基于生物信息学的系统性硬化症潜在miRNA-mRNA调控网络的构建
单雨1, 卞华1,2, 郭嘉1, 陈爽1, 卞博1南阳理工学院 1. 河南省张仲景方药与免疫调节重点实验室;
2. 张仲景国医国药学院, 河南 南阳 473004
收稿日期:
2021-11-18出版日期:
2022-10-30发布日期:
2022-10-14通讯作者:
卞华E-mail:biancrown@163.com作者简介:
单雨(1994-),男,硕士研究生.基金资助:
国家自然科学基金(82074415,82074076,81774300);国家自然科学基金-河南联合基金(U1704191)关键词: 系统性硬化症, 生物信息学, miRNA-mRNA调控网络
Abstract: Objective To construct a potential microRNA (miRNA)-mRNA regulatory network in systemic sclerosis (SSc) based on bioinformatics.Methods Gene expression omnibus (GEO) database was analyzed using GEO2R to screen out the differentially expression miRNA (DEM) between SSc patients and healthy participants.Target genes of DEM were retrieved through the miRNet website,and FunRich software was used to analyze the transcription factors of the target genes.DAVID online analysis tool was used for gene ontology annotation and the Kyoto encyclopedia of genes and genomes pathway enrichment analysis.Protein-protein interaction and DEM-Hub gene regulation networks were constructed using the STRING database and Cytoscape software.The expressions of Hub genes were evaluated and verified using GSE146093 dataset.Results Twenty-six DEM were screened,of which 2 were up-regulated and 24 were down-regulated.A total of 5 450 target genes were retrieved and were mainly enriched in the P53 and FOXO signaling pathways,DNA transcription and intercellular adhesion,etc.Using FunRich analysis,SP1 and YY1 were found to be the main transcription factors of these target genes.Through constructing the DEM-Hub gene network,it was found that most Hub genes may be regulated by miR-455-3p,let-7e-5p,and miR-149-5p,and UTP15 and PTBP1 were expressed in a similar way in the GSE146093 dataset.Conclusion The potential mirNA-mrna regulatory network of SSc was constructed,namely let-7e-5p-UTP15 and miR-4440-PTBP1,which are presumed to be potential regulatory targets.
Key words: systemic sclerosis, bioinformatics, miRNA-mRNA regulatory network
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