Table 3 Top five biofunctions for each cluster annotated by enrichment analysis of 68 metabolites.
Biofunction | p-value | False discovery rate |
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Cluster 1 | ||
Components of cysteine metabolism | 4.0e–10 | 1.8e–08 |
Components of arginine and proline metabolism | 2.1e–08 | 4.9e–07 |
Components of nitrogen metabolism | 2.9e–07 | 4.4e–06 |
Components of glutamate metabolism | 2.1e–06 | 2.4e–05 |
Components of glycine, serine, and threonine metabolism | 5.9e–06 | 5.5e–05 |
Cluster 2 | ||
Components of glycine, serine, and threonine metabolism | 1.9e–07 | 4.7e–06 |
Essential amino acids | 2.9e–06 | 3.5e–05 |
Components of aminoacyl-tRNA biosynthesis | 8.9e–06 | 5.3e–05 |
Components of cysteine metabolism | 6.8e–06 | 5.3e–05 |
Semi-essential amino acids | 5.4e–04 | 2.6e–03 |
Cluster 3 | ||
Vitamins | 1.0e–06 | 1.8e–05 |
Essential amino acids | 9.1e–06 | 6.2e–05 |
Essential vitamins | 1.0e–05 | 6.2e–05 |
Components of purine metabolism | 7.3e–05 | 3.3e–04 |
Vitamins (Vitamin C) | 6.6e–04 | 2.2e–03 |