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  1. %%step1
  2. %individual matrix
  3. clc;clear;
  4. Timepoints=200; % change based on your data
  5. inputall=[uigetdir(pwd,'please choose analysis file') filesep];
  6. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  7. pathdata=['F:\FunImgTARWDCF_PPMI\20240807\PPMI\TD' filesep]; % input data
  8. outputpath_affinity=[inputall 'affinity_matrix' filesep];%path of output for affinity_matrix
  9. outputpath_others=[inputall 'intermediate_files' filesep];% intermediate_files
  10. outputpath_emb=[inputall 'emb' filesep];%path of output for emb
  11. outputpath_res=[inputall 'res' filesep];%path of output for res
  12. outputpath_res_exp=[inputall 'exp' filesep];%path of output for exp
  13. outputpath_nii=[inputall 'result_nii' filesep];%path of output for nii
  14. outputpath_aligned=[inputall 'alignedgradient' filesep];%path of output for aligned
  15. outputpath_groupresults=[inputall 'groupresults' filesep];%path of output for aligned
  16. mask_A=[inputall 'mask' filesep 'Tha.nii'];% A mask
  17. mask_B=[inputall 'mask' filesep 'Tha_without.nii'];% B mask
  18. mkdir(outputpath_affinity,'A_B');% to store affinity matrix of A_B
  19. filenames=dir(pathdata);
  20. filenames(1:2,:)=[];
  21. %connectivity
  22. V_A=spm_vol(mask_A);
  23. Y_A=spm_read_vols(V_A);
  24. V_B=spm_vol(mask_B);
  25. Y_B=spm_read_vols(V_B);
  26. all_subjects_A_timeseries=zeros(Timepoints*size(filenames,1),size(find(Y_A>0),1));
  27. all_subjects_B_timeseries=zeros(Timepoints*size(filenames,1),size(find(Y_B>0),1));
  28. % affinity matrix for single subject
  29. for m=1:size(filenames,1)
  30. filenames11=[pathdata filenames(m).name filesep filenames(m).name 'F.nii'];
  31. V1=spm_vol(filenames11);
  32. Y1=spm_read_vols(V1);
  33. data_R=reshape(Y1,size(Y1,1)*size(Y1,2)*size(Y1,3),size(V1,1));
  34. clear filenames11 V1 Y1;
  35. data_A=data_R(Y_A>0,:)';
  36. data_B=data_R(Y_B>0,:)';
  37. clear data data_R;
  38. data_N_A=zscore(data_A);
  39. data_N_B=zscore(data_B);
  40. all_subjects_A_timeseries(((m-m)*size(data_A,1)+1):1*size(data_A,1),:)=data_N_A;
  41. all_subjects_B_timeseries(((m-m)*size(data_B,1)+1):1*size(data_B,1),:)=data_N_B;
  42. ['finished_affnity' num2str((m)) '/' num2str(size(filenames,1))]
  43. %% find zeros
  44. number_of_nan0_A=zeros(1,size(all_subjects_A_timeseries,2));
  45. for i=1:size((all_subjects_A_timeseries),2);
  46. number_of_nan0A=length(find(all_subjects_A_timeseries(:,i)~=0));
  47. number_of_nan0_A(1,i)=number_of_nan0A;
  48. end
  49. number_of_nan0_B=zeros(1,size(all_subjects_B_timeseries,2));
  50. for k=1:size((all_subjects_B_timeseries),2);
  51. number_of_nan0B=length(find(all_subjects_B_timeseries(:,k)~=0));
  52. number_of_nan0_B(1,k)=number_of_nan0B;
  53. end
  54. if length(find(number_of_nan0_A==0))==0 && length(find(number_of_nan0_B==0))==0;
  55. ['there is no all zero data']
  56. else
  57. ['there has all zero data']
  58. end
  59. clear k i number_of_nan0_A number_of_nan0_B number_of_nan0A number_of_nan0B
  60. con_w3=corr(all_subjects_A_timeseries, all_subjects_B_timeseries);
  61. con_w3= atanh(con_w3);
  62. %con_w3= fisherz(con_w3);
  63. con_w3=reshape(con_w3,size(find(Y_A>0),1),size(find(Y_B>0),1));
  64. bb=prctile(con_w3',90);% top 10%
  65. for kk=1:size(con_w3,1)
  66. con_w3(kk,con_w3(kk,:)<bb(1,kk))=0;
  67. end
  68. con_w3(con_w3<0)=0;
  69. clear kk bb;
  70. Cosine_w=1-pdist(con_w3,'cosine');
  71. index = 1:size(con_w3,1)*size(con_w3,1);
  72. index = reshape(index,size(con_w3,1),size(con_w3,1))';
  73. index = triu(index,1);
  74. index=index';
  75. index=index(:)';
  76. index(index==0)=[];
  77. Cosine_w_F = zeros(size(con_w3,1),size(con_w3,1));
  78. Cosine_w_F(index) = Cosine_w;
  79. Cosine_w_F=Cosine_w_F+Cosine_w_F';
  80. for kk=1:size(con_w3,1)
  81. Cosine_w_F(kk,kk)=1;
  82. end
  83. clear kk;
  84. save([outputpath_affinity 'A_B' filesep filenames(m).name 'Ave_A_B'],'Cosine_w_F');
  85. clear index con_w3 Cosine_w Cosine_w_F;
  86. clear all_subjects_A_timeseries all_subjects_B_timeseries;
  87. end
  88. %%Éú³Éÿ¸ö±»ÊÔµÄÌݶȾØÕó
  89. root_dir = 'E:\tha_gradient\Gradient_thalamus\TD1\affinity_matrix\A_B';
  90. out_path = 'E:\tha_gradient\Gradient_thalamus\TD1\gradients';
  91. %%
  92. if ~exist(out_path,'dir')
  93. mkdir(out_path);
  94. end
  95. data_all = dir([root_dir filesep '*.mat']);
  96. for sub = 1:numel(data_all)
  97. sub_func = load([root_dir filesep data_all(sub).name]);
  98. %
  99. %GrandientMaps
  100. gm = GradientMaps('kernel','normalizedAngle','approach','diffusionEmbedding');
  101. gm = gm.fit(sub_func.Cosine_w_F);
  102. out_name = [out_path filesep data_all(sub).name];
  103. mkdir(out_name);
  104. save([out_name '/gredient.mat'],'gm');
  105. %if~exist(out_name,'dir')
  106. %mkdir(out_name);
  107. %end
  108. sub %command windows
  109. end
  110. %%step2
  111. %labeling = load('D:\4BNTG_day4\scheafer_400_7network_order\label.mat');
  112. root_dir = 'E:\tha_gradient\Gradient_thalamus\top5\local\gradients';
  113. out_path = 'E:\tha_gradient\Gradient_thalamus\top5\local\gradients_allign';
  114. %%
  115. if ~exist(out_path,'dir')
  116. mkdir(out_path);
  117. end
  118. data_all = dir([root_dir filesep '*.mat']);%sub-*
  119. %
  120. n_sub= numel(data_all);
  121. for sub = 1:n_sub
  122. sub_func = load([root_dir filesep data_all(sub).name '\gredient.mat']);
  123. all_sub_gradients{sub} = sub_func.gm.gradients{1};
  124. sub
  125. end
  126. %
  127. [aligned, xfms] = procrustes_alignment(all_sub_gradients,'nIterations', 100);
  128. for sub = 1:n_sub
  129. aligned_gradient = aligned{sub};
  130. aligned_gradient_all(:,:,sub)=aligned_gradient;
  131. out_name = [out_path filesep data_all(sub).name];
  132. if ~exist(out_name,'dir')
  133. mkdir(out_name)
  134. end
  135. save([out_name,'/aligned_gradient.mat'],'aligned_gradient');
  136. sub
  137. end
  138. %%
  139. group_dir = 'E:\tha_gradient\Gradient_thalamus\top5\local\group_results';
  140. if ~exist(group_dir,'dir')
  141. mkdir(group_dir);
  142. end
  143. group1_gradient= mean(aligned_gradient_all(:,:,1:46),3); %HC
  144. group2_gradient= mean(aligned_gradient_all(:,:,47:118),3); %PIGD
  145. group3_gradient= mean(aligned_gradient_all(:,:,119:189),3);%TD
  146. save([group_dir '\group1_mean_gradient.mat'],'group1_gradient');
  147. save([group_dir '\group2_mean_gradient.mat'],'group2_gradient');
  148. save([group_dir '\group3_mean_gradient.mat'],'group3_gradient');
  149. save([group_dir '\all_subjects_aligned_gradient.mat'],'aligned_gradient_all');
  150. %
  151. figure;h1=histfit(group1_gradient(:,1),[],'kernel');hold on; h2=histfit(group2_gradient(:,1),[],'kernel');h3=histfit(group3_gradient(:,1),[],'kernel');
  152. h1(1).FaceAlpha = 0.3;h2(1).FaceAlpha = 0.3;h3(1).FaceAlpha = 0.3;h1(2).Color = [.9 .0 .0];h2(2).Color = [0.2 0.2 0.5];h3(2).Color = [.4 .2 .3];
  153. figure;h1=histfit(group1_gradient(:,2),[],'kernel');hold on; h2=histfit(group2_gradient(:,2),[],'kernel');
  154. h1(1).FaceAlpha = 0.2;h2(1).FaceAlpha = 0.2;h1(2).Color = [.2 .2 .2];h2(2).Color = [.2 .2 .2];
  155. figure;h1=histfit(group1_gradient(:,3),[],'kernel');hold on; h2=histfit(group2_gradient(:,3),[],'kernel');
  156. h1(1).FaceAlpha = 0.2;h2(1).FaceAlpha = 0.2;h1(2).Color = [.2 .2 .2];h2(2).Color = [.2 .2 .2];
  157. %% range and std
  158. emb_range = zeros(n_sub,3);%emb_range
  159. for i = 1:3
  160. for j = 1:n_sub
  161. emb_range(j,i) = max(aligned_gradient_all(:,i,j)) - min(aligned_gradient_all(:,i,j));
  162. end
  163. end
  164. save([group_dir,'/emb_range.mat'],'emb_range');
  165. % calculate variation
  166. emb_std = zeros(n_sub,3);%emb_std
  167. for i = 1:3
  168. for j = 1:n_sub
  169. emb_std(j,i) = std(aligned_gradient_all(:,i,j));
  170. end
  171. end
  172. save([group_dir,'/emb_std.mat'],'emb_std');

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Authors: Shuting Bu1, Huize Pang1, Xiaolu Li1, Yu Liu1, Mengwan Zhao1, Juzhou Wang1, Lina Huang1, Qin Niu1, Le Liang1, Hongmei Yu2, Guoguang Fan1
  1. Department of Radiology, The First Hospital of China Medical University, Shenyang, China
  2. Department of Neurology, The First Hospital of China Medical University, Shenyang, China
Journal: NPJ Parkinson's disease, volume 12, issue 1, article 210
Dates: received 18 June 2025; accepted 21 May 2026; published online 3 June 2026
Type: Research article · Language: English
License: CC BY-NC-ND
Identifiers: DOI 10.1038/s41531-026-01417-5 · PMID 42230632 · PMCID PMC13534686 · OpenAlex W7163265416
Open access: gold, a free copy (OpenAlex)
Status: code verified
Categories: genetics / omics (modality), human (organism), Parkinson's (population), systems (subfield)
Methods: Spectral & time-frequency, Connectivity, Statistics, Preprocessing, fMRI & imaging, Smoothing, state filtering, decompositions
Keywords: Parkinson's disease, Neural decoding, Motor control
Topic: Neurological disorders and treatments (Neurology, Medicine), according to OpenAlex
Funding: LiaoNing Revitalization Talents Program (XLYC2412010); National Natural Science Foundation of China (no. 82071909)
Citations: cited by 1 paper (Europe PMC); 87 references in the paper

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Bu, S., Pang, H., Li, X., Liu, Y., Zhao, M., Wang, J., Huang, L., Niu, Q., Liang, L., Yu, H., & Fan, G. (2026). Correlation of thalamic functional organization disturbances and genetic architecture in motor subtypes of Parkinson's disease. NPJ Parkinson's disease, 12(1), 210. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41531-026-01417-5

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@article{bu2026correlation,
author = {Bu, Shuting and Pang, Huize and Li, Xiaolu and Liu, Yu and Zhao, Mengwan and Wang, Juzhou and Huang, Lina and Niu, Qin and Liang, Le and Yu, Hongmei and Fan, Guoguang},
title = {{Correlation of thalamic functional organization disturbances and genetic architecture in motor subtypes of Parkinson's disease}},
journal = {NPJ Parkinson's disease},
year = {2026},
month = jun,
volume = {12},
number = {1},
pages = {210},
publisher = {Nature Publishing Group},
issn = {2373-8057},
doi = {10.1038/s41531-026-01417-5},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1038/s41531-026-01417-5},
pmid = {42230632},
pmcid = {PMC13534686}
}

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DA - 2026/06/03
VL - 12
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SP - 210
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PB - Nature Publishing Group
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