Table 5.
Comparison | Innate immune responses |
T/B cell responses | |
---|---|---|---|
Pro-inflammatory | Anti-inflammatory | ||
Imm R61 > Imm WT | Tnf (cytokine) | Nfkbia (negative regulator NFkB) | |
Imm zQ175 > Imm WT |
Tnf, Il1b, Il1rap, Il6, Ifng, Cxcl14, Ccrl2 (cytokine/chemokine/receptor) Tlr2 (Toll-like receptor) Arg2 (ROS production) Cd177 (neutrophil activation) |
Nfkbia (negative regulator NFkB), Tnfaip3 (negative regulator TNF) I11rn (negative regulator IL1B) Cish (negative regulator JAK/STAT) |
|
Imm R61 < Imm WT |
Aif1 (macrophages) Nfatc2 (homeostasis) |
Fcgr1 (phagocytic macrophages) Aif1 (CD4 T cells, Th2 cells) Nfatc2 (memory CD4, Th2 cells) Fyb (memory T cells) Lair1 (negative regulator T cell effector functions) |
|
Imm zQ175 < Imm Wt |
Aif1 (macrophages) Nfatc2 (homeostasis) Icam1 (extravasation) |
Fcgr1 (phagocytic macrophages) Aif1 (CD4 T cells, Th2 cells) Nfatc2 (memory CD4, Th2 cells) Icam1 (memory CD8 T cells) Il4r (Th2 cells) H2-Q1 (Ag presentation/CD8 T cells) |
Genes in the leading-edge subset from eight gene sets (in Table 3) for immunized mutant versus immunized wild-type comparisons were sorted based on function and assigned to two categories, innate immune responses or T/B cell responses.