Extended Data Fig. 6: Additional examples of evolutionarily conserved SVP events in human DLPFC, related to Fig. 5. | Nature Biotechnology

Extended Data Fig. 6: Additional examples of evolutionarily conserved SVP events in human DLPFC, related to Fig. 5.

From: Mapping isoforms and regulatory mechanisms from spatial transcriptomics data with SPLISOSM

Extended Data Fig. 6: Additional examples of evolutionarily conserved SVP events in human DLPFC, related to Fig. 5.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

(a) Relationship between total read coverage in TREND regions per spot (x-axis) and proportion of significant spatially variably processed (SVP, top) or variably expressed (SVE, bottom) genes in all tested genes. Line and shading indicate fitted linear model and 95% confidence interval. (b) Number and proportion of human DLPFC SV genes that have spatially variable mouse homologs, grouped by recurrence (number of significant DLPFC samples, x-axis). (c) Sequencing depth of SVP and SVE genes, grouped by conservation and recurrence. Per-group sample size is indicated in (b). Boxplots show median (center line), interquartile range (box), and 1.5× interquartile range (whiskers). Group means are compared using two-sided T-test. (d) Pathway enrichment analysis comparing human SVP versus human SVENP genes. Related to Fig. 5f. (e) Spatial log-normalized expression of selected RBPs in sample 151673. (f) RBP-SVP associations ranked by recurrence (x-axis) and minimal GLMM p-values across samples (y-axis). Top potential regulators of MAP4 are highlighted and colored by whether the association is conserved in mouse. (g) MAP4 transcript structure and spatial log-normalized expression in human sample 151673.

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