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Brain Gene Expression in a Novel Mouse Model of Postpartum Mood Disorder.

Transl Neurosci · 2019 · PMC6689211 · PMID 31410299

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highly significantp=3.6x10 -11actually significant
cutoff 0.5: https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/genefilter/versions/1.54.2/topics/nsFilter This analysis resulted in just 213 unique genes that were differentially-expressed at a nominal p-value<0.05, 35 of which had a fold change in expression >1.5 (the 24 genes from Table 2 as well as Psg25 , 1700047G07Rik , Ugt2b5 , Vmn1r86 , Olfr493 , Olfr295 , Vmn1r37 , Olfr800 and Fpr2 ); for the 213 genes, the KEGG pathway ‘olfactory transduction’ remained highly significant (p=3.6x10 -11 ), as did the GO biological pathway terms ‘G-protein-coupled receptor signalling’ and ‘sensory perception of smell’ (p=7.9x10 -12 and p=1.2x10 -12 respectively) and the GO molecular function terms ‘G-protein coupled receptor activity’ and ‘olfactory receptor activity’ (p=9.6x10 -17 and 2.4x10 -13 respectively).

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