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From: Assessing the utility of gene co-expression stability in combination with correlation in the analysis of protein-protein interaction networks

Figure 3

Relationship between average intrinsic disorder in proteins and their co-expression correlation and stability. Average percentage of intrinsic disorder in proteins as compared to the average co-expression a) correlation, and b) stability calculated over all interactions. c) Distribution of the fraction of disordered residues for proteins over varying levels of average co-expression correlation and stability. Gray regions indicate the absence of proteins for that window of correlation and stability values. Refer Figure S3 a in Additional File 1 for standard error values. Proteins that have low co-expression correlation and high co-expression stability with their interaction partners contain the highest levels of disorder.

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