The intensity of the background colour indicates the strength of the significance of the correlation. Blue is a negative correlation and red is a positive correlation. (aP bP cP < 0.01; n = 17).</p
Strong positive correlations are indicated by dark red (positive) and strong negative correlations b...
Correlation values (upper text) and P-values (lower, parenthetical text) are presented in each cell....
Blue, red and green color represents the distribution of gene correlations before filtering, after P...
The intensity of the background colour indicates the strength of the significance of the correlation...
The darker the background colour the more significant the correlation is. Blue indicates a negative ...
The darker the background colour the more significant the correlation is. Blue indicates a negative ...
<p>The correlation (<i>Pearson</i>) profiles of the pluripotent and germinative genes in the canine ...
<p>Analysis of Pearson correlation coefficient (ρ) of molecular markers during growth phase (day 1 t...
Correlation values (upper text) and P-values (lower, parenthetical text) are presented in each cell....
The color map shows the Pearson’s correlation coefficient among pairs of proteins studied in the pop...
The blue color is related with positive values, while red color represents negative correlation (not...
<p>The top graph shows case correlations, the bottom graph shows control correlations. Color scale: ...
<p>Gene pairs that are coregulated are represented by blue dots and those that are not coregulated a...
<p>The top graph shows case correlations, the bottom graph shows control correlations. Color scale: ...
The data normalised against the three most stable reference genes is shown in a), represented by sol...
Strong positive correlations are indicated by dark red (positive) and strong negative correlations b...
Correlation values (upper text) and P-values (lower, parenthetical text) are presented in each cell....
Blue, red and green color represents the distribution of gene correlations before filtering, after P...
The intensity of the background colour indicates the strength of the significance of the correlation...
The darker the background colour the more significant the correlation is. Blue indicates a negative ...
The darker the background colour the more significant the correlation is. Blue indicates a negative ...
<p>The correlation (<i>Pearson</i>) profiles of the pluripotent and germinative genes in the canine ...
<p>Analysis of Pearson correlation coefficient (ρ) of molecular markers during growth phase (day 1 t...
Correlation values (upper text) and P-values (lower, parenthetical text) are presented in each cell....
The color map shows the Pearson’s correlation coefficient among pairs of proteins studied in the pop...
The blue color is related with positive values, while red color represents negative correlation (not...
<p>The top graph shows case correlations, the bottom graph shows control correlations. Color scale: ...
<p>Gene pairs that are coregulated are represented by blue dots and those that are not coregulated a...
<p>The top graph shows case correlations, the bottom graph shows control correlations. Color scale: ...
The data normalised against the three most stable reference genes is shown in a), represented by sol...
Strong positive correlations are indicated by dark red (positive) and strong negative correlations b...
Correlation values (upper text) and P-values (lower, parenthetical text) are presented in each cell....
Blue, red and green color represents the distribution of gene correlations before filtering, after P...