Our results are shown in Table 4.Briefly, we see that the "metastasis-prone" stromal gene set is associated witha number of interesting biological processes, including cell cycle progressionand survival, DNA damage/repair, scleroderma, "stemness", aging and oxidativestress, Alzheimer's disease, decreased DNA-methylation, tamoxifen-resistance,metastasis, Myc-associated target genes, inflammation (NF-kB/STAT), TGFbetasignaling and myofibroblast differentiation, hypoxia and HIF signaling,mitochondrial function, and liver-specific gene transcription. Here, MYC is linked to scleroderma.