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MS2RLP-DLX5 & BMP4 Term nameMembers input overlap gene IDGO term IDp-value Head morphogenesisDLX5; SSBP3GO:00603230.00078 Body morphogenesisDLX5; SSBP3GO:00101710.00125.

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1 MS2RLP-DLX5 & BMP4 Term nameMembers input overlap gene IDGO term IDp-value Head morphogenesisDLX5; SSBP3GO:00603230.00078 Body morphogenesisDLX5; SSBP3GO:00101710.00125 Intramolecular oxidoreductase activity PDIA5; EIF2B2GO:00168600.00152 Head developmentDLX5; SSBP3GO:00603220.00170 Palate developmentBMPR1A; DLX5GO:00600210.00326 Regulation of metabolic process TNKS; NCOA2; LRRFIP1; ARHGAP31; ZFHX4; PDIA5; EIF2B2; BMPR1A; CDK2; ZNF552; LBH; DLX5; SSBP3 GO:00192220.00339 Nucleobase-containing compound metabolic process TNKS; NCOA2; LRRFIP1; ARHGAP31; ZFHX4; PDIA5; EIF2B2; BMPR1A; CDK2; ZNF552; LBH; DLX5; SSBP3 GO:00061390.00398 Heterocycle metabolic process TNKS; NCOA2; LRRFIP1; ARHGAP31; ZFHX4; PDIA5; EIF2B2; BMPR1A; CDK2; ZNF552; LBH; DLX5; SSBP3 GO:00464830.00518 Cellular aromatic compound metabolic process TNKS; NCOA2; LRRFIP1; ARHGAP31; ZFHX4; PDIA5; EIF2B2; BMPR1A; CDK2; ZNF552; LBH; DLX5; SSBP3 GO:00067250.00529 Organic cyclic compound metabolic process TNKS; NCOA2; LRRFIP1; ARHGAP31; ZFHX4; PDIA5; EIF2B2; BMPR1A; CDK2; ZNF552; LBH; DLX5; SSBP3 GO:19013600.00719 Cellular nitrogen compound metabolic process TNKS; NCOA2; LRRFIP1; ARHGAP31; ZFHX4; PDIA5; EIF2B2; BMPR1A; CDK2; ZNF552; LBH; DLX5; SSBP3 GO:00346410.00728 MS2RLP-RUNX2 & BMP4 Term nameMembers input overlap gene IDGO Term IDp-value OssificationSEMA7A; WNT5A; IBSP; SMOC1GO:00015030.00199 Histone modificationRCOR1; KDM3A; BRCC3; SATB1GO:00165700.00263 Signal transduction by phosphorylation RAP2A; ANGPT1; SEMA7A; WNT5A; CREB1GO:00230140.00291 Cellular developmental process RAP2A; KDM3A; STMN2; SEMA7A; CREB1; RCOR1; SATB1; WNT5A; ANGPT1; IBSP; SMOC1; HAS2 GO:00488690.00324 Cytokine production involved in immune response WNT5A; SEMA7AGO:00023670.00332 Regulation of cellular component size WNT5A; SEMA7A; CREB1GO:00325350.00528 Single-organism biosynthetic process ANGPT1; SCD; CREB1; AK4; KDM3A; CSGALNACT2; HAS2GO:00447110.00618 System development RAP2A; STMN2; SEMA7A; CREB1; AK4; RCOR1; SATB1; WNT5A; ANGPT1; IBSP; SMOC1; HAS2 GO:00487310.00625 Hematopoietic or lymphoid organ development WNT5A; ANGPT1; RCOR1; SATB1GO:00485340.00649 Organonitrogen compound metabolic process RAP2A; SLC6A6; AK4; TIAM2; RASA4; WNT5A; ANGPT1; CSGALNACT2; HAS2GO:19015640.00965 MS2RLP-RUNX2 & MS2RLP-DLX5 Term nameMembers input overlap gene IDGO term IDp-value Cation binding FUS; DHTKD1; ME3; MID1; BRPF3; SRSF7; THBS3; GLI2; PFKM; MIPEP; ZBTB34; AMY2A; ENPP1; IMPA2; EFHC1; THNSL2; PLD6; RPS6KA6; ZNF671; BNC2; PLSCR1; PPP3CA; PDE4B; EWSR1; MLPH GO:00431697.191E-05 Identical protein bindingPLD6; FUS; SNX9; PFKM; ENPP1; IMPA2; FLT3LG; LUC7L; EWSR1; MID1GO:00428020.00080 Cellular carbohydrate metabolic process DHTKD1; IMPA2; PYGB; PFKM; ENPP1GO:00442620.00151 Single-organism catabolic process USP17L2; PLD6; PLSCR1; SNX9; PFKM; ENPP1; DHX38; IMPA2; PYGB; DHTKD1; CRMP1; PDE4B; THNSL2 GO:00447120.00215 Trabecula formationTGFBR3; THBS3GO:00603430.00238 Prostate gland morphogenesisGLI2; TNCGO:00605120.00278 Prostate gland epithelium morphogenesis GLI2; TNCGO:00607400.00342 Trabecula morphogenesisTGFBR3; THBS3GO:00613830.00464 Anion binding TGFBR3; THBS3; HIPK3; THRAP3; AMY2A; MTHFD1; SNX9; PFKM; RPS6KA6; ENPP1; DHX38; PYGB; DHTKD1; PDE4B; THNSL2 GO:00431680.00552 Organic substance catabolic process USP17L2; PLD6; AMY2A; THRAP3; PLSCR1; SNX9; PFKM; ENPP1; DHX38; IMPA2; PYGB; DHTKD1; CRMP1; PDE4B; THNSL2 GO:19015750.00570 Tissue developmentTGFBR3; RPS6KA6; BNC2; THBS3; ENPP1; GLI2; TNC; PPP3CA; LUC7L; MLPHGO:00098880.00767 Generation of precursor metabolites and energy DHTKD1; PFKM; PYGB; ME3; ENPP1GO:00060910.00823 Developmental growth involved in morphogenesis THBS3; TNC; BNC2GO:00605600.00879 Small molecule metabolic process USP17L2; PLD6; AMY2A; MTHFD1; PLSCR1; SNX9; PFKM; SLC25A37; ENPP1; DHX38; IMPA2; PYGB; ME3; GGT5; CRMP1; PDE4B; THNSL2 GO:00442810.00888 A B

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