Table 2.
Extracellular Matrix (n = 34) Collagens (n = 22): Twenty-one distinct collagen alpha-1 chains and the procollagen galactosyltransferase 1 enzyme; including Collagen alpha-1 (XVIII) chain that forms the antiangiogenic Endostatin protein through proteolytic cleavage. Both fibril-forming and fibril-associated collagens are included. |
Other extracellular matrix molecules (n = 12): Including four fibulins, two fibrillins and six laminin subunits |
Complement Factors (n = 11) Including factors contributing to the activation of the classical and alternative pathway, formation of the C1 complex and formation of the cell membrane attacking complex. |
Other Proteases and Protease Inhibitors (n = 26) Including seven cathepsins, seven ADAM/ADAMTS proteases and 12 inhibitory serpins |
Cell Surface Molecules (n = 12) Three cadherins, three HLA class I molecules plus HLA-DR alpha, five integrins. |
Insulin-Like Growth Factor (n = 9) Including IGF II and eight IGF binding molecules or receptor components. |
GTP associated proteins (n = 21) Five GTPases, five septins and 11 RAS-related proteins. |
Protein Synthesis, Stabilization and Modulation (n = 156) Including five RNA binding proteins, 12 proteins involved in splicing, 44 ribosomal proteins, 21 proteins involved in translation initiation and elongation. In addition to these proteins: |
Chaperons: Seven T complex proteins, 17 heat shock proteins and six Peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomerases. |
Posttranscriptional modulation: four proteins involved in glycosylation, eight proteins involved in protein phosphorylation, 12 proteins involved in ubiquitination together with 20 proteasomal proteins. |
Cytoskeleton (n = 22) 19 actin and actin-interacting proteins, together with three tropomyosins. |
Organellar Functions/V-Atpase (n = 9) |
Nuclear Proteins (n = 49) Including 18 histones, 20 non-histone chromatin proteins and 11 other nucleoproteins. |
Intracellular Transport (n = 14) Six 14-3-3 proteins and eight solute carrier transporters |
Metabolism-Redox Balance (n = 10) Four lipoproteins and six peroxiredoxins. |
S100 Proteins (n = 8) |