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. 2017 Nov 11;18(11):2396. doi: 10.3390/ijms18112396

Table 7.

Two of the networks associated with 434 candidate genes differentially expressed in RA osteoblasts.

Top Diseases and Functions Score Focus Molecules Molecules in Network
Cellular Development, Cellular Growth and Proliferation, Organ Development 38 25 AKAP12, Cbp/p300, ↓CDA, ↑CEMIP, ↓CNN1, ↑CRLF1, ↓DOCK10, E2f, EGLN, ↑EPHA4, ↓EPHA5, ↑FGFRL1, ↓FHL1, ↓FLT1, GTPase, ↓GUCY1B3, Hedgehog, ↓HGF, ↑ICA1, Importin alpha, ↑ITGA6, ↑ITGB8, ↓LMOD1, ↓MYOCD, ↓NOTCH1, ↓PDLIM3, ↑PHLDA1, ↑PLXNA2, Proinsulin, ↓SCUBE3, Sfk, Smad2/3, ↑SOX9, Vegf, ↑VLDLR
Hereditary Disorder, Immunological Disease, Organismal Injury and Abnormalities 22 17 ADM2, ATP6AP1, ATP6V1F, CASP2, CDK2AP2, ↑CMKLR1, CTSA, ↓CYGB, ↑ELFN1, ↓FAM46B, FOXRED2, GPR84, GRM4, ↓HAAO, ↓HEYL, ↓IRX2, ↓KCTD20, ↑KIF26B, LDB1, ↑LRRC15, ↓LRRC32, ↓LYPD1, miR-4656, miR-504-3p, ↑MKX, ↓MX1, PLPPR2, ↓PLPPR4, PPP1CA, RASSF8, ↓SERPINA9, TBC1D22A, TRIM67, TUFT1, ZNF677

The genes marked in bold were the 434 differentially expressed protein-coding genes identified in normal and RA osteoblasts.