Spearman’s correlation (R) for stiffness-sensitive lncRNA and protein coding genes (PCG) on the same chromosome (Chr). The distance (Dist) between their annotated gene start coordinates is shown in kilobases. Log2FC for LncRNA and PCG represent the combined Ao and Co VSMC data. Log2FC and FDR calculated based on grouping soft and stiff groups together, independent to cell-type. Only correlation p-values < 1e-5 are included.
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