Glioma-associated nodes in the neighborhood of FOXO1, CARHSP and PBX3.

Associations between gene activity and glioma (as found in literature) are divided into two general groups: Positive associations denote any gene where increased expression is generally linked to harmful outcomes for the patient. This includes genes which are overexpressed in glioma as opposed to healthy tissue, where increased expression in glioma is correlated with higher mortality, or where the gene is more highly expressed in higher grade gliomas. Negative associations denote genes where higher expression is generally linked to beneficial outcomes for the patient.