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Comparative evidence

Compare conditions

Put two canonical disease records side by side. The result is a shareable, deterministic comparison of what is shared, what is unique, and how much evidence each record currently carries.

21%
weighted overlap
20
shared signals
Comparison

SchizophreniaandType 1 Diabetes

0 references occur in both reconciled evidence sets. Shared signals do not establish shared causes, diagnoses, or treatments.

46
Schizophrenia references
20
Type 1 Diabetes references
0
shared references
01

Metals elevated or accumulated

5 shared

Shared

Only in Schizophrenia

None indexed

Only in Type 1 Diabetes

None indexed

06

Host response depleted

1 shared

Shared

Only in Schizophrenia

Total Antioxidant CapacityVitamin DAnti Inflammatory CytokinesSCFAsZinc Finger Proteins

Only in Type 1 Diabetes

Treg FunctionGPR43 SCFA SignalingZinc BioavailabilityZincMetallothionein
07

Ecological state

0 shared

Shared

None indexed

Only in Schizophrenia

SCFA DepletionGut Barrier DysfunctionTryptophan Kynurenine ShuntingTranskingdom Network DisruptionOral Gut Axis H2S EnrichmentMulti Kingdom DysbiosisMetabolic Syndrome ComorbidityGut Barrier DisruptionMicroglial ActivationTh17 Treg ImbalanceVirome Dysbiosis

Only in Type 1 Diabetes

Butyrate SCFA Ratio ShiftLeaky Gut Precedes OnsetBacterial Translocation To PLNMucin Layer ThinningImmunoinhibitory LPSCVB4 Microbiome SynergyTwo Step Temporal ModelMicrobiome Changes Precede AutoantibodiesBacteroidetes Firmicutes Ratio InversionGut Barrier CompromiseLPS Translocation To PLNSCFA GPR43 Axis DisruptionTreg DepletionViral Dysbiosis TriggerDevelopmental Vulnerability Window
08

Virulence and functional enzymes

2 shared

Shared

LPS BiosynthesisBeta-Glucuronidase

Only in Schizophrenia

Tryptophan Catabolism EnzymesH2S Producing Enzyme SystemsSiderophore SystemsIndoleamine 2 3 DioxygenaseTryptophanase

Only in Type 1 Diabetes

LPS Biosynthesis GenesIron Acquisition FecB IsdDEFType VI Secretion SystemsDNA Adenine Methyltransferases