Fig. 4: Summarised enriched gene sets for terms specific for neurological gene sets, other non-neurological-specific tissues and non-tissue-specific as defined by Gene Ontology (GO). | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Summarised enriched gene sets for terms specific for neurological gene sets, other non-neurological-specific tissues and non-tissue-specific as defined by Gene Ontology (GO).

From: Human-lineage-specific genomic elements are associated with neurodegenerative disease and APOE transcript usage

Fig. 4

Plot comparing annotation of interest (CNCRs) and comparator annotations which only use constraint or non-conserved metrics. Frequency, derived from REViGO49, represents the percentage of human proteins in UniProt which were annotated with a GO term, i.e. a higher frequency denotes a more general term.

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