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Table 1 Top ten TIV-responding heavy chain V genes

From: Statistical inference of a convergent antibody repertoire response to influenza vaccine

Gene name

Lit Ab Freq.

Combined

Patient 1

Patient 2

Patient 3

Patient 4

Patient 5

IGHV3-23

0.10345

1.08E-14

1.54E-05

4.55E-05

0.00529688

0.00010769

0.00015385

IGHV1-69

0.23707

5.04E-14

0.00043284

0.00290909

0.00028125

6.15E-05

1.54E-05

IGHV3-30

0.03879

7.19E-13

0.00153731

0.00154546

0.00025

0.00069231

1.54E-05

IGHV3-7

0.04310

1.15E-12

0.00020896

0.00792424

1.54E-05

0.00010769

0.00389231

IGHV4-61

0.00215

1.16E-12

0.00132836

7.58E-05

0.02834375

3.08E-05

0.00012308

IGHV4-31

0.00431

1.78E-12

0.00110448

0.00424242

0.0015625

3.08E-05

7.69E-05

IGHV3-48

0.01940

2.36E-12

0.00032836

0.00040909

0.0001875

0.00096923

0.00096923

IGHV4-59

0.15302

2.77E-12

0.00011940

0.00013636

0.01929688

4.62E-05

0.00195385

IGHV3-11

0.00431

3.14E-12

0.00037313

0.00074242

0.00025

0.00015385

0.00306154

IGHV3-30-3

0

4.71E-11

0.00219403

0.01130303

0.00153125

0.00115385

1.54E-05

  1. Lists the top ten scoring IGHV genes in the FPCA-based test for the B cell data. “Lit. Ab Freq.” lists the frequency for each of the V genes in the literature-curated dataset. “Combined” lists the p values for each of the V genes after using Fisher’s method to combine the p values from the FPCA-based test across all the patients. Patient 1–5 lists the p values for each of the individual patients from the FPCA-based test. Genes are sorted by combined p value