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. 2017 Sep 22;8:570. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2017.00570

Table 2.

Fe ion irradiation of ECs induces a gene expression signature suggesting persistent cell cycle block and decreased cellular adhesion.*

Upregulated description of process −log10 (p-value) Downregulated description of process −log10 (p-value)
2 Gy Fe ions Day 1 Signal transduction by p53 class mediator 11 Cell cycle process 99
DNA damage response, signal transduction by p53 class mediator 7 Chromosome organization 67
Positive regulation of cell cycle arrest 7 Cell division 49
Response to radiation 7 DNA metabolic process 49
Signal transduction in response to DNA damage 7 DNA replication 43
Response to abiotic stimulus 7 Cellular component organization or biogenesis 38
Regulation of cell proliferation 7 Chromosome segregation 26
Regulation of apoptotic process 6 Microtubule-based process 19
Response to stimulus 6 Regulation of chromosome segregation 18
Chondroblast differentiation 5 Negative regulation of gene expression, epigenetic 17
2 Gy Fe ions Day 7 Developmental process 8 Regulation of endothelial cell migration 10
Negative regulation of response to stimulus 8 Negative regulation of nucleic acid-templated transcription 10
Regulation of locomotion 7 Regulation of signal transduction 9
Regulation of cell proliferation 7 Developmental process 8
Locomotion 7 Cytoskeleton organization 7
Single-organism process 7 Response to endogenous stimulus 6
Positive regulation of biological process 7 Regulation of cell death 6
Single-organism developmental process 7 Regulation of cell cycle 6
Regulation of multicellular organismal process 7 Regulation of cell proliferation 6
Regulation of protein metabolic process 7 Cell adhesion 6
*

Gene ontology enrichment analysis (process) was performed on differentially expressed genes in irradiated vs. sham-irradiated ECs (n = 3). Table shows the top 10 GO enrichment terms among upregulated (left) and downregulated (right) differentially expressed genes on day 1 (top) or day 7 after 2 Gy of Fe ions (bottom).