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. 2014 Oct 15;280(2):272–284. doi: 10.1016/j.taap.2014.07.017

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Fig. 3 — List of the 20 top up-regulated genes (fold-change in red) and the 10 top down-regulated genes (fold-change in green). Out of all whole genome expression analyses datasets to study the role of size (a), cytotoxicity; particle concentration (b), and cytotoxicity/role of protein coating (c) are listed. Genes are categorized according to GeneCards® to their localization or biological function. Headings of the columns indicate exposure conditions: particle concentration and % of FBS in DMEM.

Fig. 3 — List of the 20 top up-regulated genes (fold-change in red) and the 10 top down-regulated genes (fold-change in green). Out of all whole genome expression analyses datasets to study the role of size (a), cytotoxicity; particle concentration (b), and cytotoxicity/role of protein coating (c) are listed. Genes are categorized according to GeneCards® to their localization or biological function. Headings of the columns indicate exposure conditions: particle concentration and % of FBS in DMEM.