB52-induced gene expression, RNAi-coupled reproduction assay and RNAi effciency with CYP genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 2c: Summarization of data on PCB52-induced gene expression, RNAi-coupled reproduction assay and RNAi effciency with esterase/lipase/thioesterase genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 3: RANi-dependant effects on the reproductive capacity in controll and PCB52-treated nematodes, RNAi of lipase/esterase genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 3: RANi-dependant effects on the reproductive capacity in controll and PCB52-treated nematodes, RNAi of lipase/esterase genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 5a: Canges in the fat storage of non-starved young adults under PCB52 exposure with Nile red stain showing fat localization
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 2a: Summarization of data on PCB52-induced gene expression, RNAi-coupled reproduction assay and RNAi effciency with CYP genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 3: RANi-dependant effects on the reproductive capacity in controll and PCB52-treated nematodes, RNAi of of CPY genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 4: Expression of three different promoter::GFP transgenic lines with and without exposure to PCB52
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 2c: Summarization of data on PCB52-induced gene expression, RNAi-coupled reproduction assay and RNAi effciency with esterase/lipase/thioesterase genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 5a: Canges in the fat storage of non-starved young adults under PCB52 exposure with Nile red stain showing fat localization
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 5b: Canges in the fat storage of non-starved young adults under PCB52 exposure with quanitative representation of Nile red stain
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 3: RANi-dependant effects on the reproductive capacity in controll and PCB52-treated nematodes, RNAi of SRD genes
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Menzel et al 2007 Figure 2b: Summarization of data on PCB52-induced gene expression, RNAi-coupled reproduction assay and RNAi effciency with SDR genes
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Murphy et al 2003 Fig2 Class2 shorten lifespan
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Murphy et al 2003 Fig2 Class1 elongate lifespan
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PauliF et al 2006, Sup. Table 6. 624 genes enriched in the intestine. http://elegans.bcgsc.ca/perl/eprofile/index
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PauliF et al 2006, Sup. Table 7. 230 genes enriched in the muscle. http://elegans.bcgsc.ca/perl/eprofile/index
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PauliF et al 2006, Sup. Table 5. 510 genes commonly expressed in the intestine, muscle and germline. http://elegans.bcgsc.ca/perl/eprofile/index
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PauliF et al 2006, Sup. Table 3. 271 intestine-expressed genes with known anatomical expression pattern. http://elegans.bcgsc.ca/perl/eprofile/index
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PauliF et al 2006, Sup. Table 8. 1135 genes enriched in the germline. http://elegans.bcgsc.ca/perl/eprofile/index
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PauliF et al 2006, Sup. Table 9. 820 intestine-expressed genes with GATA DNA motifs in their promoters. http://elegans.bcgsc.ca/perl/eprofile/index
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Portman et al 2004 Table1: newlyfound ray-genes in 25 candidates
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Portman et al 2004 Table1 25 candidate ray genes
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Portman et al 2004 Table1 10 previously-known ray genes
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Wang et al 2005 Supplemental Table 1: Up-regulated genes upon overexpression of both CeTwist and CeE/DA in microarray.
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Wang et al 2005 Supplemental Table 3: 11 genes showed expression in a subset of cells where CeTwist is expressed. They were defined as candidate target genes of CeTwist and CeE/DA.
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Wang et al 2005 Supplemental Table 2: Down-regulated genes upon overexpression of both CeTwist and CeE/DA in microarray.
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ReichertK et al 2005 Table1: xenobiotic induced Carboxylesterases
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ReichertK et al 2005 Table2: xenobiotic induced Collagene
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ReichertK et al 2005 Table2: xenobiotic induced C-type-lectins
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ReichertK et al 2005 Table3: 153 xenobiotic downregulated
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ReichertK et al 2005 Table1: xenobiotic induced UDP-glucoronosyltransferases
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ReichertK et al 2005 Table1: xenobiotic induced P450-b5
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ReichertK et al 2005 Table1: xenobiotic induced GSTs
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 oocyte enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig6 Germline Instrinsic genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 II wt males vs glp4 male enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 IVb male soma enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 list of genes in cluster C
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2a oogenesis enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 list of genes in cluster A
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2b herm sperm
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 list of genes in cluster E
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2a spermatogenesis enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2a intrinsic
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 list of genes in cluster D
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2a mixed sperm soma
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2b shared gemlines
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 IIIb wt male vs wt herm enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 list of genes in cluster B
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2a mixed oogenesis soma
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 Vb fem3 enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 Va fem-1 enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2b male germline
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig3 GO categories
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 list of genes in cluster F
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 IVa herm soma enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2b shared sperm
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 I wt vs glp-4 enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig2b male sperm
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig1 IIIa wt herm vs wt male enriched genes
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Reinke et al 2004, Fig5 list of genes in cluster order
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Robertson et al 2005 Fig 4: 50 genes that are zygotically expressed (up-regulated in 12-cell embryos versus 4-cell embryos) and whose expression is down-regulated in skn-1 samples (12-cell embryos versus 4-cell embryos) at least threefold in all three arrays.
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Robertson et al 2005 Fig 3A: 3 genes that are newly expressed in 8- to 12-cell stage.
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Robertson et al 2005 Fig 3B: 7 zygotic genes that are expressed only zygotically in early embryos. They are elevated in expression at the 12-cell stage versus the 4-cell stage.
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Robertson et al 2005 Fig 3B: 16 maternal genes that are maternally supplied and either maintained at a high level in early embryos(Type I) or degraded in somatic blastomeres but maintained in the germline lineage in early embryos(Type II). Type II maternal genes is downregulated in 12-cell-stage compared to 4-cell-stage. Type I basically remain unchanged.
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 40 Metabolism
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig5 34 genes in let-60 timecourse
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig2a 29 heat shock
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 6 Detoxification
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b Unkown
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 19 Protein Synthesis
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 28 Transcripton Factors
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 16 Adhesion
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 6 secretion
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 82 signaling
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 10 Cell Structure
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b Oxidation genes
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 26 Transporters
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 20 Proteases
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Romagnolo et al 2002 Fig3b 31 others
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Roy et al 2002 Supplement2: positivecontrol L1 muscle
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Roy et al 2002 Supplement3: muscle genes
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elt-2 knockdown selectively affects the expression of infection responce genes, looking at intestine function and structural genes as well as cadmium exposure
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List of genes induced and repressed along with gut or muscle enrichment and responce to cadmium
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Shen et al 2005 T2 47 hif-1 indepenent hypoxia
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Shen et al 2005 T1 63 hif-1 dependent hypoxia
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Genes commonly enriched in the Germline, Muscle, or Intestine (GMI) dataset (based on Pauli et al, Development, 2006) and larval A-class enriched dataset
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Genes encoding Uncharacterized Conserved Proteins (with human homologs) that are enriched in both the embryonic and larval pan-neural datasets
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Genes enriched in both Embryonic and Larval A-class neurons classified and grouped by category
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Genes detected in both the Embryonic A-class enriched dataset and the AFD/AWB enriched dataset (Colosimo et al 2004)
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Categorized larval pan-neural enriched genes with known expression patterns
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Candidate neural genes containing predicted pan-neural motif ("N1-box") (Ruvinsky et al 2006) that are detected in the Larval and/or Embryonic Pan-neural Enriched datasets
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108 unique transcripts from all enriched datasets (EP, LP, EA, LA) that have uncharacterized human homologs
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Dauer genes are highly represented in the Pan neural datasets with a majority of dauer pathway genes being enriched
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Genes detected in the Embryonic A-class enriched dataset but not the Embryonic Pan neural enriched dataset
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the 50 top ranked muscle-enriched genes
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Hormone receptor group
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representative genes enriched in the larval pan-neural dataset expressed in the listed neuron
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons SMAD receptor group
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single larval A-class hybridization compared to reference intensities identifing enriched and depressed transcripts
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Transcripts encoding proteins that function in synaptic transmission are enriched in the neural datasets but largely excluded from muscle
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GFP reporters for representitive genes from the neuron-enriched datasets showing the veracity for the neuronal microarray datasets
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dauer pathway genes are enriched in either the larval pan-neural or embryonic pan-neural datasets
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Microarray profiles detect known C. elegans neural genes with a list of Ion Channel/receptor/Membrane Proteins as an example
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Genes expressed in mechanosensory neurons are differentially detected in the larval pan-neural dataset versus the larval A-class dataset, This data shows the difference in the expression of these genes
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Transcripts encoding proteins that function in synaptic transmission are enriched in the neural datasets but largely excluded from muscle
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons High Mobility Group box receptor group
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representative genes enriched in the larval pan-neural dataset expressed in the listed neuron
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Homebox receptor group
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single larval A-class hybridization compared to reference intensities identifing enriched and depressed transcripts
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Genes expressed in mechanosensory neurons are differentially detected in the larval pan-neural dataset versus the larval A-class dataset, This data shows the difference in the expression of these genes
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Larval pan-neural hybridization compared to average reference intensities to identify differentially expressed transcripts Red are increased and green are depressed
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Homebox receptor group
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons SMAD receptor group
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Helix-Loop-Helix receptor group
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Expression of promoter-GFP reporters in the embryonic and larval pan-nueral and A-class motor nuerons
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Helix-Loop-Helix receptor group
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Expression of promoter-GFP reporters in the embryonic and larval pan-nueral and A-class motor nuerons
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Microarray profiles detect known C. elegans neural genes with a list of Ion Channel/receptor/Membrane Proteins as an example
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Aryl-hyrocarbon receptor group
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A comparison to transcripts enriched in both embryonic pan-neural and larval pan-neural datasets revealed a single large interaction cluster
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Differential expression of axon guidance cues and receptors in A-class motor neurons graphic
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Aryl-hyrocarbon receptor group
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Larval pan-neural hybridization compared to average reference intensities to identify differentially expressed transcripts Red are increased and green are depressed
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons High Mobility Group box receptor group
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Major transcription factor families enriched in C. elegans neurons Hormone receptor group
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A comparison to transcripts enriched in both embryonic pan-neural and larval pan-neural datasets revealed a single large interaction cluster
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GFP reporters for representitive genes from the neuron-enriched datasets showing the veracity for the neuronal microarray datasets
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dauer pathway genes are enriched in either the larval pan-neural or embryonic pan-neural datasets
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Szewczyk2006 et al 2006 Table 4: 24 genes that are upregulated
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Szewczyk2006 et al 2006 Table 4: 26 genes that are downregulated in CeMM(Chemical defined minium medium) versus NGM(nematode growth medium)
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Hermaphrodite-enriched somatic genes with in situ pattern in database
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GFP reporter expression for genes with L4 male-enriched somatic expression, showing somatic gonad and sexually dimorphic tail structures
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genes with sex-enriched expression
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Male microarray results showing genes know to be enriched that both were and were not shown to be enriched in this publication as well as Male-enriched somatic genes tested for sex-enriched expression by GFP reporter analysis
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Supplement table: Genes Found by Microrray to be Regulated by Low-Copy Overexpression of SIR-2.1 (p<0.014)
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Table1: Table 1. C. elegans pqn-Related Genes Regulated by Resveratrol Treatment and SIR-2.1 Overexpression
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Fig6A Resveratrol
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Supplement table: UPR Pathway Genes are not Substantially Induced by Resveratrol
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Fig6A Ethanol Heat Shock
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Fig6A Ethanol Paraquat
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Supplement Table: Genes Found by
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Table 1: C. elegans pqn-Related Genes Regulated by Resveratrol Treatment and SIR-2.1 Overexpression.PQN and ABU proteins are members of a prion-like glutamine/ asparagine-rich protein family. These genes were induced in WT by resveratrol,were induced even more in daf-16 by Resveratrol, were repressed in Sir-2.1 overexpressor
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ViswanathanM et al 2005 Supplement table: Genes Found by
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Late genes
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement5: 446 genes common to feeding two-way ANOVA P<0.05
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Climbing genes. we divided the dauer exit-specific genes into five groups: dauer-enriched, transient, early, climbing and late (Fig. 3). The expression of the genes in the dauer-enriched (540 genes) group decline in the dauer exit timecourse, showing either immediate or delayed kinetics. These genes are presumably involved in dauer-specific processes, such as stress resistance or prolonged life. Four groups of genes are induced as the dauer recovers: transient (195 genes, induced earliest and transiently), early (538 genes, induced to a steady state level), climbing (386 genes, induced and increasing continually) and late (325 genes, induced late) (Fig. 3).
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Early genes. we divided the dauer exit-specific genes into five groups: dauer-enriched, transient, early, climbing and late (Fig. 3). The expression of the genes in the dauer-enriched (540 genes) group decline in the dauer exit timecourse, showing either immediate or delayed kinetics. These genes are presumably involved in dauer-specific processes, such as stress resistance or prolonged life. Four groups of genes are induced as the dauer recovers: transient (195 genes, induced earliest and transiently), early (538 genes, induced to a steady state level), climbing (386 genes, induced and increasing continually) and late (325 genes, induced late) (Fig. 3).
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Late genes. we divided the dauer exit-specific genes into five groups: dauer-enriched, transient, early, climbing and late (Fig. 3). The expression of the genes in the dauer-enriched (540 genes) group decline in the dauer exit timecourse, showing either immediate or delayed kinetics. These genes are presumably involved in dauer-specific processes, such as stress resistance or prolonged life. Four groups of genes are induced as the dauer recovers: transient (195 genes, induced earliest and transiently), early (538 genes, induced to a steady state level), climbing (386 genes, induced and increasing continually) and late (325 genes, induced late) (Fig. 3).
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Wang et al 2003 Fig3: All Dauer Enriched genes
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Climbing genes
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Transient genes
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement7: 305 SAGE genes in the dataset lists
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement3: 2430 genes pass one-way ANOVA P<0.001
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Wang et al 2003 S5/Fig1: 446 genes common to feeding two-way ANOVA P<0.05. Hierarchical clustering was used to display the ratio of dauer to L1 at 0 hours (D/L1) and the expression ratios of the 446 commonly regulated genes during the dauer exit and L1 starvation timecourses.
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: Dauer Enriched
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement6: 220 genes removed because of contamination
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: genes pass two-way ANOVA P<0.05
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Transient genes.we divided the dauer exit-specific genes into five groups: dauer-enriched, transient, early, climbing and late (Fig. 3). The expression of the genes in the dauer-enriched (540 genes) group decline in the dauer exit timecourse, showing either immediate or delayed kinetics. These genes are presumably involved in dauer-specific processes, such as stress resistance or prolonged life. Four groups of genes are induced as the dauer recovers: transient (195 genes, induced earliest and transiently), early (538 genes, induced to a steady state level), climbing (386 genes, induced and increasing continually) and late (325 genes, induced late) (Fig. 3).
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement4: List of Early genes
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Wang et al 2003 Supplement8: 305 SAGE genes in the dauer exit time course
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Wang et al 2003 3 Fig7 daf-16 isoforms
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Comparison of RNAi muntants rde-1 and rde-4 to a N2 wildtype when fed S. marcescens or a nonpathogenic OP50
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Transcripts common to all three muntant datasets including fold increase and decrease as well as description
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Microarray data sets of RNAi mutants overlap with those exposed to pathogen or toxin
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Percentage of genes in datasets that are predicte to be targets for miRNA, each dataset is a mutant of the particular gene
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let-7 targets from dcr-1 muntant microarray
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GeneSifter output for rde-1 and rde-4 mutant datasets analysis for misregulated genes- (P<0.05 multi-sample t-test)
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Percentage of genes in datasets that are predicte to be targets for miRNA, each dataset is a mutant of the particular gene
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Chromosomal distrobution of misregulated genes from the RNAi muntants of dcr-1, rde-1, and rde-4
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let-7 targets from dcr-1 muntant microarray
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Significant gene ontologies (GO) for molecular function (MF), biological process (BP), and cellular component (CC) are shown for the overrepresented terms of each of the three muntants
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Transcripts common to all three muntant datasets including fold increase and decrease as well as description
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Chromosomal distrobution of misregulated genes from the RNAi muntants of dcr-1, rde-1, and rde-4
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Microarray data sets of RNAi mutants overlap with those exposed to pathogen or toxin
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Summary of microarray analysis showing silencing by small RNAs, fold change in selected genes, and overlap of misregulated genes between each of the three muntants
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Summary of microarray analysis showing silencing by small RNAs, fold change in selected genes, and overlap of misregulated genes between each of the three muntants
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Significant gene ontologies (GO) for molecular function (MF), biological process (BP), and cellular component (CC) are shown for the overrepresented terms of each of the three muntants
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Comparison of RNAi muntants rde-1 and rde-4 to a N2 wildtype when fed S. marcescens or a nonpathogenic OP50
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Gene families with significant differential regulation in dauer versus mixed stage SAGE libraries broken doen by gene family and fold increase or decrease
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Comparison of gene expression between 10-day old daf-2 and 6-day old control worms broken daown by gene family and fold increase or decrease
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Zhang et al 2002 T1 mec-3 depedent genes
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Zhang et al 2002 Fig2b 25 genes overexpressed in mec-3MT
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