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. 2009 Dec 18;5(12):e1000776. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1000776

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Southworth et al.

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(A) The clustering coefficient () versus the connectivity () after simulation of uniform co-expression loss. Each dot represents a probe in either the 16-month-old (blue) and 24-month-old (red) networks. All of the probes with at least one neighbor are plotted. The gray lines represent the 100 node-deletion simulations. (B) The clustering coefficient () versus the connectivity () for young and old mice as contrasted with the cluster-based deletion simulation. Each dot represents a probe in either the 16-month-old (blue) and 24-month-old (red) networks. All of the probes with at least one neighbor are plotted. The distributions from the cluster-based deletion simulations are shown in gray.

Inline graphic — (A) The clustering coefficient () versus the connectivity () after simulation of uniform co-expression loss. Each dot represents a probe in either the 16-month-old (blue) and 24-month-old (red) networks. All of the probes with at least one neighbor are plotted. The gray lines represent the 100 node-deletion simulations. (B) The clustering coefficient () versus the connectivity () for young and old mice as contrasted with the cluster-based deletion simulation. Each dot represents a probe in either the 16-month-old (blue) and 24-month-old (red) networks. All of the probes with at least one neighbor are plotted. The distributions from the cluster-based deletion simulations are shown in gray.