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Fig. 4 | Genome Biology

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From: Multi-omics analysis identifies drivers of protein phosphorylation

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Phosphopeptide abundance can be regulated by substrate abundance dependent or non-substrate abundance dependent mechanisms. A Diagram showing how the genetic effect resulting in phQTL detection may be regulated by either parent protein abundance (batch corrected log2 intensity) changes (Mechanism 1) or by phosphorylation stoichiometry (Mechanism 2) or both. B Genome scans for GAS2 and GAS2 pS283 in kidney tissue. C Path diagram of GAS2 pS283 abundance regulation in kidney tissue. D The PWK allele of the GAS2 pS283 phQTL drove low phosphopeptide abundance in kidney tissue. Data were categorized based on the founder haplotye at the identified pQTL. E Abundances of overall GAS2 and GAS2 pS283 were highly correlated (r = 0.99). Points are colored based on founder haplotype at Gas2. F Overall abundance of GAS2 and adjusted abundance (residual from regression of batch corrected log2 intensity) of GAS2 pS283 were not correlated (r = 2.4e−17). Points are colored based on founder haplotype at Gas2. G Abundance of GAS2 pS283 and adjusted abundance of GAS2 pS283 were not correlated (r = 0.02). Points are colored based on founder haplotype at Gas2. H Genome scans for MCAT and MCAT pS41 in heart tissue. I NZO alleles at Pkd1 drove the low abundances of MCAT pS41 in heart tissue. Colors denote the founder haplotype of additive allele effects at the identified pQTL of MCAT pS41. J Mediation analysis identified PDK1 expression as the mediator of MCAT pS41 abundances. Each gray dot is a mediation score representing the MCAT pQTL LOD score conditioned on a protein as candidate mediator. K Path diagram of MCAT pS41 abundance regulation in heart tissue. L NZO alleles at Pkd1 drove the low abundances of PDK1 in heart tissue. Colors denote the founder haplotype of additive allele effects at the identified pQTL of MCAT pS41. M The adjusted abundances of MCAT pS41 and PDK1 were highly correlated (r = 0.86) in heart tissue. N Mediation analysis identified PDK1 as the mediator of several phQTL in heart, kidney, and liver tissue, respectively

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