Table 3

Number of induced/repressed elementary modes in each condition

Stress condition
Number of induced or repressed elementary modes (EM1)
Number of induced or repressed KEGG pathways (EM1)
Number of induced or repressed elementary modes (EM2)
Number of induced or repressed KEGG pathways (EM2)

Heat shock [32], induced
12
2
28
4
Heat shock [32], repressed
2
2
2
2
NaCl [32], induced
5
1
4
2
Peroxide [32], induced
16
10
3
2
Sorbitol [32], induced
1
1
30
2
Acid [32], induced
6
1
0
0
Amino acid starvation [33], induced
13
3
104
19
Diamide [33], induced
42
12
196
21
Peroxide [33], induced
6
2
3
2
Heat shock [33], induced
34
2
88
7
Nitrogen depletion [33], induced
2
2
13
6
Stationary phase [33], induced
54
5
292
25
Variable temperature [33], induced
20
3
57
7
Ash [34], induced
24
11
153
19
Ash [34], repressed
200
2
284
8
Cadmium [34], induced
1
1
19
5
Maneb [34], induced
17
11
193
21
Octanol [34], induced
5
2
12
6
Pentachlorophenol [34], induced
7
5
56
12
Pentanol [34], induced
44
7
289
35
Pentanol [34], repressed
184
2
166
7
Thiuram [34], induced
12
11
19
5
Tetrachloro-isophthalonitrile [34], induced
17
11
25
8
Tetrachloro-isophthalonitrile [34], repressed
155
1
202
8
Zineb [34], induced
16
10
127
19

This table shows the number of elementary modes found induced or repressed in each stress condition. These include all the results given by BlastSets independently of their P value. The numbers given in the fourth column are the numbers of individual elementary modes and not the numbers of pairs.

Schwartz et al. Genome Biology 2007 8:R123   doi:10.1186/gb-2007-8-6-r123

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