Fig. 4
From: Data-driven human transcriptomic modules determined by independent component analysis
Promiscuity of significant genes in FCs. Significant genes for each FC were pooled together and tabulated. The histogram shows the distribution of how frequently a gene is found to be significant in one or more FCs. The x-axis is the number of FCs in which a particular gene is found to be significant, and the y-axis is the number of unique genes that meets that corresponding requirement. For instance, the maximum number of FCs that a gene was found to be significant in was 44, with only one gene achieving that criteria (AKR1C3; Entrez ID 8644). This observed in the histogram at the 44th position on the x-axis, with a height corresponding to 1 (represented as a dot due to the scale). A total of 9091 genes were found to be significant in only one to three FCs