Table 1.
Summary characteristics of women with singleton and twin pregnancy by gestation group.
Table 2.
Number of sequence reads per sample and percentage alignment to Tophat2.
Fig 1.
Principal component analysis (PCA) of the 1st and 2nd principal components from the 4 groups.
Singleton Preterm (blue), Singleton Term (red), Twin Preterm (green), Twin Term (black). PCA was performed using the log10 count data from all libraries.
Fig 2.
Sample correlation heat map of the correlation of all libraries.
Each diagonal block (bottom left to top right) on the plot shows the correlation of samples within a sample group. Each of the remaining blocks shows the correlation between sample groups. SP; Singleton preterm, SP; Singleton term, TP; Twin preterm, TT; Twin term.
Table 3.
Numbers of DEGs identified in each contrast.
Fig 3.
Heat map of log fold count (LogFC) of DE genes in the 4 contrasts.
Detected DE genes were clustered based on the logFC value from all contrasts using the k-means method. SP; Singleton preterm, SP; Singleton term, TP; Twin preterm, TT; Twin term.
Table 4.
Protein coding transcripts up-regulated in term twin myometrium versus preterm singleton myometrium.
Table 5.
Protein coding transcripts down-regulated in term twin myometrium versus singleton preterm myometrium.
Table 6.
Significant Gene Ontology terms identified for biological processes in twin term myometrium compared to singleton preterm myometrium.
Table 7.
Significant Gene Ontology terms identified for molecular function in twin term myometrium compared to singleton preterm myometrium.
Table 8.
Significant Gene Ontology terms identified for cellular component in twin term myometrium compared to singleton preterm myometrium.
Table 9.
Significant KEGG pathways identified in twin term myometrium compared to singleton preterm myometrium.