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. 2016 May 26;138(1):124–138. doi: 10.1111/jnc.13636

Table 1.

Top canonical pathways represented by identified changes in the synaptic proteomes in individual brain regions

Top canonical pathways Auditory cortex Frontal cortex Hippocampus Striatum
p‐value n r/n tot p‐value n r/n tot p‐value n r/n tot p‐value n r/n tot
Clathrin‐mediated endocytosis signaling 3.31E‐03 4/185 9.11E‐08 11/185 6.31E‐03 6/185 1.58E‐06 9/185
Axonal guidance signaling 0.422 2/433 3.57E‐02 7/433 1.55E‐02 9/433
Calcium signaling 0.118 2/178 3.87E‐02 4/178 0.211 3/178 8.91E‐02 3/178
Regulation of cellular mechanics by calpain protease 0.335 1/57 1.66E‐03 4/57 0.288 1/57
RhoA signaling 0.333 1/122 0.216 2/122 1.35E‐05 8/122 3.63E‐02 3/122
Notch signaling 2.49E‐03 3/38 0.288 1/38 0.202 1/38
Remodeling of epithelial adherens junctions 2.14E‐02 2/68 8.97E‐06 6/68 3.16E‐03 4/68 7.08E‐04 4/68
Glutamate receptor signaling 0.173 1/57 0.335 1/57 1.66E‐03 4/57 0.288 1/57
GABA receptor signaling 2.09E‐02 2/67 1.16E‐04 5/67 0.119 2/67 6.76E‐04 4/67
Dopamine receptor signaling 0.502 1/78 1.20E‐03 4/78
Synaptic long‐term potentiation 5.89E‐02 2/119 0.208 2/119 2.19E‐02 4/119 0.157 2/119

For this analysis QIAGEN's Ingenuity® Pathway Analysis (IPA®, QIAGEN Redwood City, www.qiagen.com/ingenuity) was used: Selection criteria were minimum significance levels < 0.05 and at least three proteins per pathway in at least one brain region. n r/n tot – The table gives the number of regulated proteins identified in the proteomics screen (n r) in relation to the total number of proteins in the reference proteome of the defined Ingenuity® pathway (n tot). p‐values indicating significant overlaps are given in bold. For the analysis, the combined data of synaptic protein and phosphopeptide abundances (Tables S3 and S4) were used.