highly significantP value < 10 − 6
In all cases, the difference in the level of divergence between normal and tumor samples in each tissue and platform cohort is highly significant (Wilcoxon P value < 10 − 6 ; see Fig. 2 ).
In all cases, the difference in the level of divergence between normal and tumor samples in each tissue and platform cohort is highly significant (Wilcoxon P value < 10 − 6 ; see Fig. 2 ).
This revealed an increasing trend in average divergence from the normal baseline, strongly suggesting that divergence analysis can efficiently capture the global dysregulation associated with cancer progression or risk factor exposure.