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[Preprint]. 2026 Aug 11:rs.3.rs-10480838. [Version 1] doi: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-10480838/v1

Extended Data Fig. 10. The injury–homeostatic meta-program axis organizes CSF proteomic states across diagnoses.

Extended Data Fig. 10.

(a) Heatmap of mean GSVA activity for the 13 consensus CSF MPs across diagnoses from 35 cohorts. Rows, diagnosis groups rank-ordered by mean Axis score; columns, MPs rank-ordered by PC1 loading. (b) Sample-level association between cohort composition and mean Axis score. X-axis, proportion of non-control samples; point size, sample size; line, linear OLS fit with 95% CI. (c) Protein-set surrogate reconstruction of the axis using GSVA. Axis-positive and axis-negative protein sets were defined from the pooled protein–axis association (|ρ| ≥ 0.40 and FDR ≤ 0.05; Supplementary Tables 4 and 13). Each point represents one sample, plotted by axis-positive and axis-negative GSVA scores and coloured by the corresponding PC1-derived axis score. GSVA, gene set variation analysis; PC1, principal component 1