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. 2017 Jun 1;12(6):e0178391. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0178391

Table 2. Role of identified proteins in biofunctions and disorders, and canonical signaling networks.

Biofunctions and disorders
Function/Disorder p-Value Higher in adults Higher in adolescents
Cell-to-cell Signaling and Interaction
Synaptic transmission of synapse 0.000033 STXBP1,VDAC1 SNCB,VDAC3
Synaptic transmission of nervous tissue 0.0000549 NSF,STXBP1,VDAC1 SNCB,VDAC3
Synaptic transmission 0.00000124 NSF,STXBP1,VDAC1 PPP3R1,SNCB,SYN2,VDAC3
Long-term potentiation of synapse 0.00000198 CPLX2,VDAC1 CALB2,CRMP1,PPP3R1,
PRKCG, VDAC3
Long-term potentiation 0.00000453 CPLX2,VDAC1 CALB2,CRMP1,DPYSL4,
PPP3R1,PRKCG,VDAC3
Synaptic depression 0.0122 PPP3R1,PRKCG,SYN2
Cellular Morphology p-Value Higher in adults Higher in adolescents
Size of neurons 0.00333 DPYSL3,GAP43,SNCB
Morphology of neurites 0.0187 CKB DPYSL4,GAP43
Morphology of neurons 0.00716 CKB,DNM1 CRMP1,DPYSL4,DPYSL5,
GAP43
Length of neurites 0.00173 DPYSL2 DPYSL3,DPYSL4
Length of neurons 0.000214 DPYSL2 DBN1,DPYSL3,DPYSL4
Formation of filopodia 0.0000124 CSRP1 DPYSL3,DPYSL5
Extension of plasma membrane projections 0.0213 DPYSL2 DBN1,DPYSL5
Outgrowth of neurites 0.011 DPYSL2,GNAO1 DPYSL3,DPYSL5,GAP43
Branching of neurons 0.000225 CSRP1,DPYSL2 CRMP1,DBN1,DPYSL3,DPYSL4,
GAP43
Morphogenesis of neurites 0.00276 CSRP1,DPYSL2,SEPT2 CRMP1,DBN1,DPYSL4,GAP43
Dendritic growth/branching 0.00244 CSRP1 CRMP1,DBN1,DPYSL4,GAP43
Branching of neurites 0.00125 CSRP1,DPYSL2 CRMP1,DBN1,DPYSL4,GAP43
Morphology of cells 0.00137 CKB,DNM1 CRMP1,DPYSL3,DPYSL4,
DPYSL5,GAP43,SNCB
Size of brain 0.0248 CKB FSCN1,GAP43
Cellular Development p-Value Higher in adults Higher in adolescents
Abnormal morphology of cerebral cortex 0.00591 CKB,CPLX2 CRMP1,GAP43
Abnormal morphology of brain 0.0138 CKB,CPLX2 CRMP1,GAP43,SNCB,SYN2
Abnormal morphology of nervous system 0.0332 CKB,CPLX2,DNM1 CRMP1,GAP43,SNCB,SYN2
Morphology of nervous system 0.00607 CKB,CPLX2,DNM1 CRMP1,DPYSL4,DPYSL5,
GAP43,SNCB,SYN2
Proliferation of cells 0.00297 CSRP1,DPYSL2,GNAO1,
PKM
CFL1,DPYSL3,DPYSL5,FABP7,GAP43
Proliferation of neuronal cells 0.00476 CSRP1,DPYSL2,GNAO1 CFL1,DPYSL3,DPYSL5,GAP43
Differentiation of cells 0.0014 CSRP1,DPYSL2 CRMP1,DBN1,DPYSL3,DPYSL4,
FABP7,GAP43
Transport of synaptic vesicles 0.00000475 BIN1,CPLX2,DNM1,DPYSL2 SNCB
Endocytosis of synaptic vesicles 0.000186 BIN1,DNM1 SNCB
Growth of neurites 0.0056 CSRP1,DPYSL2,GNAO1 DPYSL3,DPYSL5,GAP43
Neurological Disease p-Value Higher in adults Higher in adolescents
Neuromuscular disease 0.000121 CA2,CKB,ENO2 DPYSL3,FABP7,GAP43,
PPP3R1,PRKCG
Schizophrenia 0.00000118 ATP6V1B2,CSRP1,VDAC1 CLTB,GAP43,OXCT1,PGAM1,
SNCB
Disorder of basal ganglia 0.000117 CA2,CKB,ENO2 DPYSL3,FABP7,GAP43,
PPP3R1,PRKCG
Movement Disorders 0.00014 CA2,CKB,ENO2 DPYSL3,FABP7,GAP43,
PPP3R1,PRKCG
Huntington's Disease 0.000119 CA2,CKB,ENO2 DPYSL3,FABP7,PPP3R1,
PRKCG
Canonical pathways and upstream regulators
Pathways p Value Higher in adults Higher in adolescents
Semaphorin Signaling in Neurons 2.31E-08 DPYSL2 CRMP1,CFL1,DPYSL3,DPYSL4,
DPYSL5
Glycolysis I 7.01E-07 PKM,ENO2,GAPDH PGAM1
Huntington's Disease Signaling 8.93E-07 DNM1,NSF,CPLX2 CLTA,CLTB,GNB2L1,GNB4,
PRKCG
Androgen Signaling 4.05E-05 GNAO1 CALR,GNB4,GNB2L1,PRKCG
Gluconeogenesis I 4.84E-05 ENO2,GAPDH PGAM1
Axonal Guidance Signaling 7.26E-05 DPYSL2,GNAO1 GNB4,CFL1,PPP3R1,GNB2L1,
DPYSL5,PRKCG
Regulators
MAPT 1.15E-16 CKB,CPLX2,DPYSL2,ENO2,GAPDH,GNAO1,PKM,
STXBP1,VDAC1,
ATP5D,CFL1,CLTA,CLTB,
PGAM1,SNCB
APP 3.88E-15 CKB,CPLX2,DNM1,DPYSL2,ENO2,GAPDH,GNAO1,PKM,STXBP1,VDAC1 ATP5D,CFL1,CLTA,CLTB,DBN1,
FABP3,GAP43,PGAM1,SNCB,
SYN2
PSEN1 7.74E-14 CKB,CPLX2,DPYSL2,ENO2,GAPDH,GNAO1,PKM,
STXBP1,VDAC1
ATP5D,CFL1,CLTA,CLTB,
PGAM1,SNCB
MKNK1 2.84E-08 CPLX2,GNAO1,STXBP1 CRMP1,DPYSL3,GAP43,SYN2
BDNF 6.22E-08 CPLX2,GNAO1,STXBP1 CALB2,CRMP1,DPYSL3,FSCN1,GAP43,SYN2

Proteomics results were analyzed via Ingenuity Pathway Analysis for known interactions with other proteins, signaling systems and networks in the Ingenuity Knowledge Base. Proteins that displayed higher expression during adulthood are shown on the left, and proteins that displayed higher expression during adolescence are shown on the right, as seen in Table 1. p values were derived from Ingenuity Pathway Analysis by right-tailed Fisher exact test and indicate relative overrepresentation of proteins in a given function compared with what is expected by chance.