Table 1.
miR functional categories | MsigDb predicted miR based on differentially regulated mRNA transcripts | |||
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(FC > 1.5 Adj. P < 0.01) from 4 trachoma transcriptomes | ||||
Active disease with Ct infection (GSE20436) | Active disease (GSE20430) | Trachomatous scarring disease with inflammation (GSE24383) | Trachomatous trichiasis with inflammation (GSE23705) | |
Inflammation/infection | let-7 family [205] | miR-511 | let-7 family [205] | |
miR-125a/b [203] | miR-19a/b | |||
miR-19a/b | miR-224 | |||
miR-29a/b/c | ||||
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EMT/fibrosis | miR-200b/c, miR-429 | miR-200b/c, miR-429 | ||
miR-506 | miR-29a/b/c | |||
miR-506 | ||||
miR-520d | ||||
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Cell cycle/cancer | let-7 family [205] | miR-518a-2 | miR-128a/b | let-7 family [205] |
miR-124a | miR-186 | miR-21 [202, 205] | miR-19a/b | |
miR-125a/b [203] | miR-130a/b, miR-301 | miR-26a/b | miR-22 | |
miR-15 family | miR-519a/b/c | miR-224 | ||
miR-17-5p, miR-20a/b, miR-106a/b, and miR-519d | miR-25, miR-32, miR-92, miR-363, and miR-367 [205] | |||
miR-19a/b | miR-516-3p | |||
miR-218 | miR-519a/b/c | |||
miR-23a/b [203] | miR-520d | |||
miR-30a/b/c/d/e-5p [203] | ||||
miR-519a/b/c | ||||
miR-524 | ||||
miR-9 | ||||
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Other | miR-130a/b, miR-301 | miR-153 | miR-27a/b | |
miR-516-5p |
Phenotype comparisons are as follows: normal healthy (N) children aged 1–9 versus those with active trachoma (TF) and Ct infection (GSE20436); children aged 1–9 with TF (with or without Ct infection) versus N (GSE20430); N adults versus adults with trachomatous scarring and clinical inflammation (TSI) (GSE24383); and N adults versus adults with trichiasis and clinical inflammation (TTI) (GSE23705). Enriched miR are grouped into functional categories based on well-characterized roles in the literature. References show published studies that identify miR in bold as differentially expressed in chlamydial infection.