Confusing Pathway Analysis Results from DAVID
I am using DAVID to carry out ontology analysis on a list of genes. I have 3 lists of orthologous genes in humans, D.melanogaster, and A.mellifera. The results for the human set return significant hits for pathways involved in olfactory functions, but the other two don't. As my background, I am using the entire set of genes of the corresponding species for each analysis. What could be a reason for this?
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