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cDNA Microarray Analysis of Changes in Gene Expression Induced by Neuronal Hypoxia in Vitro

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We used cDNA microarray gene expression profiling to characterize the transcriptional response to exposure of cultured mouse cerebral cortical neurons to hypoxia for 24 hr. Of 11,200 genes examined, 1,405 (12.5%) were induced or repressed at least 1.5-fold, whereas 26 known genes were induced and 20 known genes were repressed at least 2.5-fold. The most strongly induced genes included genes coding for endoplasmic reticulum proteins (Ero1L/Giig11, Sac1p, Ddit3/Gadd153), proteins involved in ubiquitination (Arih2, P4hb), proteins induced by hypoxia in non-neuronal systems (Gpi1, Aldo1, Anxa2, Hig1), and proteins that might promote cell death (Gas5, Egr1, Ndr1, Vdac2). These findings reinforce the importance of endoplasmic reticulum-based mechanisms and of protein-ubiquitination pathways in the neuronal response to hypoxia.

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Jin, K., Mao, X.O., Eshoo, M.W. et al. cDNA Microarray Analysis of Changes in Gene Expression Induced by Neuronal Hypoxia in Vitro . Neurochem Res 27, 1105–1112 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020913123054

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