Details for gene set ISOMERASE

Table: GSEA Results Summary

Dataset	Set_03_truncNotch_versus_normalThy.phenotype_truncNotch_versus_normalThy.cls #truncNotch_versus_normalThy.phenotype_truncNotch_versus_normalThy.cls #truncNotch_versus_normalThy_repos
Phenotype	phenotype_truncNotch_versus_normalThy.cls#truncNotch_versus_normalThy_repos
Upregulated in class	truncNotch
GeneSet	ISOMERASE_ACTIVITY
Enrichment Score (ES)	0.8094908
Normalized Enrichment Score (NES)	1.6098851
Nominal p-value	0.0
FDR q-value	0.17513844
FWER p-Value	0.409

Table: GSEA details [plain text format]
	PROBE	DESCRIPTION (from dataset)	RANK IN GENE LIST	RANK METRIC SCORE	RUNNING ES	CORE ENRICHMENT
1	TPI1	1500215 2100154	25	4.295	0.2910	Yes
2	PGAM2	3610605	264	1.791	0.4001	Yes
3	PDIA3	2120270	296	1.700	0.5142	Yes
4	GSTZ1	7000451	323	1.641	0.6246	Yes
5	PMM1	6840112	345	1.596	0.7321	Yes
6	P4HB	6110056	1291	0.660	0.7261	Yes
7	PTGIS	6620411	1337	0.635	0.7670	Yes
8	DDT	4590398	1870	0.435	0.7680	Yes
9	ERP29	4050441	2090	0.371	0.7815	Yes
10	LSS	3170129	2290	0.320	0.7926	Yes
11	EBP	2760292	2589	0.242	0.7930	Yes
12	GNE	6100465	2590	0.242	0.8095	Yes
13	GLCE	4850040	3421	0.116	0.7727	No
14	GNPDA1	580181 5220112 840731	3502	0.108	0.7757	No
15	TOP2A	360717	3931	0.079	0.7581	No
16	PTGDS	3610519	4603	0.052	0.7255	No
17	HSD3B1	3060672	4715	0.049	0.7229	No
18	PDIA2	5360706 4670300 5550040	5406	0.033	0.6880	No
19	HSD3B2	70068 770037 4120114 4230170 5690333	5883	0.025	0.6641	No
20	PMM2	670673 2570044 2690093 4540068 6450056	7895	0.010	0.5566	No
21	PGM1	3840408	8013	0.009	0.5509	No
22	PGM5	2340446	8651	0.007	0.5171	No
23	IDI1	1450736	10656	0.001	0.4093	No
24	DSE	5890152	10968	-0.000	0.3926	No
25	PGM3	2570465	11717	-0.002	0.3525	No
26	TXNDC4	450537	12515	-0.006	0.3100	No
27	MUT	6900170	12565	-0.006	0.3077	No
28	DCT	1090347 3840494	13141	-0.009	0.2774	No
29	PPIE	2260079	13509	-0.012	0.2585	No
30	PTGES3	2190440 2680524	14065	-0.020	0.2300	No
31	TOP1	770471 4060632 6650324	14935	-0.054	0.1869	No
32	PDIA6	2760632	15266	-0.076	0.1743	No
33	BPGM	5080520	15363	-0.087	0.1750	No