Interactions between the top 50 pathways from 659 Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) genes are displayed. Pathways are grouped as Disease Pathways (left column; purple) and Functional Pathways (right column; green). The color of each node inside the groupings represents the p-value of that pathway (p-value bar at lower left). The size of each node represents the number of ASD genes in that pathways. From Figure 2 in “Pathway Network Analysis for Autism Reveal Multisystem Involvement, Major Overlaps with Other Diseases and Convergence upon MAPK and Calcium Signalling” published April 7, 2016 in PLOS One.
Interactions between the top 50 pathways from 659 Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) genes are displayed. Pathways are grouped as Disease Pathways (left column; purple) and Functional Pathways (right column; green). The color of each node inside the groupings represents the p-value of that pathway (p-value bar at lower left). The size of each node represents the number of ASD genes in that pathways. From Figure 2 in “Pathway Network Analysis for Autism Reveal Multisystem Involvement, Major Overlaps with Other Diseases and Convergence upon MAPK and Calcium Signalling” published April 7, 2016 in PLOS One.