Table 2.
disease | gene | phenotypic readout | client |
---|---|---|---|
breast cancer | iRhom1 | metastasis, poor response to chemotherapy, reduced survival [17] | reduced EGFR activation |
colorectal cancer | iRhom1 | reduced cell proliferation, migration and invasiveness of tumor [54] | components of Wnt-β catenin signalling |
tylosis with oesophageal cancer (TOC) | iRhom2 | (i) palmoplantar hyperkeratosis, increased risk of oesophageal cancer (ii) adenoma formation and decreased survival (iii) complete hair loss of mice at birth (iv) increased wound healing [31–33,35,55] |
EGFR ligands |
gastric cancer-associated fibroblasts | iRhom2 | diffuse type gastric ulcers [48] | TGF-β1,ADAM17 |
inflammatory arthritis | less joint swelling, lowered synovial inflammation, cartilage erosion [56] | n.a. | |
renal dysfunction | iRhom2 | significant protection against tissue inflammation, kidney damage [57] | reduced ADAM17, EGFR |
haemophilic arthropathy (HA) | iRhom2 | reduction in osteopaenia, synovial inflammation [58] | n.a. |
hepatic steatosis | iRhom2 | reduced inflammatory cytokines [53] | ADAM17, TNF-α |
acute lung injury after intestinal ischaemia-reperfusion | iRhom2 | reduction in apoptosis [59] | ADAM17, TNF-α |
Listeria monocytogenes infection | iRhom2 | (i) increase in granulomas in liver (ii) rapid death post infection [14] |
n.a. |
HSV-1 infection | iRhom2 | defective innate immune response to DNA virus [18] | STING |
RNA virus infections (Sendia, VSV) | iRhom2 | (i) quicker mortality (ii) increased immune cell infiltration and damage to lungs [20] |
VISA |
heart diseases | iRhom1 & iRhom2 | (i) cardiac infarction (ii) formation of thrombosis [60,61] |
n.a. |
neurological disease | iRhom2 | Alzheimer's (speculated) [49,50] | n.a. |