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Cheng, Wei

Fudan UniversityZhejiang Normal UniversityZhongshan Hospital

Current S-Index

1.0

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Average Dataset Index per Dataset

0.5

Average Dataset Index per dataset

Total Datasets

2

Total datasets for this author

Average FAIR Score

80.8%

Average FAIR Score per dataset

Total Citations

0

Total citations to the author's datasets

Total Mentions

0

Total mentions of the author's datasets

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Additional file 2 of Neurodevelopmental risk and adaptation as a model for comorbidity among internalizing and externalizing disorders: genomics and cell-specific expression enriched morphometric study

Additional file 2: Table S1. Demographics of the three transdiagnostic categories and healthy control. Table S2. Frequency of each single mental disorders within each group. Table S3. FUMA summary for main significant loci for cortical thickness. Table S4. FUMA summary for main significant loci for cortical surface area. Table S5. Genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S6. Genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S7. Single-cell RNA sequencingdatasets. Table S8. Results of case control for SA between three diagnostic families and healthy controls. Table S9.Results of ANOVA and Turkey Test for SA. Table S10. Results of case control for CT between three diagnostic families and healthy controls. Table S11. Results of ANOVA and Turkey Test for CT. Table S12. Results considering thought disorders. Table S13. FUMA summary for main 76 significant loci for cortical thickness. Table S14. FUMA summary for main 139 significant loci for cortical surface area. Table S15. Genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S16. Genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S17. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S18. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S19. Different brain regions share genes involved in biological processes. Table S20. Genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S21. Genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S22. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S23. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S24. Cell type specificity analysis for cortical surface area. Table S25. Cell type specificity analysis for cortical thickness. Table S26. The conversion rate between single diagnostic families and comorbidity group. Table S27. Results of case control for stress score between three diagnostic families and healthy controls. Table S28. Results considering ADHD and MDD.

Authors

  • Kuang, Nanyu ;
  • Liu, Zhaowen ;
  • Yu, Gechang ;
  • Wu, Xinran ;
  • Becker, Benjamin ;
  • Fan, Huaxin ;
  • Peng, Songjun ;
  • Zhang, Kai ;
  • Zhao, Jiajia ;
  • Kang, Jujiao ;
  • Dong, Guiying ;
  • Zhao, Xingming ;
  • Sahakian, Barbara J. ;
  • Robbins, Trevor W. ;
  • Cheng, Wei ;
  • Feng, Jianfeng ;
  • Schumann, Gunter ;
  • Palaniyappan, Lena ;
  • Zhang, Jie
0 Citations0 Mentions81% FAIR0.5 Dataset Index
10.6084/m9.figshare.238843342023

Additional file 2 of Neurodevelopmental risk and adaptation as a model for comorbidity among internalizing and externalizing disorders: genomics and cell-specific expression enriched morphometric study

Additional file 2: Table S1. Demographics of the three transdiagnostic categories and healthy control. Table S2. Frequency of each single mental disorders within each group. Table S3. FUMA summary for main significant loci for cortical thickness. Table S4. FUMA summary for main significant loci for cortical surface area. Table S5. Genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S6. Genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S7. Single-cell RNA sequencingdatasets. Table S8. Results of case control for SA between three diagnostic families and healthy controls. Table S9.Results of ANOVA and Turkey Test for SA. Table S10. Results of case control for CT between three diagnostic families and healthy controls. Table S11. Results of ANOVA and Turkey Test for CT. Table S12. Results considering thought disorders. Table S13. FUMA summary for main 76 significant loci for cortical thickness. Table S14. FUMA summary for main 139 significant loci for cortical surface area. Table S15. Genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S16. Genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S17. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S18. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S19. Different brain regions share genes involved in biological processes. Table S20. Genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S21. Genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S22. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical surface area in comorbid-specific regions. Table S23. Significantly enriched terms/phenotypes on genes associated with cortical thickness in single internalizing-specific and externalizing-specific regions. Table S24. Cell type specificity analysis for cortical surface area. Table S25. Cell type specificity analysis for cortical thickness. Table S26. The conversion rate between single diagnostic families and comorbidity group. Table S27. Results of case control for stress score between three diagnostic families and healthy controls. Table S28. Results considering ADHD and MDD.

Authors

  • Kuang, Nanyu ;
  • Liu, Zhaowen ;
  • Yu, Gechang ;
  • Wu, Xinran ;
  • Becker, Benjamin ;
  • Fan, Huaxin ;
  • Peng, Songjun ;
  • Zhang, Kai ;
  • Zhao, Jiajia ;
  • Kang, Jujiao ;
  • Dong, Guiying ;
  • Zhao, Xingming ;
  • Sahakian, Barbara J. ;
  • Robbins, Trevor W. ;
  • Cheng, Wei ;
  • Feng, Jianfeng ;
  • Schumann, Gunter ;
  • Palaniyappan, Lena ;
  • Zhang, Jie
0 Citations0 Mentions81% FAIR0.5 Dataset Index
10.6084/m9.figshare.23884334.v12023