Spatial associations between tissue integrity and cell-types proportions for eleven neurodegenerative conditions. A-K) Strongest Spearman correlations for EOAD, LOAD, DLB, PS1, 3RTau, 4RTau, TDP43A, TDP43C, FTD, PD, and ALS, respectively. L) All pairwise cells-diseases correlation values. In A-K, each dot represents a GM region from the AAL atlas (Table S1; see Fig. S1 for equivalent results for the DKT parcellation). Lower tissue integrity score indicates greater GM loss/atrophy. Notice how astrocyte density significantly correlates with increase in tissue loss in EOAD, DLB, PS1, TDP43C, and FTD (A, C, D, H, I; P < 0.001). Tissue loss was also associated with increase in microglial proportion in LOAD, 3RTau, 4RTau, and TDP43A (B, E, F, G; P < 0.001), and increase in oligodendrocytes in PD (J; p < 0.001). Increase in neuronal proportion showed association with decrease in atrophy and tissue enrichment in ALS (K; p < 0.001).