Figure 6
From: A common gene expression signature in Huntington’s disease patient brain regions
WGCNA analysis of the HD/PD consensus dataset indicates commonly dysregulated pathways. (A) Visualization of modules that are highly correlated with Huntington’s (HD) and Parkinson’s (PD) disease state. Size is the number of genes for each module. P adj gives the Benjamini Hochberg corrected significance value of correlation with HD/PD for each module. (B) Correlations of eigengene based connectivity (kME) versus the gene significance for HD and PD. The two modules with the highest absolute correlation are shown for each disease dataset. cor = correlation. (C and D) Visualization of hub genes in HD/PD consensus network modules. The 50 most connected genes (nodes) and the 500 strongest gene-gene interactions (edges) in each module are shown. The width and the color saturation of the lines (edges) correspond to the weight of the interactions. The PDpos2 module is visualized in Additional file 5. (E - G) Hub gene comparison of HD/PD consensus modules versus modules of the HD caudate nucleus (CN) dataset. Venn diagrams show the overlap of hub genes in the respective consensus modules with HD caudate nucleus modules. Only consensus modules with an overlap of 5 or more genes to CN modules are shown. For analysis of a HD/GG consensus network see Additional file 6; HD/RCC see Additional file 7; HD/DM1 see Additional file 8; HD/DM2 see Additional file 9.