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. 2024 Sep 13;27(10):110941. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2024.110941

Table 1.

Reactome pathways identified as significant in AD phospho-proteome for 3-/6-/9-month time points

Pathway # of Proteins Z score FDR
3 Month Regulation of gap junction activity 2/3 4.60 0.0019
Cation-coupled chloride cotransporters 2/7 4.13 0.0053
RHO GTPases activate PAKs 10/20 3.34 0.08
DARPP-32 events 7/16 3.31 0.08
RAF/MAP kinase cascade 26/91 −4.28 0.004
6 Month Regulation of gap junction activity 2/3 3.59 0.021
Scavenging by class A receptors 2/7 8.64 0
EPH-ephrin-mediated repulsion of cells 5/30 4.90 0.00021
Noncanonical activation of NOTCH3 2/5 4.62 0.00054
Nuclear signaling by ERBB4 2/9 4.21 0.0028
NRIF signals cell death from the nucleus 2/10 4.10 0.029
CS/DS degradation 2/7 −3.37 0.0033
9 Month Regulation of gap junction activity 2/3 5.41 1.4e-05
Scavenging by class A receptors 2/7 5.66 6.4e-06
Insertion of tail-anchored proteins into the endoplasmic reticulum membrane 4/12 4.83 0.00015
MTOR signaling 5/14 3.71 0.006
Norepinephrine neurotransmitter release cycle 8/15 −4.10 0.0017
Dopamine neurotransmitter release cycle 13/20 −4.25 0.0015
GABA synthesis, release, reuptake, and degradation 8/12 −4.74 0.00018

Each row corresponds to a different pathway. Up to seven significant pathways are shown for each time point. “# of proteins” column indicates the number of proteins in the pathway; the first number is for proteins identified in our data, and the second one (after/) is for total number of proteins.