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Centrosome & Scaffolding

Gene co-expression module in Innate lymphoid cells

CategoryCytoskeleton & motility
Genes23
Annotation certainty2 of 5
Annotation consistency6 of 20 genes have a known function matching the annotation

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Why this annotation

This module has moderate coherence with mostly weak membership scores and uniform expression across subsets. Hub genes include PPCS (phosphopantothenate biosynthesis), RSF1 (chromatin remodeling), PDCD4 (translation inhibitor/tumor suppressor), APPL1 (endosomal signaling adaptor), PPP1R12A (myosin phosphatase regulatory subunit), PCM1 (pericentriolar material), AKAP9 (centrosome scaffold), WASF2 (actin cytoskeleton/WAVE complex), REST (transcriptional repressor), GOPC (Golgi-associated), STUB1 (E3 ubiquitin ligase/chaperone), LRBA (vesicle trafficking). The combination of centrosomal (PCM1, AKAP9, CCDC91), cytoskeletal (WASF2, PPP1R12A), and chromatin/transcriptional regulators (RSF1, REST) with weak/moderate membership suggests a loosely co-regulated housekeeping/cell maintenance program. The low expression, uniform distribution, and moderate coherence point to a general cellular homeostasis program rather than a specific NK effector function. Neighbor context: similar to M11 and M16 in being broadly expressed maintenance modules. The centrosomal and scaffolding genes are the most coherent thread.

Genes

AKAP9, APPL1, ARID4A, CCDC91, CPNE3, ETNK1, FAM204A, GOPC, LRBA, PCM1, PDCD4, PPCS, PPP1R12A, REST, RNMT, RSF1, RSRP1, SNRNP70, SPN, STUB1, USP47, WASF2, YIPF5

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Module annotations were drafted by a large language model from the module's genes, then reviewed and approved by a domain expert. See sources & licences.