= 15 persons), each of whom contributed with 1 periodontitis-affected and 1 healthy gingival tissue sample. Differential expression of these genes by quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction corroborated the PSEA predictions and pointed to dysregulation of biologically important pathways in periodontitis. Collectively, our results demonstrate the robustness of the PSEA in the decomposition of gingival tissue transcriptomes and its ability to identify differentially regulated transcripts in particular cellular constituents. These genes may serve as candidates for further investigation with respect to their roles in the pathogenesis of periodontitis.
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