NR0B2 regulation during Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis defines a metabolic and pre-malignant reprogramming of Cholangiocyte
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Supplemental tables associated to manuscript: Supplemental Table 1. Text mining of the 525 ranked genes found in PUBMED with symptom keywords: this Table describes the 525 ranked genes obtained by text mining with the ‘Génie’ algorithm against the three MESH terms: biliary inflammation, biliary fibrosis and biliary stasis. The respective ranks, p-values and PMID identifiers collected for each gene and each MESH term are presented. Supplemental Table 2. Symptom-related genes found to be differentially expressed in livers from primary sclerosing cholangitis patients: Differentially expressed gene analysis results (logarithmic Fold Change, Average Expression and Adjusted p-values) are presented with respective machine learning predictive scores for supervised sample categories from the GSE61256 dataset (PSC versus other liver samples). Supplemental Table 3. Pavlidis Template Matching for FXR dependency in the liver transcriptome. Results of Pavlidis template analysis used to describe the FXR regulation dependency of PSC genes in liver samples from the GSE54557 dataset. For each gene, the R-Pearson correlation coefficient and its respective p-value are presented in this Table. Supplemental Table 4. Best one hundred genes found to be significant in the pseudotime trajectory of Abcb4-/- cholangiocytes. Best one hundred ranked genes found to be significant on the pseudotime cell trajectory of Abcb4-/- cholangiocytes based on the alternative expression of Nr0b2 and Sox9 in GSE168758.