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Published in final edited form as: Food Chem Toxicol. 2011 Nov 3;50(2):341–352. doi: 10.1016/j.fct.2011.10.065

Table III.

Genes upregulated by dietary exposure to DBC compared to chemo-intervention

Mean fold change in gene expressiona a
Gene Annotation (DFCI accession / GenBank accession) DBC b DBC+Chl c Chl d
Extracellular, environmental response
ARNT TC142567 / U73841.1 1.76 - -
Growth factor
EGFR FM865854 1.43 - -
Immune response
IFITM3 TC146120 / AJ320157 1.29 - -
PSME1 BT074326 1.00 - -
PSME2 BT074299 1.00 - -
cf H TC162759 / AJ627206 1.12 - -
CD63 TC137037 / AY593998 1.00 - -
MHC I TC132378 / AB012064 1.24 - -
HAMP TC164847 / AF281354 1.02
Cell proliferation/apoptosis
P53 TC132531 / NM_001124692 2.28 - -
PCNA NM_131404 1.43 - -
MAPK8 CX028516 1.34 - -
Metabolism
CYP1A1 TC158463 / U62796 2.79 - -
SULT1A2 TC135750 / BX867991 1.02 - -
GAPD TC137453 / NM_001124246 1.00 - -
DLAT TC132429 / J04051 M29099 1.16 - -
SOD1 NP543739 / AF469663 1.39 - -
Transport proteins
FXYD TC165305 / BT074290 1.81 - -
Elongation factors
EF-1 alpha TC166688 / AF498320 1.31 - -
Extracellular matrix
C-type lectin NM_001160495 1.00
MMP9 TC132759 / AJ320533 1.12 - -
Bone and cartilage maintenance
Cathepsin K TC8255 / U61499 1.45 - -
Function in trout unknown
Cathepsin S TC8256 / AY622858 1.17 - -
General cell signaling
RhoG TC169097 / BE859102 1.03 - -
a

Mean fold changes in gene expression were log2 transformed. Only probes that differed by an average of at least twofold between treatment and control groups and were significant (P<0.05) are reported.

b

224 ppm DBC was administered via the diet for 20 days and liver samples for RNA were collected at the end of the 20 day exposure period.

c

224 ppm DBC + 2000 ppm Chl were co-administered via the diet for 20 days and liver samples for RNA were collected at the end of the 20 day exposure period.

d

2000 ppm Chl were co-administered via the diet for 20 days and liver samples for RNA were collected at the end of the 20 day exposure period.