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Intestinal stem cells and transit amplifying cells: gene co-expression modules

Crypt-base stem cells and their rapidly dividing transit-amplifying progeny; sustained by Wnt and Notch signals, they renew the entire epithelium every few days and regenerate it after injury.

SCUBA's reference network for Intestinal stem cells and transit amplifying cells holds 96 gene modules covering 1,084 genes. Each module is a group of genes that rise and fall together across these cells, annotated with the biological process it most likely represents.

View the Intestinal stem cells and transit amplifying cells network in SCUBA

absorptive cell development (7)

Antiviral (2)

Cell cycle (13)

chromatin regulation & transcription (5)

Cytoskeletal (4)

Epithelial development (3)

Housekeeping (7)

Inflamation (8)

migration & adhesion (2)

Mitochondrial & OxPhos (13)

Protein processing & ER (12)

RNA processing & translation (7)

Stemness (4)

Stress (8)

WNT pathway (1)