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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 19.
Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2004 Apr 1;172(7):4111–4122. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.172.7.4111

Table IV.

IFN-γ-independent genes inhibited by IL-12 (two genes)a

Common Name Genbank Map WT—IL12-
Treated
GKO—Not
Treated
GKO—IL12-
Treated
Function
Decysin AJ242912 Unknown 5.93 2.64 6.67 Metalloprotease
CCP5 X56990 14 3.07 0.92 2.87 Cytotoxic cell protease
a

Genes are selected based on the following criteria: 1) they must be expressed two times less than the controls (untreated wild type or GKO) to qualify as IL-12-inhibited genes; 2) their expression detection must be statistically valid as present with detection p < 0.05; 3) IFN-γ-dependent genes are defined as those whose expression must be inhibited by IL-12 in GKO mice less than two times compared with untreated GKO mice; and 4) IFN-γ-independent genes are defined as those whose expression must be inhibited by IL-12 in GKO mice greater than two times compared with untreated GKO mice. GenBank accession numbers are given. Chromosomal locations (map) are given when they are known. The numbers in columns 4–6 are relative fold of expression over the baseline (control untreated, wild-type group), which is arbitrarily set as 1. These numbers are negative, meaning that they represent the degree of inhibition of the expression of these genes by the IL-12 treatment, compared with the baseline.