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. 2012 Oct 12;7(4):914–926. doi: 10.1007/s11481-012-9409-5

Table 4.

Five most significant up-regulated (bold) and down-regulated (italic) biological pathways in common in HAND and AD or MS and ART-HAND and AD or MS

Alzheimer’s disease Multiple sclerosis
Gene category EASE score Gene category EASE score
HAND immune response 1.36E-30 response to external stimulus 4.97E-07
defense response 2.25E-28 immune response 2.83E-06
response to biotic stimulus 3.10E-28 response to biotic stimulus 3.63E-06
response to external stimulus 2.82E-23 defense response 1.33E-05
antigen presentation 5.30E-19 response to stress 0.0007
transmission of nerve impulse 3.48E-12 calmodulin-dependent protein kinase Iactivity 0.010
synaptic transmission 1.43E-11 non-kinase phorbol ester receptoractivity 0.013
transport 1.15E-10 calcium/calmodulin-dependent kinase activity 0.033
cell-cell signaling 2.91E-10 calmodulin binding 0.045
synaptic vesicle 7.59E-10 phorbol ester receptor activity 0.046
ART-HAND antigen presentation 1.20E-05 immune response 0.002
antigen processing 1.20E-05 defense response 0.003
signal transducer activity 7.17E-05 response to biotic stimulus 0.005
immune response 0.0002 response to external stimulus 0.021
defense response 0.0004 antigen processing 0.022
DNA helicase activity 0.018 intracellular signaling cascade 0.005
hydrolase activity 0.025 signal transduction 0.012
cell growth and/or maintenance 0.036 catalytic activity 0.015
binding 0.038 cell communication 0.038
cellular process 0.045

Gene ontology analysis was performed using EASE software (Hosack et al. 2003). The complete list of dysregulated pathways is in Online Resource 2.