Fig. 3From: Respiratory viral infections and host responses; insights from genomicsGene networks and molecular drivers underlying symptomatic host responses to infection. Gene expression patterns were profiled in blood from adult volunteers after experimental infection with RSV, RV or IAV [3]. Differentially expressed were identified between symptomatic versus asymptomatic subjects for each virus, resulting in 934 differentially expressed genes for IAV (adjusted p-value < 0.05), 173 genes for RV (adj p-value < 0.05), and 130 genes for RSV (adj p-value < 0.1). a/c/e; Network wiring diagrams were constructed utilizing experimentally supported findings from prior studies (Ingenuity Systems KnowledgeBase) [50]. Genes coloured red were upregulated and those coloured green were downregulated. b/d/f; Upstream regulator analysis was employed to identify the molecular drivers of the response [51]. The negative log p-value was shaded red to indicate pathway activation, and blue indicates inhibitionBack to article page