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Proteomics Study on the Differentially Expressed Proteins in c-fos-silenced Cells Exposed to PM2.5
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作者 CAI Ying ZHENG Kai +9 位作者 LI Run Bing YU Shu Yuan LIU Ning JI Jia Jia YANG Chen WU De Sheng QIN Shuang Jian LI Bo Ru ZHANG Zhao Hui XU Xin Yun 《Biomedical and Environmental Sciences》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2020年第9期680-689,共10页
Objective To investigate the effect of c-fos gene silencing on differentially expressed proteins(DEPs) in human bronchial epithelial(HBE) cells after exposure to fine particulate matter(PM2.5).Methods HBE cells and c-... Objective To investigate the effect of c-fos gene silencing on differentially expressed proteins(DEPs) in human bronchial epithelial(HBE) cells after exposure to fine particulate matter(PM2.5).Methods HBE cells and c-fos-silenced HBE cells were exposed to 50 μg/mL PM2.5, LC-MS/MS and tandem mass tag(TMT) labeling methods were combined with bioinformatics methods, and DEPs and interaction networks were identified.Results In the HBE group, 414 DEPs were screened, of which 227 were up-regulated and 187 downregulated. In the c-fos silenced HBE group, 480 DEPs were screened, including 240 up-regulated proteins and 240 down-regulated proteins. KEGG annotations showed that DEPs in the HBE group are mainly concentrated in the glycolysis/gluconeogenesis pathway and those in the c-fos silenced group are concentrated mainly in endoplasmic reticulum and the processing of proteins. Additionally, the abnormal expression of GPRC5 C, DKK4, and UBE2 C was identified in top 15 DEPs. After constructing the protein interaction network, 20 Hub proteins including HNRNPA2 B1, HNRNPL, RPS15 A, and RPS25 were screened from the HBE group and the c-fos silenced HBE group.Conclusion c-fos gene affected the expression of cancer-related proteins. Our results provided a scientific basis for further study of PM2.5-induced carcinogenesis mechanism. 展开更多
关键词 PM2.5 human bronchial epithelial cells Gene silence PROTEOMICS BIOINFORMATICS
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