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Table 2 Conserved miRNAs with consistent responses to song exposure

From: Song exposure regulates known and novel microRNAs in the zebra finch auditory forebrain

 

Male

Female

Mix

 

Silence

Song

Fold Change

FDR-P

Silence

Song

Fold Change

FDR-P

Silence

Song

Fold Change

FDR-P

Increasing

            

tgu-miR-25

227

423

3.57

1.6E-27

55

212

3.60

1.4E-10

35

160

2.92

2.1E-05

tgu-miR-192

26

69

5.08

1.2E-06

36

90

2.33

5.5E-03

11

97

5.63

4.3E-06

Decreasing

            

tgu-miR-92

359

100

0.53

1.1E-04

5479

5398

0.92

5.5E-03

7461

6887

0.59

6.3E-108

tgu-miR-124

24624

7056

0.55

2.1E-251

56802

46434

0.76

1.1E-206

50955

77220

0.97

1.6E-04

tgu-miR-129-5p

2020

602

0.57

4.0E-19

9778

7272

0.69

2.8E-62

12128

9284

0.49

2.6E-293

  1. Shown are the Illumina read data for the five miRNAs that show a consistent response to song (same direction of change, significant in all three comparisons). "Song" and "Silence" list raw counts from the Illumina read analysis (Additional File 1, Table S4). "Fold Change" is the ratio of Song versus Silence read counts, after the raw counts were normalized within each run to the sum of mapped reads for that sample. Thus a value of > 1 indicates a relative increase in the group exposed to song, and < 1 indicates a decrease. "FDR-P" indicates the result of the Fisher's exact test (FDR adjusted) for this comparison. See Additional File 1, Table S4 for full list of values for all miRNAs, and associated TaqMan values for a subset of these miRNAs (measured in a different set of males and females).