Figure 5.
Proteomic landscape of platelets from controls and patients before and after treatment. Volcano plot comparing proteomic profiles before and after treatment of individual patients. (A) Index case A-II-1. (B) Index case A-II-2. (C) Index case A-II-3. (D) Index case B-II-1. Upregulated proteins in patients are shown in orange, whereas downregulated proteins are shown in dark blue. Difference in expression is shown on the x-axis, and the logarithmic P value (–log(P value)) is shown on the y-axis. Dotted lines indicate the threshold of significance with the horizontal line marking a –log10 (adjusted P value) of 1, and the vertical dotted lines marking a log2(fold change) of 1. (E) GO term enrichment of functional modules. Color indicates module, node size indicates amount of proteins with a GO term annotation, and edge width denotes GO term similarities based on Jaccard’s similarity. (F) Box plots showing the protein intensities (LFQ) of a selection of mitochondrial proteins. Black dots represent individual measurements.

Proteomic landscape of platelets from controls and patients before and after treatment. Volcano plot comparing proteomic profiles before and after treatment of individual patients. (A) Index case A-II-1. (B) Index case A-II-2. (C) Index case A-II-3. (D) Index case B-II-1. Upregulated proteins in patients are shown in orange, whereas downregulated proteins are shown in dark blue. Difference in expression is shown on the x-axis, and the logarithmic P value (–log(P value)) is shown on the y-axis. Dotted lines indicate the threshold of significance with the horizontal line marking a –log10 (adjusted P value) of 1, and the vertical dotted lines marking a log2(fold change) of 1. (E) GO term enrichment of functional modules. Color indicates module, node size indicates amount of proteins with a GO term annotation, and edge width denotes GO term similarities based on Jaccard’s similarity. (F) Box plots showing the protein intensities (LFQ) of a selection of mitochondrial proteins. Black dots represent individual measurements.

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