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Disease association and inter-connectivity analysis of human brain specific co-expressed functional modules

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Fig. 1 Overlap between species‑specific modules and brain disease modules. The association between the species‑specific co‑expression and brain disease relevance of the functional modules was measured using the one‑sided Fisher’s exact test
Fig. 2 Normalized connectivity of HS‑COMODs. Normalized connectivity of the HS‑COMODs in the inter‑module co‑expression network
Table 2 Disease categories used to compile brain disease modules
Fig. 3 Co‑expression network of HS‑COMODs and CS‑COMODs. a Co‑expression network of HS‑COMODs

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