Fig. 6From: Overexpression of Lin28A in neural progenitor cells in vivo does not lead to brain tumor formation but results in reduced spine densityAltered protein expression in the cortex and hippocampus of GL mice. a, b LIN28A immunostaining of GL and CTRL brains used for proteome analyses at P0 (a) and P15 (b). c Significant altered proteins (with fraction) and overall detected proteins for P0 cortex (Ctx), P15 Ctx and P15 hippocampus (Hc). d Hierarchical clustering of significantly differentially abundant proteins in P0 GL cortices when compared to CTRL. e Specific gene ontology (GO) terms showed the top terms “regulation of synapse structure or activity” and “synapse maturation” for unspecific proteins and “RNA binding” and “mRNA processing” for overexpressed proteins. f Hierarchical clustering of significantly differentially abundant proteins in P15 GL cortices when compared to CTRL. g Specific GO terms showed the top terms “regulation of mRNA splicing, via spliceosome” and “ribose phosphate biosynthetic process” for decreased protein abundances and “iron ion transport” for increased protein abundances. h Hierarchical clustering of significantly differentially abundant in P15 GL hippocampi when compared to CTRL. i Specific GO terms showed the top terms “coated vesicle membrane” and “negative regulation of peptidyl-serine phosphorylation” for decreased protein abundances and “response to calcium ion” and “negative regulation of neuron projection regeneration “ for increased protein abundances. Scale bar in d is for d, f and h. Scale bar of node size significance is for e, g and I; scale bar of cluster color (shows the proportion of genes from each cluster that are associated to the term) in e (for e, g and i) is red for increased terms (100%-60%); scale bar of cluster color is blue for decreased terms (100%-60%). A term was called specific with > 60% genes being part of respective cluster, scale bar of cluster color is grey for unspecific terms (< 60%). Scale bar in a and b is 50 µm. CTRL n = 5, GL n = 5 for d, CTRL n = 3, GL n = 3 for f and h. P values as shown in GO term descriptionBack to article page