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. 2014 Apr 15;3:e01694. doi: 10.7554/eLife.01694

Table 1.

Genes differentially induced by TM between control and Lrh-1-null mice and their regulation by ATF2 and LRH-1

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01694.008

Gene Known target of
ATF2 LRH-1
PLK3
GDF15
FGF21 *
PMM1
CRELD2
NFIL3
IGSF11
GSTM2
GOT1
DPP9
ST5
CCBL1
TMEM66
KRTCAP2
LRRC59
CDK2AP2
ST3GAL1
TES
CCDC134
UGT1L
ACOT2
PLIN5
LITAF
RPS13
LGALS3BP
CRYM
SUPT5H
B3GAT3
GRN
ARRDC4
SLC30A7
CRELD1
NT5M
ARSG
SEP15
MKNK1
DDX52
EXOSC5
RABAC1
RPS15
D830014E11RIK
AVPI1
RPS9
CRAT
BHMT2
B230217C12RIK
EIF3G
SLC25A28
HR
CCL9
ANXA4
SMCO4
SMOX
ARL14EP
SLC39A7
ICA1
ENTPD5
PIWIL2
ANG
MCFD2
SOAT2
SLC41A3
MFGE8
CYP4A14
D12ERTD647E

Microarray analysis was performed for control and Lrh-1LKO mice treated with vehicle or 1 mg/kg tunicamycin for 24 hr (n = 3). Genes were screened for those induced at least 1.5 fold by TM in control mice with significantly different induction in Lrh-1LKO mice by t-test (p<0.05). This list was filtered for those with differential expression between genotypes with TM treatment by t-test (p<0.05). Previously published genome-wide ATF2 and LRH-1 binding datasets were analyzed to identify genes with ATF2 or LRH-1 binding sites −500 to +275 bp from the TSS. Genes in our set were compared with these sets and genes that contain ATF2 or LRH-1 binding sites meeting the above criteria are marked.

*

No binding site for ENCODE data set but a known ATF2 direct target (Hondares et al., 2011).