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. 2022 Apr 12;11:e70779. doi: 10.7554/eLife.70779

Table 2. The result about whether the brain was optimized as the schizophrenia-associated tissue based on each brain region’s gene/isoform-level eQTLs.

Table 2—source data 1. Tissue significance estimated by eDESE:dist based on the gene-level expression profiles.
Table 2—source data 2. Tissue significance estimated by eDESE:dist based on the isoform-level expression profiles.
Table 2—source data 3. Tissue significance estimated by eDESE:gene based on the gene-level eQTLs of each brain region.
Table 2—source data 4. Tissue significance estimated by eDESE:isoform based on the isoform-level eQTLs of each brain region.
Brain regions Gene-level eQTL Isoform-level eQTL
Brain-Anterior cingulate cortex (BA24) Yes Yes
Brain-Cerebellum Yes Yes
Brain-Frontal Cortex (BA9) Yes Yes
Brain-Hippocampus Yes Yes
Brain-Spinal cord (cervical c-1) Yes Yes
Brain-Amygdala Yes No
Brain-Caudate (basal ganglia) Yes No
Brain-Cerebellar Hemisphere Yes No
Brain-Cortex Yes No
Brain-Hypothalamus Yes No
Brain-Nucleus accumbens (basal ganglia) Yes No
Brain-Putamen (basal ganglia) No No
Brain-Substantia nigra Yes No

“Yes” denotes that brain (i.e., all thirteen brain tissues) was estimated as the significantly schizophrenia-associated tissue based on the gene/isoform-level eQTLs of the tissue. “No” denotes the contrary. The font names of the optimized brain regions are bold. See also Table 2—source data 1, Table 2—source data 2, Table 2—source data 3 and Table 2—source data 4.