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Table S8, Group 7: YY1 Oxidative Stress Response genes differentially expressed in dying and surviving neurons. Accession Number NM_019183 XM_342494 Gene ACTC1 APC BUB1B AA894004 CAPG NM_199502 CHRDL1 XM_001065606 CTNND2 (NPRAP) Description actin, alpha, cardiac muscle 1 adenomatosis polyposis coli Cellular Function cardiac function, morphogenesis, cell motility proliferation, growth, migration, cell signaling, synaptic plasticity BUB1 budding uninhibited by spindle checkpoint function, cell cycle, oocyte benzimidazoles 1 homolog beta (yeast) maturation capping protein (actin filament), gelsolin-like actin capping, cell motility, phagocytosis chordin-like 1 angiogenesis, differentiation catenin (cadherin-associated protein), delta cell adhesion, cell morphogenesis, cell 2 (neural plakophilin-related arm-repeat polarity, cerebral development protein) high-mobility group box 3 self-renewal, differentiation inner centromere protein antigens mitosis, cytokinesis 135/155kDa RING1 and YY1 binding protein CNS development, transcriptional repressor, apoptosis S100 calcium binding protein A8 inflammatory response, apoptosis XM_223440 XM_215184 HMGB3 INCENP XM_232220 RYBP NM_053822 NM_031541 S100A8 (MRP8) SCARB1 NM_173290 YY1 YY1 transcription factor AW142556 ZNF148 (ZBP-89) zinc finger protein 148 scanvenger receptor class b, member 1 cholesterol metabolism, antiinflammatory, synaptic plasticity transcription regulator, stress response, proliferation, development transcription regulator, growth, development Ratio 11.04 8.536 [332-334] [335-337] -8.264 [338-341] -6.993 -8.772 6.059 [342-344] [345] [346-349] 5.414 5.516 [350-351] [352-353] 9.825 [354-357] -7.246 [358-362] 6.836 [156] [363-366] 10.92 8.651 References [367-371] [372-374] Ingenuity Pathway Analysis of genes with expression levels greater than five-fold between dying and surviving neurons highlighted seven prominent groups of functionally interconnected genes. Note the remarkable correlation of cell fate with cellular functions (blue color and negative fold changes indicate genes highly expressed in dying neurons, pink color and positive fold changes indicate genes highly expressed in surviving neurons). Ratio is uninjured to injured neurons.