2009Chinese Journal of Gastroenterology and HepatologyRequires access

A strategy to identify differentially expressed genes during rat liver regeneration using cDNA array

Runzhou Ni

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Objective To screen the differentially expressed genes in liver regeneration with cDNA array and to investigate the pathogenesis of acute hepatic failure.Methods Acute liver failure of Sprague-Dawley(SD)rat was induced by 95% hepatectomy.The differentially expressed genes in regenerating rat liver were screened by using a cDNA array representing 1 176 cDNA clusters.Some genes were randomly selected from a pool of differentially expressed genes and subjected to further confirm the result of microarray hybridization by RT-PCR.Results One hundred and thirty-eight genes up-regulated including those of growth factors,PCNA,ribosomal proteins,IL-6 and cdks,which were associated with cell cycle regulation,stress,metabolism and proliferation.Fifty genes down-regulated including metabolic enzyme genes,ER genes,surface antigen genes and so on.Conclusion cDNA array is a powerful tool to explore the gene expression of acute liver failure and provides potential targets for the diagnosis and treatment.

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Objective To screen the differentially expressed genes in liver regeneration with cDNA array and to investigate the pathogenesis of acute hepatic failure.Methods Acute liver failure of Sprague-Dawley(SD)rat was induced by 95% hepatectomy.The differentially expressed genes in regenerating rat liver were screened by using a cDNA array representing 1 176 cDNA clusters.Some genes were randomly selected from a pool of differentially expressed genes and subjected to further confirm the result of microarray hybridization by RT-PCR.Results One hundred and thirty-eight genes up-regulated including those of growth factors,PCNA,ribosomal proteins,IL-6 and cdks,which were associated with cell cycle regulation,stress,metabolism and proliferation.Fifty genes down-regulated including metabolic enzyme genes,ER genes,surface antigen genes and so on.Conclusion cDNA array is a powerful tool to explore the gene expression of acute liver failure and provides potential targets for the diagnosis and treatment.

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Objective To screen the differentially expressed genes in liver regeneration with cDNA array and to investigate the pathogenesis of acute hepatic failure.Methods Acute liver failure of Sprague-Dawley(SD)rat was induced by 95% hepatectomy.The differentially expressed genes in regenerating rat liver were screened by using a cDNA array representing 1 176 cDNA clusters.Some genes were randomly selected from a pool of differentially expressed genes and subjected to further confirm the result of microarray hybridization by RT-PCR.Results One hundred and thirty-eight genes up-regulated including those of growth factors,PCNA,ribosomal proteins,IL-6 and cdks,which were associated with cell cycle regulation,stress,metabolism and proliferation.Fifty genes down-regulated including metabolic enzyme genes,ER genes,surface antigen genes and so on.Conclusion cDNA array is a powerful tool to explore the gene expression of acute liver failure and provides potential targets for the diagnosis and treatment.

Key concepts: Complementary DNA, Biology, Gene, Microarray, Liver regeneration, Gene expression, cDNA library, Microarray analysis techniques

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