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The synchronization matrices are converted to a graph by considering a threshold T. If the SL between a pair of ROIs exceeds T an edge is said to exist between their representing vertices; otherwise no edge exists between them.

The adjacency matrices are converted into pair-lists: pp, mm and pm which are used to compare networks from different datasets; in the case of pm gene1 is up and gene2 is down.

A combination of block tridiagonal matrices is converted into a two-dimensional matrix for this eigensystem calculation.

Trait variance-covariance matrices were converted to trait correlation matrices by dividing covariances by respective variances.

The position-specific scoring matrices (PSSM) consensus matrices were converted using statistical parameters to consensus patterns and viewed via Weblogo [43].

To examine detailed information, the matrices were converted to edges (gene-pairs) including the number of samples where the relationship was found (Figure 2).

Similarities matrices were converted to genetic distances according to Swofford and Olson.

Distance matrices were converted into dendrograms using the NEIGHBOR program within the PHYLIP software package [ 42].

The distance matrices were converted into heatmaps using the matrix2png web-server (Pavlidis et al. 2003).

Finally, individual partial correlation matrices were converted into weighted matrices; this method has been used in previous brain network studies [ 27– 31].

Motif frequency matrices were converted from MEME to Homer format and used to map their frequency around the annotated TTS and TSS using the Homer toolkit [ 61].