Supplementary Figure 2: Pearson’s correlation plots demonstrating the imperfect correlation between a neuropathological diagnosis of definite AD (AD_case), a clinical measure of dementia—CDR—and a neuropathological measure of tau tangle pathology—Braak score (Braak). | Nature Neuroscience

Supplementary Figure 2: Pearson’s correlation plots demonstrating the imperfect correlation between a neuropathological diagnosis of definite AD (AD_case), a clinical measure of dementia—CDR—and a neuropathological measure of tau tangle pathology—Braak score (Braak).

From: An atlas of cortical circular RNA expression in Alzheimer disease brains demonstrates clinical and pathological associations

Supplementary Figure 2: Pearson’s correlation plots demonstrating the imperfect correlation between a neuropathological diagnosis of definite AD (AD_case), a clinical measure of dementia—CDR—and a neuropathological measure of tau tangle pathology—Braak score (Braak).

Parietal: Knight ADRC parietal cortex, discovery dataset (nCDR = 96, nBraak = 86, ncontrol = 13, nAD = 83); BM10: MSBB: Brodmann Area 10 replication dataset (nCDR = 218, nBraak = 209, ncontrol = 46, nDefinite AD = 108); BM22: MSBB: Brodmann Area 22 replication dataset (nCDR = 202, nBraak = 195, ncontrol = 38, nDefinite AD = 97); BM36: MSBB: Brodmann Area 36 replication dataset (nCDR = 187, nBraak = 177, ncontrol = 41, nDefinite AD = 91); BM44: MSBB: Brodmann Area 44 replication dataset (nCDR = 195, nBraak = 188, ncontrol = 40, nDefinite AD = 89).

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