In particular, protein kinases IKBKB, AKT1, CDK5, CSK, MAPK3, PRKCZ and RAF1, whose substrates were enriched in at least three brain regions’ perturbed subnetworks, were also hub genes, suggesting that they may play vital roles in the regulation of signal transduction and tau phosphorylation in AD. This evidence concerns the gene AKT1 and Alzheimer disease.