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Table 2 Gene functions in the lung and 2nd organ

From: Identification of rat lung – prominent genes by a parallel DNA microarray hybridization

Gene

Function in lung

2nd organ (location)

Function in 2nd organ

Ager

Oxidant response

(AEC I)*

 

ICAM-1

AEC-leukocyte adhesion

(AEC)

 

K19

Cell differentiation

(AEC)

 

SP-D, BD-2

Defense, surfactant

(AEC II)

 

slc42a2

Surfactant synthesis?

(AEC II)

 

Calb3

Ca2+ homeostasis

  

Mapk13

Inflammatory response

  

Slc29a1

Ion transporter?

  

Lcn2

Apoptosis?

  

Crhr1

Hormone receptor?

  

Ddr2

Collagen remodeling

  

Mg50

Tumor pathogenesis?

  

Tnni2, tni3

Lung veins [35]

Heart

Muscle contrast [36;37]

Cox6a2, Cox8h

Energy supply?

Heart

Muscle energy supply [38] [39]

Anp

Asthma? [40]

Heart

Proliferation control [41]

Aqp5

Edema?

Liver

Fluid homeostasis [42]

Ces3, gpt

Injury and repair [43] [44]

Liver

Injury [45]

Cyp2615

Oxidantive stress [46]

Liver

Xenobiotic metabolism?

Cldn3

Epithelia barrier [47]

Liver

Paracellular permeability [48]

S100a18

Cell migration [49;50]

Spleen

Cell motility?

Iga, Igm [51] [52]

Immune response

Spleen

Immune response

Cd37 [53]

Proliferation?

Spleen

Proliferation?

Cathepsin Y

Surfactant process? [54] [55]

Spleen

Endopeptidase [56;57]

Fas, Alp

AEC II injury [58]

Kidney

Renal injury [59] [60]

Tpa66

Inflammatory [61]

Kidney

Anti-arterial thrombosis [62]

Nf2 [63]

Tumor supression

Kidney

Tumor suppression

  1. * AEC I and II: Alveolar epithelial type I and II cells. See the main text for more references.
  2. ? Hypothesized function