Table 1.
Molecular and cellular functions of the factors in conditional medium
| Name | Molecular functions | Cellular functions |
|---|---|---|
| Eotaxin | Chemokine activity | Wound healing Inflammatory response Cell migration |
| Eotaxin-2 | Chemokine activity | Wound healing Inflammatory response Angiogenesis |
| Fractakine | Chemokine activity | Cell migration Cell adhesion |
| IL-2 | Cytokine activity | T-cell proliferation Immune modulation Hematopoiesis |
| IL-4 | Cytokine activity | B-cell activation Inhibiting Th1 cell |
| IL-6 | Cytokine activity | T-cell proliferation B-cell proliferation Immune response |
| IL-9 | Cytokine activity | Stimulating Th2 cell and mastocyte |
| IL-10 | Cytokine activity Growth factor activity | B-cell proliferation Cell signaling Cytokine synthesis inhibition Inhibiting macrophage |
| IL-12p70 | Cytokine activity | Activation of NK cells Induction of Th1 cell differentiation |
| MCSF | Cytokine activity Growth factor activity | Immune response Cell proliferation and differentiation |
| MIP-1γ | Chemokine activity | Inflammatory response Wound healing Cell adhesion |
| TECK | Chemokine activity | Lymphocyte migration Immune response |
| TNF-α | Cytokine activity | Inflammatory response Activation of endothelial cells |
| sTNF RI | Cytokine activity | Receptor of TNF-α Immune modulation |
| sTNF RII | Cytokine activity | Receptor of TNF-α Immune modulation |
IL: Interleukin; MCSF: Macrophage colony-stimulating factor; MIP-1γ: Macrophage inflammatory protein-1γ; TECK: Thymus expressed chemokine; TNF-α: Tumor necrosis factor-α; sTNF R: Soluble tumor necrosis factor receptor; Th: T helper; NK: Natural killer.