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Rare genetic variants prioritize molecular pathways for semaphorin interactions in Alzheimer’s disease patients

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Pages 1256-1262 | Received 27 Apr 2021, Accepted 01 Aug 2021, Published online: 23 Aug 2021

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Figure 1. REACTOME pathways associated with Development Biology in: AD patients (А); FTD patients (В); Centenarians (С) and Young controls (D). The numbers denote enhanced pathways: 1. Semaphorin interactions, 2. NCAM1 interaction, 3.Interaction between La and Ankyrins, 4. Formation of cornified envelope, 5. Keratinization.

Figure 1. REACTOME pathways associated with Development Biology in: AD patients (А); FTD patients (В); Centenarians (С) and Young controls (D). The numbers denote enhanced pathways: 1. Semaphorin interactions, 2. NCAM1 interaction, 3.Interaction between La and Ankyrins, 4. Formation of cornified envelope, 5. Keratinization.

Figure 2. Molecular pathways indicated by the seven genes with pathogenic and VUSs.

Figure 2. Molecular pathways indicated by the seven genes with pathogenic and VUSs.

Table 1. Significant pathways associated with developmental biology in AD patients.

Figure 3. Molecular network involving the TREM2 protein.

Figure 3. Molecular network involving the TREM2 protein.

Figure 4. The molecular network which the PLXND1 gene is part of.

Figure 4. The molecular network which the PLXND1 gene is part of.

Data availability statement

Data are available upon reasonable request from the authors.