Differentially expressed proteins between male and female in either anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), or patellar tendon (PT) or both.

The table was curated from Tables S3 and S4 using >1 peptide count for either ACL or PT, an ANOVA p-value 0.8. If these criteria were not met for both ACL and PT, the data for the other tissue (italics) were included for completeness.*A single peptide was identified in PT which was homologous to ADH1B, ADH1C, and ADH1G. This single peptide was annotated somewhat arbitrarily to ADH1G in the PT dataset (Table S2) because of ProteinProphet homology rules and was also identified and quantified in the ACL dataset (Table S1). The statistical data has been inserted here for ADH1B because of its consistency between ACL and PT.†all peptides identified as ACTS in PT also map to ACTH in ACL, but the converse is not true for all peptides mapped as ACTH in ACL. Therefore both identifications were represented as ACTH.