SCUBA

Inflammatory Activation Response

Gene co-expression module in Glial cells

CategoryInflammation
Genes12
Annotation certainty3 of 5
Annotation consistency7 of 12 genes have a known function matching the annotation

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Why this annotation

CEBPD is a stress- and inflammation-inducible bZIP transcription factor; CD83 is an activation marker classically expressed on antigen-presenting cells but also on activated glia; IRF9 is a key interferon signaling TF (part of ISGF3); ANGPTL4 is induced by hypoxia and inflammation; GEM is a stress/signal-responsive GTPase; SAT1 is a polyamine catabolic enzyme induced by multiple stressors including p53; ODC1 is the rate-limiting polyamine synthesis enzyme; DDIT4 neighbor module context supports stress. NR2F2 is a nuclear receptor with roles in glial differentiation. IDI1 is involved in the mevalonate/isoprenoid pathway. C11orf96 and ENY2 are transcriptional regulators. The signature — CEBPD, IRF9, ANGPTL4, SAT1, GEM — is consistent with an inflammatory activation/cytokine response program. The significant increase during both UC and CD inflammation supports this. LMO4 has roles in glial development.

Genes

ANGPTL4, C11orf96, CD83, CEBPD, ENY2, GEM, IDI1, IRF9, LMO4, NR2F2, ODC1, SAT1

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