Table 3. miRs up- or down-regulated in epithelial cells of asthmatic subjects compared to healthy controls after virus infection (RV, RSV and IFV).
Virus type | miR | Regulation in asthmatics | Role/pathway/target | Reference |
---|---|---|---|---|
RV | miR-155 | ↑ | Pathways: Akt, TGF-β, MAPK, STAT3, immune polarization, epithelial remodeling | 69 |
miR-128 | ↑ | Pathways: apoptosis, cancer, inflammation | 69 | |
Targets: BMI1, BAX | ||||
miR-630 | ↑ | - | 69 | |
miR-302d-3p | ↑ | - | 69 | |
miR-320e | ↑ | - | 69 | |
miR-612 | ↑ | - | 69 | |
miR-23b | ↑ | Pathways: cancer, inflammation | 28 | |
Targets: SPRY2 | ||||
RSV | let-7c-5p | ↓ | Targets: HSP-70, p21 | 75 |
miR-221 | ↓ | Targets: HSP-70, p21 | 94 | |
miR-29a | ↑ | Target: IFNAR1 | 78 | |
miR-24 | ↓ | Pathways: TGF-β, cell cycle arrest | 79 | |
miR-29c | ↓ | Pathways: NF-κB signaling, Th1 polarization, proliferation of myeloid cells, dendritic cell maturation | 95 | |
miR-27b | ↓ | - | 95 | |
miR-155 | ↑ | - | 95 | |
let-7d | ↑ | - | 95 | |
let-7b | ↑ | Pathways: NF-κB pathway | 74 | |
let-7i | ↑ | - | 74 | |
miR-30b | ↑ | - | 74 | |
miR-198 | ↓ | Targets: CCND1, DYRK2, ELF4, CCL7, SOCS3 | 77 | |
let-7f | ↑ | - | 77 | |
miR-24 | ↑ | - | 77 | |
miR-339-5p | ↑ | - | 73 | |
miR-45 | ↑ | - | 96 | |
miR-574 | ↑ | - | 96 | |
miR-744 | ↑ | - | 84,96 | |
miR-124a | ↑ | Role: down-regulates virus replication | 84 | |
miR-542-5p | ↑ | Role: down-regulates virus replication | 97 | |
miR-346 | ↑ | Role: down-regulates virus replication | 97 | |
miR-452 | ↑ | Role: down-regulates virus replication | 97 | |
miR-128a | ↑ | Role: down-regulates virus replication | 97 | |
IFV | miR-29c | ↑ | Pathways: NF-κB signalling, inflammation | 60,63,98 |
Targets: BCL2L2 | ||||
miR-146a | ↑ | Pathways: Toll-like receptor pathway, innate immune response, cytokine production and apoptosis | 92 | |
miR-181c | ↑ | - | 98 | |
miR-141 | ↑ | Targets: CXCL12, TGFB2, CRLF3, IFNAR1 | 91 | |
miR-210 | ↑ | - | 91 | |
miR-324 | ↑ | - | 79 | |
miR-663 | ↑ | - | 79 |
RV, rhinovirus; RSV, respiratory syncytial virus; IFV, influenza virus.