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e19 Systems Biology in Health and Disease
Joseph Loscalzo

	Figure e19-1  Network representations and their distributions. A random network is depicted on the left, and its Poisson distribution of the number of nodal connections (k) is shown in the graph below it. A scale-free network is depicted on the right, and its power law distribution of the number of nodal connections (k) is shown in the graph...
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	Figure e19-2  Examples of modular representations of human disease. G, primary human disease genome or proteome; D, secondary human disease genome or proteome; E, environmental determinants; I, intermediate phenotype; P, pathophenotype. (Reproduced with permission from Loscalzo et al.)
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	Figure e19-3  A. Theoretical human disease network illustrating the relationships among genetic and environmental determinants of the pathophenotypes. Key: G, primary disease genome or proteome; D, secondary disease genome or proteome; I, intermediate phenotype; E, environmental...
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	Figure e19-4  A. Human disease network. Each node corresponds to a specific disorder colored by class (22 classes, shown in the key to B). The size of each node is proportional to the number of genes contributing to the disorder....
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