Identification of Interconnected Markers for T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Figure 2
Second six of the most frequent subnetworks. Nodes represent proteins, and edges represent interactions. The color of each node ranges in accordance with the change in expression of the corresponding gene for T-ALL versus healthy samples. The shape of each node shows whether its gene is significantly differentially expressed (diamond; from a two-tailed -test) or not (circle).
