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Table 1 Brain-specific signature as identified by the proposed method.

From: A novel data mining method to identify assay-specific signatures in functional genomic studies

Rank

Gene ID

Rank

Gene ID

Rank

Gene ID

Rank

Gene ID

1

M63379*

18

D21267 (8)

35

U49869*

52

K03515*

2

S72043 (1)

19

D87463*

36

M25667 (18)

53

D49958 (27)

3

M13577 (3)

20

D78577 (19)

37

L20814 (20)

54

L18983*

4

D86974

21

L07807 (9)

38

D50310

55

D87460*

5

M27891*

22

X95404*

39

J05243

56

J04988

6

S40719 (3)

23

L10373 (11)

40

HG3437-HT3628 (10)

57

U51336*

7

J04615 (7)

24

X15341*

41

L11373*

58

HG4322-HT4592

8

X05196*

25

M16364 (12)

42

J04173

59

X51956*

9

M19311

26

M17733

43

M11749 (24)

60

U47634

10

U44839 (14)

27

D63851 (15)

44

X86809 (30)

61

M86400*

11

U48437 (6)

28

U04241

45

X04741 (22)

62

D49400

12

X99076 (5)

29

Y09836 (16)

46

M65066 (28)

63

X15183

13

M21142*

30

L37033 (23)

47

D87465 (29)

64

HG1862-HT1897

14

Z70759

31

M74491*

48

S82024 (26)

65

U60644*

15

HG1877-HT1917 (4)

32

S77356

49

D55654

66

S78296*

16

J03077*

33

J04046 (21)

50

L47738*

67

D13146*

17

M98539 (13)

34

M37457 (17)

51

D82343 (25)

  
  1. Genes previously identified as part of this signature by Misra et al. [13] are presented in bold and their ranks are shown in parenthesis. Genes marked with an asterisk are deemed to be good markers of the specific tissue because previous studies haven shown them to be either functionally associated with the health/disease state of the specific tissue or expressed at high levels on it [17].