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  • Patent Application
  • 20040091969
  • Publication Number
    20040091969
  • Date Filed
    November 12, 2003
    21 years ago
  • Date Published
    May 13, 2004
    20 years ago
Abstract
Polypeptides and polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I and methods for producing such polypeptides by recombinant techniques are disclosed. Also disclosed are methods for utilizing polypeptides and polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I in diagnostic assays.
Description


FIELD OF INVENTION

[0001] This invention relates to newly identified polypeptides and polynucleotides encoding such polypeptides, to their use in diagnosis and in identifying compounds that may be agonists, antagonists that are potentially useful in therapy, and to production of such polypeptides and polynucleotides. The polynucleotides and polypeptides of the present invention also relate to proteins with signal sequences which allow them to be secreted extracellularly or membrane-associated (hereinafter often referred collectively as secreted proteins or secreted polypeptides).



BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0002] The drug discovery process is currently undergoing a fundamental revolution as it embraces “functional genomics”, that is, high throughput genome- or gene-based biology. This approach as a means to identify genes and gene products as therapeutic targets is rapidly superseding earlier approaches based on “positional cloning”. A phenotype, that is a biological function or genetic disease, would be identified and this would then be tracked back to the responsible gene, based on its genetic map position.


[0003] Functional genomics relies heavily on high-throughput DNA sequencing technologies and the various tools of bioinformatics to identify gene sequences of potential interest from the many molecular biology databases now available. There is a continuing need to identify and characterise further genes and their related polypeptides/proteins, as targets for drug discovery.


[0004] Proteins and polypeptides that are naturally secreted into blood, lymph and other body fluids, or secreted into the cellular membrane are of primary interest for pharmaceutical research and development. The reason for this interest is the relative ease to target protein therapeutics into their place of action (body fluids or the cellular membrane). The natural pathway for protein secretion into extracellular space is the endoplasmic reticulum in eukaryotes and the inner membrane in prokaryotes (Palade, 1975, Science, 189, 347; Milstein, Brownlee, Harrison, and Mathews, 1972, Nature New Biol., 239, 117; Blobel, and Dobberstein, 1975, J. Cell. Biol., 67, 835). On the other hand, there is no known natural pathway for exporting a protein from the exterior of the cells into the cytosol (with the exception of pinocytosis, a mechanism of snake venom toxin intrusion into cells). Therefore targeting protein therapeutics into cells poses extreme difficulties.


[0005] The secreted and membrane-associated proteins include but are not limited to all peptide hormones and their receptors (including but not limited to insulin, growth hormones, chemokines, cytokines, neuropeptides, integrins, kallikreins, lamins, melanins, natriuretic hormones, neuropsin, neurotropins, pituitiary hormones, pleiotropins, prostaglandins, secretogranins, selectins, thromboglobulins, thymosins), the breast and colon cancer gene products, leptin, the obesity gene protein and its receptors, serum albumin, superoxide dismutase, spliceosome proteins, 7TM (transmembrane) proteins also called as G-protein coupled receptors, immunoglobulins, several families of serine proteinases (including but not limited to proteins of the blood coagulation cascade, digestive enzymes), deoxyribonuclease I, etc.


[0006] Therapeutics based on secreted or membrane-associated proteins approved by FDA or foreign agencies include but are not limited to insulin, glucagon, growth hormone, chorionic gonadotropin, follicle stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, calcitonin, adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), vasopressin, interleukines, interferones, immunoglobulins, lactoferrin (diverse products marketed by several companies), tissue-type plasminogen activator (Alteplase by Genentech), hyaulorindase (Wydase by Wyeth-Ayerst), dornase alpha (Pulmozyme\ by Genentech), Chymodiactin (chymopapain by Knoll), alglucerase (Ceredase by Genzyme), streptokinase (Kabikinase by Pharmacia) (Streptase by Astra), etc. This indicates that secreted and membrane-associated proteins have an established, proven history as therapeutic targets. Clearly, there is a need for identification and characterization of further secreted and membrane-associated proteins which can play a role in preventing, ameliorating or correcting dysfunction or disease, including but not limited to diabetes, breast-, prostate-, colon cancer and other malignant tumors, hyper- and hypotension, obesity, bulimia, anorexia, growth abnormalities, asthma, manic depression, dementia, delirium, mental retardation, Huntington's disease, Tourette's syndrome, schizophrenia, growth, mental or sexual development disorders, and dysfunctions of the blood cascade system including those leading to stroke. The proteins of the present invention which include the signal sequences are also useful to further elucidate the mechanism of protein transport which at present is not entirely understood, and thus can be used as research tools.



SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0007] The present invention relates to particular polypeptides and polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I, including recombinant materials and methods for their production. Such polypeptides and polynucleotides are of interest in relation to methods of treatment of certain diseases, including, but not limited to, the diseases set forth in Tables m and V, hereinafter referred to as “diseases of the invention”. In a further aspect, the invention relates to methods for identifying agonists and antagonists (e.g., inhibitors) using the materials provided by the invention, and treating conditions associated with imbalance of polypeptides and/or polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I with the identified compounds. In still a further aspect, the invention relates to diagnostic assays for detecting diseases associated with inappropriate activity or levels the genes set forth in Table I. Another aspect of the invention concerns a polynucleotide comprising any of the nucleotide sequences set forth in the Sequence Listing and a polypeptide comprising a polypeptide encoded by the nucleotide sequence. In another aspect, the invention relates to a polypeptide comprising any of the polypeptide sequences set forth in the Sequence Listing and recombinant materials and methods for their production. Another aspect of the invention relates to methods for using such polypeptides and polynucleotides. Such uses include the treatment of diseases, abnormalities and disorders (hereinafter simply referred to as diseases) caused by abnormal expression, production, function and or metabolism of the genes of this invention, and such diseases are readily apparent by those skilled in the art from the homology to other proteins disclosed for each attached sequence. In still another aspect, the invention relates to methods to identify agonists and antagonists using the materials provided by the invention, and treating conditions associated with the imbalance with the identified compounds. Yet another aspect of the invention relates to diagnostic assays for detecting diseases associated with inappropriate activity or levels of the secreted proteins of the present invention.







DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0008] In a first aspect, the present invention relates to polypeptides the genes set forth in Table I. Such polypeptides include:


[0009] (a) an isolated polypeptide encoded by a polynucleotide comprising a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing, herein when referring to polynucleotides or polypeptides of the Sequence Listing, a reference is also made to the Sequence Listing referred to in the Sequence Listing;


[0010] (b) an isolated polypeptide comprising a polypeptide sequence having at least 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identity to a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0011] (c) an isolated polypeptide comprising a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0012] (d) an isolated polypeptide having at least 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identity to a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0013] (e) a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing; and


[0014] (f) an isolated polypeptide having or comprising a polypeptide sequence that has an Identity Index of 0.95, 0.96, 0.97, 0.98, or 0.99 compared to a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0015] (g) fragments and variants of such polypeptides in (a) to (f).


[0016] Polypeptides of the present invention are believed to be members of the gene families set forth in Table II. They are therefore of therapeutic and diagnostic interest for the reasons set forth in Tables III and V. The biological properties of the polypeptides and polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I are hereinafter referred to as “the biological activity” of polypeptides and polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I. Preferably, a polypeptide of the present invention exhibits at least one biological activity of the genes set forth in Table I.


[0017] Polypeptides of the present invention also include variants of the aforementioned polypeptides, including all allelic forms and splice variants. Such polypeptides vary from the reference polypeptide by insertions, deletions, and substitutions that may be conservative or non-conservative, or any combination thereof. Particularly preferred variants are those in which several, for instance from 50 to 30, from 30 to 20, from 20 to 10, from 10 to 5, from 5 to 3, from 3 to 2, from 2 to 1 or 1 amino acids are inserted, substituted, or deleted, in any combination.


[0018] Preferred fragments of polypeptides of the present invention include an isolated polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence having at least 30, 50 or 100 contiguous amino acids from an amino acid sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing, or an isolated polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence having at least 30, 50 or 100 contiguous amino acids truncated or deleted from an amino acid sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing. Preferred fragments are biologically active fragments that mediate the biological activity of polypeptides and polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I, including those with a similar activity or an improved activity, or with a decreased undesirable activity. Also preferred are those fragments that are antigenic or immunogenic in an animal, especially in a human.


[0019] Fragments of a polypeptide of the invention may be employed for producing the corresponding full-length polypeptide by peptide synthesis; therefore, these variants may be employed as intermediates for producing the full-length polypeptides of the invention. A polypeptide of the present invention may be in the form of the “mature” protein or may be a part of a larger protein such as a precursor or a fusion protein. It is often advantageous to include an additional amino acid sequence that contains secretory or leader sequences, pro-sequences, sequences that aid in purification, for instance multiple histidine residues, or an additional sequence for stability during recombinant production.


[0020] Polypeptides of the present invention can be prepared in any suitable manner, for instance by isolation form naturally occurring sources, from genetically engineered host cells comprising expression systems (vide infra) or by chemical synthesis, using for instance automated peptide synthesizers, or a combination of such methods. Means for preparing such polypeptides are well understood in the art.


[0021] In a further aspect, the present invention relates to polynucleotides of the genes set forth in Table I. Such polynucleotides include:


[0022] (a) an isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence having at least 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identity to a polynucleotide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0023] (b) an isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0024] (c) an isolated polynucleotide having at least 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identity to a polynucleotide set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0025] (d) an isolated polynucleotide set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0026] (e) an isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide sequence having at least 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identity to a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0027] (f) an isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0028] (g) an isolated polynucleotide having a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide sequence having at least 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identity to a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0029] (h) an isolated polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0030] (i) an isolated polynucleotide having or comprising a polynucleotide sequence that has an Identity Index of 0.95, 0.96, 0.97, 0.98, or 0.99 compared to a polynucleotide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0031] (j) an isolated polynucleotide having or comprising a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide sequence that has an Identity Index of 0.95, 0.96, 0.97, 0.98, or 0.99 compared to a polypeptide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing; and polynucleotides that are fragments and variants of the above mentioned polynucleotides or that are complementary to above mentioned polynucleotides, over the entire length thereof.


[0032] Preferred fragments of polynucleotides of the present invention include an isolated polynucleotide comprising an nucleotide sequence having at least 15, 30, 50 or 100 contiguous nucleotides from a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing, or an isolated polynucleotide comprising a sequence having at least 30, 50 or 100 contiguous nucleotides truncated or deleted from a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing.


[0033] Preferred variants of polynucleotides of the present invention include splice variants, allelic variants, and polymorphisms, including polynucleotides having one or more single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).


[0034] Polynucleotides of the present invention also include polynucleotides encoding polypeptide variants that comprise an amino acid sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing and in which several, for instance from 50 to 30, from 30 to 20, from 20 to 10, from 10 to 5, from 5 to 3, from 3 to 2, from 2 to 1 or 1 amino acid residues are substituted, deleted or added, in any combination.


[0035] In a further aspect, the present invention provides polynucleotides that are RNA transcripts of the DNA sequences of the present invention. Accordingly, there is provided an RNA polynucleotide that:


[0036] (a) comprises an RNA transcript of the DNA sequence encoding a polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0037] (b) is a RNA transcript of a DNA sequence encoding a polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing;


[0038] (c) comprises an RNA transcript of a DNA sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing; or


[0039] (d) is a RNA transcript of a DNA sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing; and RNA polynucleotides that are complementary thereto.


[0040] The polynucleotide sequences set forth in the Sequence Listing show homology with the polynucleotide sequences set forth in Table II. A polynucleotide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing is a cDNA sequence that encodes a polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing. A polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing may be identical to a polypeptide encoding a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing or it may be a sequence other than a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing, which, as a result of the redundancy (degeneracy) of the genetic code, also encodes a polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing. A polypeptide of a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing is related to other proteins of the gene families set forth in Table II, having homology and/or structural similarity with the polypeptides set forth in Table II. Preferred polypeptides and polynucleotides of the present invention are expected to have, inter alia, similar biological functions/properties to their homologous polypeptides and polynucleotides. Furthermore, preferred polypeptides and polynucleotides of the present invention have at least one activity of the genes set forth in Table I.


[0041] Polynucleotides of the present invention may be obtained using standard cloning and screening techniques from a cDNA library derived from mRNA from the tissues set forth in Table IV (see for instance, Sambrook et al., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, 2nd Ed., Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. (1989)). Polynucleotides of the invention can also be obtained from natural sources such as genomic DNA libraries or can be synthesized using well known and commercially available techniques.


[0042] When polynucleotides of the present invention are used for the recombinant production of polypeptides of the present invention, the polynucleotide may include the coding sequence for the mature polypeptide, by itself, or the coding sequence for the mature polypeptide in reading frame with other coding sequences, such as those encoding a leader or secretory sequence, a pre-, or pro- or prepro-protein sequence, or other fusion peptide portions. For example, a marker sequence that facilitates purification of the fused polypeptide can be encoded. In certain preferred embodiments of this aspect of the invention, the marker sequence is a hexa-histidine peptide, as provided in the pQE vector (Qiagen, Inc.) and described in Gentz et al., Proc Natl Acad Sci USA (1989) 86:821-824, or is an HA tag. A polynucleotide may also contain non-coding 5′ and 3′ sequences, such as transcribed, non-translated sequences, splicing and polyadenylation signals, ribosome binding sites and sequences, that stabilize mRNA.


[0043] Polynucleotides that are identical, or have sufficient identity to a polynucleotide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing, may be used as hybridization probes for cDNA and genomic DNA or as primers for a nucleic acid amplification reaction (for instance, PCR). Such probes and primers may be used to isolate full-length cDNAs and genomic clones encoding polypeptides of the present invention and to isolate cDNA and genomic clones of other genes (including genes encoding paralogs from human sources and orthologs and paralogs from other species) that have a high sequence similarity to sequences set forth in the Sequence Listing, typically at least 95% identity. Preferred probes and primers will generally comprise at least 15 nucleotides, preferably, at least 30 nucleotides and may have at least 50, if not at least 100 nucleotides. Particularly preferred probes will have between 30 and 50 nucleotides. Particularly preferred primers will have between 20 and 25 nucleotides.


[0044] A polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide of the present invention, including homologs from other species, may be obtained by a process comprising the steps of screening a library under stringent hybridization conditions with a labeled probe having a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing or a fragment thereof, preferably of at least 15 nucleotides; and isolating full-length cDNA and genomic clones containing the polynucleotide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing. Such hybridization techniques are well known to the skilled artisan. Preferred stringent hybridization conditions include overnight incubation at 42° C. in a solution comprising: 50% formamide, 5×SSC (150 mM NaCl, 15 mM trisodium citrate), 50 mM sodium phosphate (pH 7.6), 5× Denhardt's solution, 10% dextran sulfate, and 20 microgram/ml denatured, sheared salmon sperm DNA; followed by washing the filters in 0.1×SSC at about 65° C. Thus the present invention also includes isolated polynucleotides, preferably with a nucleotide sequence of at least 100, obtained by screening a library under stringent hybridization conditions with a labeled probe having the sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing or a fragment thereof, preferably of at least 15 nucleotides.


[0045] The skilled artisan will appreciate that, in many cases, an isolated cDNA sequence will be incomplete, in that the region coding for the polypeptide does not extend all the way through to the 5′ terminus. This is a consequence of reverse transcriptase, an enzyme with inherently low “processivity” (a measure of the ability of the enzyme to remain attached to the template during the polymerisation reaction), failing to complete a DNA copy of the mRNA template during first strand cDNA synthesis.


[0046] There are several methods available and well known to those skilled in the art to obtain full-length cDNAs, or extend short cDNAs, for example those based on the method of Rapid Amplification of cDNA ends (RACE) (see, for example, Frohman et al., Proc Nat Acad Sci USA 85, 8998-9002, 1988). Recent modifications of the technique, exemplified by the Marathon (trade mark) technology (Clontech Laboratories Inc.) for example, have significantly simplified the search for longer cDNAs. In the Marathon (trade mark) technology, cDNAs have been prepared from mRNA extracted from a chosen tissue and an ‘adaptor’ sequence ligated onto each end. Nucleic acid amplification (PCR) is then carried out to amplify the “missing” 5′ end of the cDNA using a combination of gene specific and adaptor specific oligonucleotide primers. The PCR reaction is then repeated using ‘nested’ primers, that is, primers designed to anneal within the amplified product (typically an adapter specific primer that anneals further 3′ in the adaptor sequence and a gene specific primer that anneals further 5′ in the known gene sequence). The products of this reaction can then be analyzed by DNA sequencing and a full-length cDNA constructed either by joining the product directly to the existing cDNA to give a complete sequence, or carrying out a separate full-length PCR using the new sequence information for the design of the 5′ primer.


[0047] Recombinant polypeptides of the present invention may be prepared by processes well known in the art from genetically engineered host cells comprising expression systems. Accordingly, in a further aspect, the present invention relates to expression systems comprising a polynucleotide or polynucleotides of the present invention, to host cells which are genetically engineered with such expression systems and to the production of polypeptides of the invention by recombinant techniques. Cell-free translation systems can also be employed to produce such proteins using RNAs derived from the DNA constructs of the present invention.


[0048] For recombinant production, host cells can be genetically engineered to incorporate expression systems or portions thereof for polynucleotides of the present invention. Polynucleotides may be introduced into host cells by methods described in many standard laboratory manuals, such as Davis et al., Basic Methods in Molecular Biology (1986) and Sambrook et al.(ibid). Preferred methods of introducing polynucleotides into host cells include, for instance, calcium phosphate transfection, DEAE-dextran mediated transfection, transvection, micro-injection, cationic lipid-mediated transfection, electroporation, transduction, scrape loading, ballistic introduction or infection.


[0049] Representative examples of appropriate hosts include bacterial cells, such as Streptococci, Staplrylococci, E. coli, Streptomyces and Bacillus subtilis cells; fungal cells, such as yeast cells and Aspergillus cells; insect cells such as Drosophila S2 and Spodoptera Sf9 cells; animal cells such as CHO, COS, HeLa, C127, 3T3, BHK, HEK 293 and Bowes melanoma cells; and plant cells.


[0050] A great variety of expression systems can be used, for instance, chromosomal, episomal and virus-derived systems, e.g., vectors derived from bacterial plasmids, from bacteriophage, from transposons, from yeast episomes, from insertion elements, from yeast chromosomal elements, from viruses such as baculoviruses, papova viruses, such as SV40, vaccinia viruses, adenoviruses, fowl pox viruses, pseudorabies viruses and retroviruses, and vectors derived from combinations thereof, such as those derived from plasmid and bacteriophage genetic elements, such as cosmids and phagemids. The expression systems may contain control regions that regulate as well as engender expression. Generally, any system or vector that is able to maintain, propagate or express a polynucleotide to produce a polypeptide in a host may be used. The appropriate polynucleotide sequence may be inserted into an expression system by any of a variety of well-known and routine techniques, such as, for example, those set forth in Sambrook et al., (ibid). Appropriate secretion signals may be incorporated into the desired polypeptide to allow secretion of the translated protein into the lumen of the endoplasmic reticulum, the periplasmic space or the extracellular environment. These signals may be endogenous to the polypeptide or they may be heterologous signals.


[0051] If a polypeptide of the present invention is to be expressed for use in screening assays, it is generally preferred that the polypeptide be produced at the surface of the cell. In this event, the cells may be harvested prior to use in the screening assay. If the polypeptide is secreted into the medium, the medium can be recovered in order to recover and purify the polypeptide. If produced intracellularly, the cells must first be lysed before the polypeptide is recovered.


[0052] Polypeptides of the present invention can be recovered and purified from recombinant cell cultures by well-known methods including ammonium sulfate or ethanol precipitation, acid extraction, anion or cation exchange chromatography, phosphocellulose chromatography, hydrophobic interaction chromatography, affinity chromatography, hydroxylapatite chromatography and lectin chromatography. Most preferably, high performance liquid chromatography is employed for purification. Well known techniques for refolding proteins may be employed to regenerate active conformation when the polypeptide is denatured during intracellular synthesis, isolation and/or purification.


[0053] Polynucleotides of the present invention may be used as diagnostic reagents, through detecting mutations in the associated gene. Detection of a mutated form of a gene is characterized by the polynucleotides set forth in the Sequence Listing in the cDNA or genomic sequence and which is associated with a dysfunction. Will provide a diagnostic tool that can add to, or define, a diagnosis of a disease, or susceptibility to a disease, which results from under-expression, over-expression or altered spatial or temporal expression of the gene. Individuals carrying mutations in the gene may be detected at the DNA level by a variety of techniques well known in the art.


[0054] Nucleic acids for diagnosis may be obtained from a subject's cells, such as from blood, urine, saliva, tissue biopsy or autopsy material. The genomic DNA may be used directly for detection or it may be amplified enzymatically by using PCR, preferably RT-PCR, or other amplification techniques prior to analysis. RNA or cDNA may also be used in similar fashion. Deletions and insertions can be detected by a change in size of the amplified product in comparison to the normal genotype. Point mutations can be identified by hybridizing amplified DNA to labeled nucleotide sequences of the genes set forth in Table I. Perfectly matched sequences can be distinguished from mismatched duplexes by RNase digestion or by differences in melting temperatures. DNA sequence difference may also be detected by alterations in the electrophoretic mobility of DNA fragments in gels, with or without denaturing agents, or by direct DNA sequencing (see, for instance, Myers et al., Science (1985) 230:1242). Sequence changes at specific locations may also be revealed by nuclease protection assays, such as RNase and S1 protection or the chemical cleavage method (see Cotton et al., Proc Natl Acad Sci USA (1985) 85:4397-4401).


[0055] An array of oligonucleotides probes comprising polynucleotide sequences or fragments thereof of the genes set forth in Table I can be constructed to conduct efficient screening of e.g., genetic mutations. Such arrays are preferably high density arrays or grids. Array technology methods are well known and have general applicability and can be used to address a variety of questions in molecular genetics including gene expression, genetic linkage, and genetic variability, see, for example, M. Chee et al., Science, 274, 610-613 (1996) and other references cited therein.


[0056] Detection of abnormally decreased or increased levels of polypeptide or mRNA expression may also be used for diagnosing or determining susceptibility of a subject to a disease of the invention. Decreased or increased expression can be measured at the RNA level using any of the methods well known in the art for the quantitation of polynucleotides, such as, for example, nucleic acid amplification, for instance PCR, RT-PCR, RNase protection, Northern blotting and other hybridization methods. Assay techniques that can be used to determine levels of a protein, such as a polypeptide of the present invention, in a sample derived from a host are well-known to those of skill in the art. Such assay methods include radio-immunoassays, competitive-binding assays, Western Blot analysis and ELISA assays.


[0057] Thus in another aspect, the present invention relates to a diagnostic kit comprising:


[0058] (a) a polynucleotide of the present invention, preferably the nucleotide sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing, or a fragment or an RNA transcript thereof;


[0059] (b) a nucleotide sequence complementary to that of (a);


[0060] (c) a polypeptide of the present invention, preferably the polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing or a fragment thereof; or


[0061] (d) an antibody to a polypeptide of the present invention, preferably to the polypeptide set forth in the Sequence Listing.


[0062] It will be appreciated that in any such kit, (a), (b), (c) or (d) may comprise a substantial component. Such a kit will be of use in diagnosing a disease or susceptibility to a disease, particularly diseases of the invention, amongst others.


[0063] The polynucleotide sequences of the present invention are valuable for chromosome localisation studies. The sequences set forth in the Sequence Listing are specifically targeted to, and can hybridize with, a particular location on an individual human chromosome. The mapping of relevant sequences to chromosomes according to the present invention is an important first step in correlating those sequences with gene associated disease. Once a sequence has been mapped to a precise chromosomal location, the physical position of the sequence on the chromosome can be correlated with genetic map data. Such data are found in, for example, V. McKusick, Mendelian Inheritance in Man (available on-line through Johns Hopkins University Welch Medical Library). The relationship between genes and diseases that have been mapped to the same chromosomal region are then identified through linkage analysis (co-inheritance of physically adjacent genes). Precise human chromosomal localisations for a genomic sequence (gene fragment etc.) can be determined using Radiation Hybrid (RH) Mapping (Walter, M. Spillett, D., Thomas, P., Weissenbach, J., and Goodfellow, P., (1994) A method for constructing radiation hybrid maps of whole genomes, Nature Genetics 7, 22-28). A number of RH panels are available from Research Genetics (Huntsville, Ala., USA) e.g. the GeneBridge4 RH panel (Hum Mol Genet 1996 March;5(3):339-46 A radiation hybrid map of the human genome. Gyapay G, Schmitt K, Fizames C, Jones H, Vega-Czarny N, Spillett D, Muselet D, Prud'Homme J F, Dib C, Auffray C, Morissette J, Weissenbach J, Goodfellow P N). To determine the chromosomal location of a gene using this panel, 93 PCRs are performed using primers designed from the gene of interest on RH DNAs. Each of these DNAs contains random human genomic fragments maintained in a hamster background (human/hamster hybrid cell lines). These PCRs result in 93 scores indicating the presence or absence of the PCR product of the gene of interest. These scores are compared with scores created using PCR products from genomic sequences of known location. This comparison is conducted at http://www.genome.wi.mit.edu/.


[0064] The polynucleotide sequences of the present invention are also valuable tools for tissue expression studies. Such studies allow the determination of expression patterns of polynucleotides of the present invention which may give an indication as to the expression patterns of the encoded polypeptides in tissues, by detecting the mRNAs that encode them. The techniques used are well known in the art and include in situ hydridization techniques to clones arrayed on a grid, such as cDNA microarray hybridization (Schena et al, Science, 270, 467-470, 1995 and Shalon et al, Genome Res, 6, 639-645, 1996) and nucleotide amplification techniques such as PCR. A preferred method uses the TAQMAN (Trade mark) technology available from Perkin Elmer. Results from these studies can provide an indication of the normal function of the polypeptide in the organism. In addition, comparative studies of the normal expression pattern of mRNAs with that of mRNAs encoded by an alternative form of the same gene (for example, one having an alteration in polypeptide coding potential or a regulatory mutation) can provide valuable insights into the role of the polypeptides of the present invention, or that of inappropriate expression thereof in disease. Such inappropriate expression may be of a temporal, spatial or simply quantitative nature.


[0065] A further aspect of the present invention relates to antibodies. The polypeptides of the invention or their fragments, or cells expressing them, can be used as immunogens to produce antibodies that are immunospecific for polypeptides of the present invention. The term “immunospecific” means that the antibodies have substantially greater affinity for the polypeptides of the invention than their affinity for other related polypeptides in the prior art.


[0066] Antibodies generated against polypeptides of the present invention may be obtained by administering the polypeptides or epitope-bearing fragments, or cells to an animal, preferably a non-human animal, using routine protocols. For preparation of monoclonal antibodies, any technique which provides antibodies produced by continuous cell line cultures can be used. Examples include the hybridoma technique (Kohler, G. and Milstein, C., Nature (1975) 256:495-497), the trioma technique, the human B-cell hybridoma technique (Kozbor et al., Immunology Today (1983) 4:72) and the EBV-hybridoma technique (Cole et al., Monoclonal Antibodies and Cancer Therapy, 77-96, Alan R. Liss, Inc., 1985).


[0067] Techniques for the production of single chain antibodies, such as those described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,946,778, can also be adapted to produce single chain antibodies to polypeptides of this invention. Also, transgenic mice, or other organisms, including other mammals, may be used to express humanized antibodies.


[0068] The above-described antibodies may be employed to isolate or to identify clones expressing the polypeptide or to purify the polypeptides by affinity chromatography. Antibodies against polypeptides of the present invention may also be employed to treat diseases of the invention, amongst others.


[0069] Polypeptides and polynucleotides of the present invention may also be used as vaccines. Accordingly, in a further aspect, the present invention relates to a method for inducing an immunological response in a mammal that comprises inoculating the mammal with a polypeptide of the present invention, adequate to produce antibody and/or T cell immune response, including, for example, cytokine-producing T cells or cytotoxic T cells, to protect said animal from disease, whether that disease is already established within the individual or not. An immunological response in a mammal may also be induced by a method comprises delivering a polypeptide of the present invention via a vector directing expression of the polynucleotide and coding for the polypeptide in vivo in order to induce such an immunological response to produce antibody to protect said animal from diseases of the invention. One way of administering the vector is by accelerating it into the desired cells as a coating on particles or otherwise. Such nucleic acid vector may comprise DNA, RNA, a modified nucleic acid, or a DNA/RNA hybrid. For use a vaccine, a polypeptide or a nucleic acid vector will be normally provided as a vaccine formulation (composition). The formulation may further comprise a suitable carrier. Since a polypeptide may be broken down in the stomach, it is preferably administered parenterally (for instance, subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous, or intra-dermal injection). Formulations suitable for parenteral administration include aqueous and non-aqueous sterile injection solutions that may contain anti-oxidants, buffers, bacteriostats and solutes that render the formulation instonic with the blood of the recipient; and aqueous and non-aqueous sterile suspensions that may include suspending agents or thickening agents. The formulations may be presented in unit-dose or multi-dose containers, for example, sealed ampoules and vials and may be stored in a freeze-dried condition requiring only the addition of the sterile liquid carrier immediately prior to use. The vaccine formulation may also include adjuvant systems for enhancing the immunogenicity of the formulation, such as oil-in water systems and other systems known in the art. The dosage will depend on the specific activity of the vaccine and can be readily determined by routine experimentation.


[0070] Polypeptides of the present invention have one or more biological functions that are of relevance in one or more disease states, in particular the diseases of the invention hereinbefore mentioned. It is therefore useful to identify compounds that stimulate or inhibit the function or level of the polypeptide. Accordingly, in a further aspect, the present invention provides for a method of screening compounds to identify those that stimulate or inhibit the function or level of the polypeptide. Such methods identify agonists or antagonists that may be employed for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes for such diseases of the invention as hereinbefore mentioned. Compounds may be identified from a variety of sources, for example, cells, cell-free preparations, chemical libraries, collections of chemical compounds, and natural product mixtures. Such agonists or antagonists so-identified may be natural or modified substrates, ligands, receptors, enzymes, etc., as the case may be, of the polypeptide; a structural or functional mimetic thereof (see Coligan et al., Current Protocols in Immunology 1(2):Chapter 5 (1991)) or a small molecule. Such small molecules preferably have a molecular weight below 2,000 daltons, more preferably between 300 and 1,000 daltons, and most preferably between 400 and 700 daltons. It is preferred that these small molecules are organic molecules.


[0071] The screening method may simply measure the binding of a candidate compound to the polypeptide, or to cells or membranes bearing the polypeptide, or a fusion protein thereof, by means of a label directly or indirectly associated with the candidate compound. Alternatively, the screening method may involve measuring or detecting (qualitatively or quantitatively) the competitive binding of a candidate compound to the polypeptide against a labeled competitor (e.g. agonist or antagonist). Further, these screening methods may test whether the candidate compound results in a signal generated by activation or inhibition of the polypeptide, using detection systems appropriate to the cells bearing the polypeptide. Inhibitors of activation are generally assayed in the presence of a known agonist and the effect on activation by the agonist by the presence of the candidate compound is observed. Further, the screening methods may simply comprise the steps of mixing a candidate compound with a solution containing a polypeptide of the present invention, to form a mixture, measuring an activity of the genes set forth in Table I in the mixture, and comparing activity of the mixture of the genes set forth in Table I to a control mixture which contains no candidate compound.


[0072] Polypeptides of the present invention may be employed in conventional low capacity screening methods and also in high-throughput screening (HTS) formats. Such HTS formats include not only the well-established use of 96- and, more recently, 384-well micotiter plates but also emerging methods such as the nanowell method described by Schullek et al, Anal Biochem., 246, 20-29, (1997).


[0073] Fusion proteins, such as those made from Fc portion and polypeptide of the genes set forth in Table I, as hereinbefore described, can also be used for high-throughput screening assays to identify antagonists for the polypeptide of the present invention (see D. Bennett et al., J Mol Recognition, 8:52-58 (1995); and K. Johanson et al., J Biol Chem, 270(16):9459-9471 (1995)).


[0074] The polynucleotides, polypeptides and antibodies to the polypeptide of the present invention may also be used to configure screening methods for detecting the effect of added compounds on the production of mRNA and polypeptide in cells. For example, an ELISA assay may be constructed for measuring secreted or cell associated levels of polypeptide using monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies by standard methods known in the art. This can be used to discover agents that may inhibit or enhance the production of polypeptide (also called antagonist or agonist, respectively) from suitably manipulated cells or tissues.


[0075] A polypeptide of the present invention may be used to identify membrane bound or soluble receptors, if any, through standard receptor binding techniques known in the art. These include, but are not limited to, ligand binding and crosslinking assays in which the polypeptide is labeled with a radioactive isotope (for instance, 125I), chemically modified (for instance, biotinylated), or fused to a peptide sequence suitable for detection or purification, and incubated with a source of the putative receptor (cells, cell membranes, cell supernatants, tissue extracts, bodily fluids). Other methods include biophysical techniques such as surface plasmon resonance and spectroscopy. These screening methods may also be used to identify agonists and antagonists of the polypeptide that compete with the binding of the polypeptide to its receptors, if any. Standard methods for conducting such assays are well understood in the art.


[0076] Examples of antagonists of polypeptides of the present invention include antibodies or, in some cases, oligonucleotides or proteins that are closely related to the ligands, substrates, receptors, enzymes, etc., as the case may be, of the polypeptide, e.g., a fragment of the ligands, substrates, receptors, enzymes, etc.; or a small molecule that bind to the polypeptide of the present invention but do not elicit a response, so that the activity of the polypeptide is prevented.


[0077] Screening methods may also involve the use of transgenic technology and the genes set forth in Table I. The art of constructing transgenic animals is well established. For example, the genes set forth in Table I may be introduced through microinjection into the male pronucleus of fertilized oocytes, retroviral transfer into pre- or post-implantation embryos, or injection of genetically modified, such as by electroporation, embryonic stem cells into host blastocysts. Particularly useful transgenic animals are so-called “knock-in” animals in which an animal gene is replaced by the human equivalent within the genome of that animal. Knock-in transgenic animals are useful in the drug discovery process, for target validation, where the compound is specific for the human target. Other useful transgenic animals are so-called “knock-out” animals in which the expression of the animal ortholog of a polypeptide of the present invention and encoded by an endogenous DNA sequence in a cell is partially or completely annulled. The gene knock-out may be targeted to specific cells or tissues, may occur only in certain cells or tissues as a consequence of the limitations of the technology, or may occur in all, or substantially all, cells in the animal. Transgenic animal technology also offers a whole animal expression-cloning system in which introduced genes are expressed to give large amounts of polypeptides of the present invention


[0078] Screening kits for use in the above described methods form a further aspect of the present invention. Such screening kits comprise:


[0079] (a) a polypeptide of the present invention;


[0080] (b) a recombinant cell expressing a polypeptide of the present invention;


[0081] (c) a cell membrane expressing a polypeptide of the present invention; or


[0082] (d) an antibody to a polypeptide of the present invention;


[0083] which polypeptide is preferably that set forth in the Sequence Listing.


[0084] It will be appreciated that in any such kit, (a), (b), (c) or (d) may comprise a substantial component.


[0085] Glossary


[0086] The following definitions are provided to facilitate understanding of certain terms used frequently hereinbefore.


[0087] “Antibodies” as used herein includes polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies, chimeric, single chain, and humanized antibodies, as well as Fab fragments, including the products of an


[0088] Fab or other immunoglobulin expression library.


[0089] “Isolated” means altered “by the hand of man” from its natural state, i.e., if it occurs in nature, it has been changed or removed from its original environment, or both. For example, a polynucleotide or a polypeptide naturally present in a living organism is not “isolated,” but the same polynucleotide or polypeptide separated from the coexisting materials of its natural state is “isolated”, as the term is employed herein. Moreover, a polynucleotide or polypeptide that is introduced into an organism by transformation, genetic manipulation or by any other recombinant method is “isolated” even if it is still present in said organism, which organism may be living or non-living.


[0090] “Secreted protein activity or secreted polypeptide activity” or “biological activity of the secreted protein or secreted polypeptide” refers to the metabolic or physiologic function of said secreted protein including similar activities or improved activities or these activities with decreased undesirable side-effects. Also included are antigenic and immunogenic activities of said secreted protein.


[0091] “Secreted protein gene” refers to a polynucleotide comprising any of the attached nucleotide sequences or allelic variants thereof and/or their complements.


[0092] “Polynucleotide” generally refers to any polyribonucleotide (RNA) or polydeoxribonucleotide (DNA), which may be unmodified or modified RNA or DNA. “Polynucleotides” include, without limitation, single- and double-stranded DNA, DNA that is a mixture of single- and double-stranded regions, single- and double-stranded RNA, and RNA that is mixture of single- and double-stranded regions, hybrid molecules comprising DNA and RNA that may be single-stranded or, more typically, double-stranded or a mixture of single- and double-stranded regions. In addition, “polynucleotide” refers to triple-stranded regions comprising RNA or DNA or both RNA and DNA. The term “polynucleotide” also includes DNAs or RNAs containing one or more modified bases and DNAs or RNAs with backbones modified for stability or for other reasons. “Modified” bases include, for example, tritylated bases and unusual bases such as inosine. A variety of modifications may be made to DNA and RNA; thus, “polynucleotide” embraces chemically, enzymatically or metabolically modified forms of polynucleotides as typically found in nature, as well as the chemical forms of DNA and RNA characteristic of viruses and cells. “Polynucleotide” also embraces relatively short polynucleotides, often referred to as oligonucleotides.


[0093] “Polypeptide” refers to any polypeptide comprising two or more amino acids joined to each other by peptide bonds or modified peptide bonds, i.e., peptide isosteres. “Polypeptide” refers to both short chains, commonly referred to as peptides, oligopeptides or oligomers, and to longer chains, generally referred to as proteins. Polypeptides may contain amino acids other than the 20 gene-encoded amino acids. “Polypeptides” include amino acid sequences modified either by natural processes, such as post-translational processing, or by chemical modification techniques that are well known in the art. Such modifications are well described in basic texts and in more detailed monographs, as well as in a voluminous research literature. Modifications may occur anywhere in a polypeptide, including the peptide backbone, the amino acid side-chains and the amino or carboxyl termini. It will be appreciated that the same type of modification may be present to the same or varying degrees at several sites in a given polypeptide. Also, a given polypeptide may contain many types of modifications. Polypeptides may be branched as a result of ubiquitination, and they may be cyclic, with or without branching. Cyclic, branched and branched cyclic polypeptides may result from post-translation natural processes or may be made by synthetic methods. Modifications include acetylation, acylation, ADP-ribosylation, amidation, biotinylation, covalent attachment of flavin, covalent attachment of a heme moiety, covalent attachment of a nucleotide or nucleotide derivative, covalent attachment of a lipid or lipid derivative, covalent attachment of phosphotidylinositol, cross-linking, cyclization, disulfide bond formation, demethylation, formation of covalent cross-links, formation of cystine, formation of pyroglutamate, formylation, gamma-carboxylation, glycosylation, GPI anchor formation, hydroxylation, iodination, methylation, myristoylation, oxidation, proteolytic processing, phosphorylation, prenylation, racemization, selenoylation, sulfation, transfer-RNA mediated addition of amino acids to proteins such as arginylation, and ubiquitination (see, for instance, Proteins—Structure and Molecular Properties, 2nd Ed., T. E. Creighton, W. H. Freeman and Company, New York, 1993; Wold, F., Post-translational Protein Modifications: Perspectives and Prospects, 1-12, in Post-translational Covalent Modification of Proteins, B. C. Johnson, Ed., Academic Press, New York, 1983; Seifter et al., “Analysis for protein modifications and nonprotein cofactors”, Meth Enzymol, 182, 626-646, 1990, and Rattan et al., “Protein Synthesis: Post-translational Modifications and Aging”, Ann NY Acad Sci, 663,48-62, 1992).


[0094] “Fragment” of a polypeptide sequence refers to a polypeptide sequence that is shorter than the reference sequence but that retains essentially the same biological function or activity as the reference polypeptide. “Fragment” of a polynucleotide sequence refers to a polynucleotide sequence that is shorter than the reference sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing.


[0095] “Variant” refers to a polynucleotide or polypeptide that differs from a reference polynucleotide or polypeptide, but retains the essential properties thereof. A typical variant of a polynucleotide differs in nucleotide sequence from the reference polynucleotide. Changes in the nucleotide sequence of the variant may or may not alter the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide encoded by the reference polynucleotide. Nucleotide changes may result in amino acid substitutions, additions, deletions, fusions and truncations in the polypeptide encoded by the reference sequence, as discussed below. A typical variant of a polypeptide differs in amino acid sequence from the reference polypeptide. Generally, alterations are limited so that the sequences of the reference polypeptide and the variant are closely similar overall and, in many regions, identical. A variant and reference polypeptide may differ in amino acid sequence by one or more substitutions, insertions, deletions in any combination. A substituted or inserted amino acid residue may or may not be one encoded by the genetic code. Typical conservative substitutions include Gly, Ala; Val, Ile, Leu; Asp, Glu; Asn, Gln; Ser, Thr; Lys, Arg; and Phe and Tyr. A variant of a polynucleotide or polypeptide may be naturally occurring such as an allele, or it may be a variant that is not known to occur naturally. Non-naturally occurring variants of polynucleotides and polypeptides may be made by mutagenesis techniques or by direct synthesis. Also included as variants are polypeptides having one or more post-translational modifications, for instance glycosylation, phosphorylation, methylation, ADP ribosylation and the like. Embodiments include methylation of the N-terminal amino acid, phosphorylations of serines and threonines and modification of C-terminal glycines.


[0096] “Allele” refers to one of two or more alternative forms of a gene occurring at a given locus in the genome.


[0097] “Polymorphism” refers to a variation in nucleotide sequence (and encoded polypeptide sequence, if relevant) at a given position in the genome within a population.


[0098] “Single Nucleotide Polymorphism” (SNP) refers to the occurrence of nucleotide variability at a single nucleotide position in the genome, within a population. An SNP may occur within a gene or within intergenic regions of the genome. SNPs can be assayed using Allele Specific Amplification (ASA). For the process at least 3 primers are required. A common primer is used in reverse complement to the polymorphism being assayed. This common primer can be between 50 and 1500 bps from the polymorphic base. The other two (or more) primers are identical to each other except that the final 3′ base wobbles to match one of the two (or more) alleles that make up the polymorphism. Two (or more) PCR reactions are then conducted on sample DNA, each using the common primer and one of the Allele Specific Primers.


[0099] “Splice Variant” as used herein refers to cDNA molecules produced from RNA molecules initially transcribed from the same genomic DNA sequence but which have undergone alternative RNA splicing. Alternative RNA splicing occurs when a primary RNA transcript undergoes splicing, generally for the removal of introns, which results in the production of more than one mRNA molecule each of that may encode different amino acid sequences. The term splice variant also refers to the proteins encoded by the above cDNA molecules.


[0100] “Identity” reflects a relationship between two or more polypeptide sequences or two or more polynucleotide sequences, determined by comparing the sequences. In general, identity refers to an exact nucleotide to nucleotide or amino acid to amino acid correspondence of the two polynucleotide or two polypeptide sequences, respectively, over the length of the sequences being compared.


[0101] “% Identity”—For sequences where there is not an exact correspondence, a “% identity” may be determined. In general, the two sequences to be compared are aligned to give a maximum correlation between the sequences. This may include inserting “gaps” in either one or both sequences, to enhance the degree of alignment. A % identity may be determined over the whole length of each of the sequences being compared (so-called global alignment), that is particularly suitable for sequences of the same or very similar length, or over shorter, defined lengths (so-called local alignment), that is more suitable for sequences of unequal length.


[0102] “Similarity” is a further, more sophisticated measure of the relationship between two polypeptide sequences. In general, “similarity” means a comparison between the amino acids of two polypeptide chains, on a residue by residue basis, taking into account not only exact correspondences between a between pairs of residues, one from each of the sequences being compared (as for identity) but also, where there is not an exact correspondence, whether, on an evolutionary basis, one residue is a likely substitute for the other. This likelihood has an associated “score” from which the “% similarity” of the two sequences can then be determined.


[0103] Methods for comparing the identity and similarity of two or more sequences are well known in the art. Thus for instance, programs available in the Wisconsin Sequence Analysis Package, version 9.1 (Devereux J et al, Nucleic Acids Res, 12, 387-395, 1984, available from Genetics Computer Group, Madison, Wis., USA), for example the programs BESTFIT and GAP, may be used to determine the % identity between two polynucleotides and the % identity and the % similarity between two polypeptide sequences. BESTFIT uses the “local homology” algorithm of Smith and Waterman (J Mol Biol, 147,195-197, 1981, Advances in Applied Mathematics, 2, 482-489, 1981) and finds the best single region of similarity between two sequences. BESTFIT is more suited to comparing two polynucleotide or two polypeptide sequences that are dissimilar in length, the program assuming that the shorter sequence represents a portion of the longer. In comparison, GAP aligns two sequences, finding a “maximum similarity”, according to the algorithm of Neddleman and Wunsch (J Mol Biol, 48, 443-453, 1970). GAP is more suited to comparing sequences that are approximately the same length and an alignment is expected over the entire length. Preferably, the parameters “Gap Weight” and “Length Weight” used in each program are 50 and 3, for polynucleotide sequences and 12 and 4 for polypeptide sequences, respectively. Preferably, % identities and similarities are determined when the two sequences being compared are optimally aligned.


[0104] Other programs for determining identity and/or similarity between sequences are also known in the art, for instance the BLAST family of programs (Altschul S F et al, J Mol Biol, 215, 403-410, 1990, Altschul S F et al, Nucleic Acids Res., 25:389-3402, 1997, available from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Bethesda, Md., USA and accessible through the home page of the NCBI at www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) and FASTA (Pearson W R, Methods in Enzymology, 183, 63-99, 1990; Pearson W R and Lipman D J, Proc Nat Acad Sci USA, 85, 2444-2448,1988, available as part of the Wisconsin Sequence Analysis Package).


[0105] Preferably, the BLOSUM62 amino acid substitution matrix (Henikoff S and Henikoff J G, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA, 89, 10915-10919, 1992) is used in polypeptide sequence comparisons including where nucleotide sequences are first translated into amino acid sequences before comparison.


[0106] Preferably, the program BESTFIT is used to determine the % identity of a query polynucleotide or a polypeptide sequence with respect to a reference polynucleotide or a polypeptide sequence, the query and the reference sequence being optimally aligned and the parameters of the program set at the default value, as hereinbefore described.


[0107] “Identity Index” is a measure of sequence relatedness which may be used to compare a candidate sequence (polynucleotide or polypeptide) and a reference sequence. Thus, for instance, a candidate polynucleotide sequence having, for example, an Identity Index of 0.95 compared to a reference polynucleotide sequence is identical to the reference sequence except that the candidate polynucleotide sequence may include on average up to five differences per each 100 nucleotides of the reference sequence. Such differences are selected from the group consisting of at least one nucleotide deletion, substitution, including transition and transversion, or insertion. These differences may occur at the 5′ or 3′ terminal positions of the reference polynucleotide sequence or anywhere between these terminal positions, interspersed either individually among the nucleotides in the reference sequence or in one or more contiguous groups within the reference sequence. In other words, to obtain a polynucleotide sequence having an Identity Index of 0.95 compared to a reference polynucleotide sequence, an average of up to 5 in every 100 of the nucleotides of the in the reference sequence may be deleted, substituted or inserted, or any combination thereof, as hereinbefore described. The same applies mutatis nutandis for other values of the Identity Index, for instance 0.96, 0.97, 0.98 and 0.99.


[0108] Similarly, for a polypeptide, a candidate polypeptide sequence having, for example, an Identity Index of 0.95 compared to a reference polypeptide sequence is identical to the reference sequence except that the polypeptide sequence may include an average of up to five differences per each 100 amino acids of the reference sequence. Such differences are selected from the group consisting of at least one amino acid deletion, substitution, including conservative and non-conservative substitution, or insertion. These differences may occur at the amino- or carboxy-terminal positions of the reference polypeptide sequence or anywhere between these terminal positions, interspersed either individually among the amino acids in the reference sequence or in one or more contiguous groups within the reference sequence. In other words, to obtain a polypeptide sequence having an Identity Index of 0.95 compared to a reference polypeptide sequence, an average of up to 5 in every 100 of the amino acids in the reference sequence may be deleted, substituted or inserted, or any combination thereof, as hereinbefore described. The same applies mutatis mutantdis for other values of the Identity Index, for instance 0.96, 0.97, 0.98 and 0.99.


[0109] The relationship between the number of nucleotide or amino acid differences and the Identity Index may be expressed in the following equation:




n


a


<x


a
−(xa•I),



[0110] in which:


[0111] na is the number of nucleotide or amino acid differences,


[0112] xa is the total number of nucleotides or amino acids in a sequence set forth in the Sequence Listing,


[0113] I is the Identity Index,


[0114] • is the symbol for the multiplication operator, and


[0115] in which any non-integer product of xa and I is rounded down to the nearest integer prior to subtracting it from xa.


[0116] “Homolog” is a generic term used in the art to indicate a polynucleotide or polypeptide sequence possessing a high degree of sequence relatedness to a reference sequence. Such relatedness may be quantified by determining the degree of identity and/or similarity between the two sequences as hereinbefore defined. Falling within this generic term are the terms “ortholog”, and “paralog”. “Ortholog” refers to a polynucleotide or polypeptide that is the functional equivalent of the polynucleotide or polypeptide in another species. “Paralog” refers to a polynucleotideor polypeptide that within the same species which is functionally similar.


[0117] “Fusion protein” refers to a protein encoded by two, often unrelated, fused genes or fragments thereof. In one example, EP-A-0 464 533-A discloses fusion proteins comprising various portions of constant region of immunoglobulin molecules together with another human protein or part thereof. In many cases, employing an immunoglobulin Fc region as a part of a fusion protein is advantageous for use in therapy and diagnosis resulting in, for example, improved pharmacokinetic properties [see, e.g., EP-A 0232 262]. On the other hand, for some uses it would be desirable to be able to delete the Fc part after the fusion protein has been expressed, detected and purified.


[0118] All publications and references, including but not limited to patents and patent applications, cited in this specification are herein incorporated by reference in their entirety as if each individual publication or reference were specifically and individually indicated to be incorporated by reference herein as being fully set forth. Any patent application to which this application claims priority is also incorporated by reference herein in its entirety in the manner described above for publications and references.
1TABLE ICorrespondingGSKNucleic AcidProteinGene NameGene IDSEQ ID NO'sSEQ ID NO'ssbg1571549-1571549SEQ ID NO: 1SEQ ID NO: 56cystatin-reSEQ ID NO: 2SEQ ID NO: 57sbg1558434SRCR1558434SEQ ID NO: 3SEQ ID NO: 58SEQ ID NO: 4SEQ ID NO: 59sbg1546354LRR1546354SEQ ID NO: 5SEQ ID NO: 60SEQ ID NO: 6SEQ ID NO: 61sbg1555869CABP1555869SEQ ID NO: 7SEQ ID NO: 62SEQ ID NO: 8SEQ ID NO: 63sbg1518024NKR1518024SEQ ID NO: 9SEQ ID NO: 64SEQ ID NO: 10SEQ ID NO: 65sbg1525809WNT81525809SEQ ID NO: 11SEQ ID NO: 66sbg1519904cdk1519904SEQ ID NO: 12SEQ ID NO: 67sbg1521449-1521449SEQ ID NO: 13SEQ ID NO: 68connexinSEQ ID NO: 14SEQ ID NO: 69sbg1522659-1522659SEQ ID NO: 15SEQ ID NO: 70SiglecSEQ ID NO: 16SEQ ID NO: 71sbg1528389ITI1528389SEQ ID NO: 17SEQ ID NO: 72sbg1526964ISLR1526964SEQ ID NO: 18SEQ ID NO: 73sbg1539439TSPK1539439SEQ ID NO: 19SEQ ID NO: 74sbg1571349lipase1571349SEQ ID NO: 20SEQ ID NO: 75SEQ ID NO: 21SEQ ID NO: 76sbg1565539-1565539SEQ ID NO: 22SEQ ID NO: 77aCONNEXINsbg1565539-1565539SEQ ID NO: 23SEQ ID NO: 78bCONNEXINsbg1563294-1563294SEQ ID NO: 24SEQ ID N0: 79acadherinSEQ ID NO: 25SEQ ID NO: 80sbg1563294-1563294SEQ ID NO: 26SEQ ID NO: 81bcadherinsbg1563509ECM1563509SEQ ID NO: 27SEQ ID NO: 82SEQ ID NO: 28SEQ ID NO: 83sbg1552159-1552159SEQ ID NO: 29SEQ ID NO: 84Serproteasesbg1551159-1551159SEQ ID NO: 30SEQ ID NO: 85thymosinb4SBh1686954.SOCS1686954SEQ ID NO: 31SEQ ID NO: 86sbg1548844slit1548844SEQ ID NO: 32SEQ ID NO: 87sbg1545249GGT1545249SEQ ID NO: 33SEQ ID NO: 88SEQ ID NO: 34SEQ ID NO: 89SBh1813899.Y820171813899SEQ ID NO: 35SEQ ID NO: 90sbg1536324mapkkk1536324SEQ ID NO: 36SEQ ID NO: 91gsk1810944BrCaAg1810944SEQ ID NO: 37SEQ ID NO: 92sbg1535914AIP1535914SEQ ID NO: 38SEQ ID NO: 93SEQ ID NO: 39SEQ ID NO: 94sbg1530894aCE1530894SEQ ID NO: 40SEQ ID NO: 95SEQ ID NO: 41SEQ ID NO: 96sbg1530894bCE1530894SEQ ID NO: 42SEQ ID NO: 97gsk.1813134.NaI1813134SEQ ID NO: 43SEQ ID NO: 98SEQ ID NO: 44SEQ ID NO: 99gsk1811484BrCaAg1811484SEQ ID NO: 45SEQ ID NO: 100sbg1529984-1529984SEQ ID NO: 46SEQ ID NO: 101aSproteinaseSEQ ID NO: 47SEQ ID NO: 102sbg1529984-1529984SEQ ID NO: 48SEQ ID NO: 103bSproteinaseSBGKIN113575482SEQ ID NO: 49SEQ ID NO: 104gsk305961GDNa305961SEQ ID NO: 50SEQ ID NO: 105gsk24027192402719SEQ ID NO: 51SEQ ID NO: 1062395124BIG2and2395124sbg18525LRRb18525SEQ ID NO: 52SEQ ID NO: 107SBhACRP30c34718SEQ ID NO: 53SEQ ID NO: 108sbg123493SLITc123493SEQ ID NO: 54SEQ ID NO: 109sbg102200MCTc102200SEQ ID NO: 55SEQ ID NO: 110


[0119]

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TABLE II










Closest

Cell




Polynuclotide by
Closest Polypeptide by
Localization


Gene Name
Gene Family
homology
homology
(by homology)







sbg1571549cystatin-re
Testatin
SC: AL121894
Human cystatin-related
Secreted




Direct submitted
protein, designated




(25 OCT. 2000) by
testatin,




Sanger Centre,
geneseqp: Y53771




Hinxton,
Filed by (KARO-)




Cambridgeshire,
KAROLINSKA




CB10 1SA, UK.
INNOVATIONS AB





Publication number and





filing date:





WO9958565-A1, 18





NOV. 1999


sbg1558434SRCR
Scavenger
GB: AL160313
Human KIAA1822
Membrane-



receptor with
Directly submitted
protein, gi: 14017860
bound



cysteine-rich
(23 MAY 2000) by
Submitted (27 MAR.



domain
Genoscope to the
2001) by Osamu Ohara,




EMBL/GenBank/
Kazusa DNA Rsearch




DDBJ databases
Institute, Department of





Human Gene Research;





1532-3, Yana,





Kisarazu, Chiba 292-





0812, Japan


sbg1546354LRR
Leucine-rich
SC: AL353746
Human neuronal
Membrane-



repeat (LRR)
Directly submitted
leucine-rich repeat
bound



protein
(07 SEP. 2000) by
protein, gi: 12309630




Sanger Centre,
Submitted (17 JAN.




Hinxton,
2001) by Sanger




Cambridgeshire,
Centre, Hinxton,




CB10 1SA, UK
Cambridgeshire, CB10





1SA, UK.


sbg1555869CABP
S-100 CABP
GB: AC005921
Human S100 calcium-
Cytosolic




Direct submitted
binding protein A10,




(03 NOV. 1998)
gi: 4506761




Whitehead
Kube, E., Weber, K. and




Institute/MIT Center
Gerke, V. 1991. Gene




for Genome
102:255-259.




Research, 320




Charles Street,




Cambridge, MA




02141, USA


sbg1518024NKR
NK-receptor
GB: AL133414
Human natural killer
Membrane-




Direct submitted (23
cell inhibitory receptor
bound




MAR. 2000) Sanger
KIR2DL3, gi: 2760897




Centre, Hinxton,
Direct submitted (02




Cambridgeshire,
SEP. 1997) Structural




CB10 1SA, UK
Biology, Stanford





University, Sherman





Fairchild Building,





Stanford University





School of Medicine,





Stanford, CA 94305-





5400, USA.


sbg1525809WNT8
WNT-8
GB: AC004826
Human WNT8A,
Secreted



protein
Direct submitted
gi: 14495176




(07 OCT. 2000)
Saitoh, T. and Katoh, M.




Department of
Int. J. Oncol. 19 (1),




Genetics,
123-127 (2001)




Washington




University, 4444




Forest Park Avenue,




St. Louis, Missouri




63108, USA.


sbg1519904cdk
Cyclin-
EMBL: AL359916
Human cell division
Cytosolic



dependent
Directly submitted
protein kinase4



kinase
(29 SEP. 2000) by
(CDK4), gi: 12830335




Sanger Centre,
Directly submitted (08




Hinxton,
FEB. 2001) by Sanger




Cambridgeshire,
Centre, Hinxton,




CB10 1SA, UK
Cambridgeshire, CB10





1SA, UK


sbg1521449connexin
Connexin
EMBL: AC004977
Human transport
Membrane-



protein
Submitted (09
protein TPPT-31,
bound




MAY 2001)
geneseqp: B60111




Department of
Filed by (INCY-)




Genetics,
INCYTE GENOMICS




Washington
INC




University, 4444
Publication number and




Forest Park Avenue,
filing date:




St. Louis, Missouri
WO200078953-A2,




63108, USA
28 DEC. 2000


sbg1522659Siglec
Sialic acid-
GB: AC011452
Human sialic acid-
Membrane-



binding Ig-
Directly submitted
binding lectin 11, gi:
bound



like lectin
(07 OCT. 1999) by
14718451



protein
DOE Joint Genome
Submitted (17 JAN.




Institute, 2800
2001) Glycobiology




Mitchell Drive,
Research and Training




Walnut Creek,
Center, University of




CA 94598, USA
California, San Diego,





9500 Gilman Drive, La





Jolla, CA 92093-0687,





USA


sbg1528389ITI
Kunitz-type
SC: AL050348
Human novel protein
Secreted



protease
Directly submitted
with Kunitz/Bovine



inhibitor
(27 NOV. 2000) by
pancreatic trypsin




Sanger Centre,
inhibitor domain,




Hinxton,
gi: 13559983,




Cambridgeshire,
Submitted (04 APR.




CB10 1SA, UK
2001) by Sanger





Centre, Hinxton,





Cambridgeshire, CB10





1SA, UK.


sbg1526964ISLR
Immunoglobulin
GB: AP001065
Human leucine-rich
Secreted



superfamily
Submitted (12 JAN.
repeat-containing 3, gi:



containing
2000) to the
13562088



leucine-rich
DDBJ/EMBL/GenBank
Submitted (27 MAR.



repeat
databases by
2001) by Yoonsoo




Nobuyoshi Shimizu,
Hahn, Korea Research




Keio University,
Institute of Bioscience




School of Medicine,
& Biotechnology,




Molecular Biology;
Genome Research




35 Shinanomachi,
Center; 52 Eoeun-dong,




Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Yuseong-gu, Taejon




160-8582, Japan
305-333, South Korea


sbg1539439TSPK
Ser/Thr
EMBL: AC008476
Human serine/threonine
Cytosolic



protein kinase
Directly submitted
kinase FKSGS1, gi:




(03 AUG. 1999) by
14042947




Production
Submitted (07 FEB.




Sequencing Facility,
2001) Beijing




DOE Joint Genome
Fengkesheng Function




Institute, 2800
Gene Technology Ltd.,




Mitchell Drive,
4 Tou Tiao Lu Chang




Walnut Creek, CA
Street, Xuanwu




94598, USA.
District, Beijing





100050, P. R. China


sbg1571349lipase
Esterase and
EMBL: AC020549
Human membrane
Membrane-



phospholipase
Directly submitted
associated protein
bound




(08 NOV. 2000) by
MEMAP-15.




Department of
geneseqp: B74709




Genetics,
Filed by (INCY-)




Washington
INCYTE GENOMICS




University, 4444
INC




Forest Park Avenue,
Publication number and




St. Louis, Missouri
filing date:




63108, USA
WO200112662-A2,





22 FEB. 2001


sbg1565539aCONNEXIN
Connexin
SC: AL121749
Human FZD8 gene
Membrane-




Directly submitted
product (frizzled
bound




(27 APR. 2000) by
(Drosophila) homolog




Sanger Centre,
8), gi: 10334641




Hinxton,
Directly submitted (27




Cambridgeshire,
APR. 2000) by Sanger




CB10 1SA, UK
Centre, Hinxton,





Cambridgeshire, CB10





1SA, UK


sbg1565539bCONNEXIN
Connexin
SC: AL121749
Human FZD8 gene
Membrane-




Directly submitted
product (frizzled
bound




(27 APR. 2000) by
(Drosophila) homolog




Sanger Centre,
8), gi: 10334641




Hinxton,
Directly submitted (27




Cambridgeshire,
APR. 2000) by Sanger




CB10 1SA, UK
Centre, Hinxton,





Cambridgeshire, CB10





1SA, UK


sbg1563294acadherin
Cadherin
SC: AL109928
Human cadherin-like
Secreted




Submitted (28
protein VR20, isoform




MAR. 2001) Sanger
1, gi: 7981305




Centre, Hinxton,
Submitted (28 MAR.




Cambridgeshire,
2001) Sanger Centre,




CB10 1SA, UK.
Hinxton,





Cambridgeshire, CB10





1SA, UK.


sbg1563294bcadherin
Cadherin
SC: AL109928
Human cadherin-like
Secreted




Submitted (28
protein VR20, isoform




MAR. 2001) Sanger
3, gi: 12743872




Centre, Hinxton,
Submitted (28 MAR.




Cambridgeshire,
2001) Sanger Centre,




CB10 1SA, UK.
Hinxton,





Cambridgeshire, CB10





1SA, UK.


sbg1563509ECM
Hemicentin
SC: AL133553,
Human hemicentin,
Secreted




SC: AL135796,
gi: 14575679




SC: AL121996,
Submitted (02 JUN.




EMBL: AL135797,
1999) by National




GB: AL391827
Human Genome




Submitted by
Research Institute,




Sanger Centre,
National Institutes of




Hinxton,
Health, 49 Convent




Cambridgeshire,
Drive, Building 49




CB10 1SA, UK on
Room 4A22, Bethesda,




26 JUL. 2000, 18
MD 20892, USA




JUL. 2000, 15




MAY 2001, 31




OCT. 2000 and 09




MAY 2001




respectively.




SC: AL118582,




Ressourcenzentrum,




Heubnerweg 6,




14059 Berlin-




Charlottenburg,




GERMANY


sbg1552159Serprotease
Serine
EMBL: AC012151


Xenopus laevis


Membrane-



protease
submitted (19 SEP.
polyprotein, gi:
bound




2000) by Human
7512178




Genome Sequencing
Submitted (?? MAR.




Center, Department
1998) to the EMBL




of Molecular and
Data Library by Yang,




Human Genetics,
J. C., Lindsay, L. L. and




Baylor College of
Hedrick, J. L.




Medicine, One




Baylor Plaza,




Houston, TX 77030.




USA


sbg1551159thymosinb4
Thymosin
GB: AC006312
Mouse thymosin beta 4,
Secreted



beta4
Submitted (13 APR.
gi: 10946578




1999) by Whitehead
Rudin CM, Engler P,




Institute/MIT Center
Storb U. J Immunol




for Genome
1990 Jun.




Research, 320
15; 144(12):4857-62




Charles Street,




Cambridge, MA




02141, USA


SBH1686954.SOCS
Cytokine
GS: R-661F4 found
Mouse SOCS14 protein
Cytosolic



signalling
at Genoscope
geneseqp: W62625



protein

Filed by (HALL-)





HALL INST





MEDICAL RES





WALTER & ELIZA





Publication number and





filing date:





WO9820023-A1,





14 MAY 1998


sbg1548844slit
Slit
GB: AC004152
Human membrane
Membrane-




Submitted (18 FEB.
associated protein
bound




1998) by Joint
MEMAP-11.




Genome Institute,
geneseqp: B74705




Lawrence Livermore
Filed by (INCY-)




National Laboratory,
Incyte Genomics Inc.




7000 East Ave.,
Publication number and




Livermore, CA
filing date:




94551, USA
WO200112662-A2





22 FEB. 2001


sbg1545249GGT
Gamma-
EMBL: AC023491
Human glutamyl
Membrane-



glutamyltrans-
found at European
transpeptidase,
bound



peptidase
Molecular Biology
gi: 4885271




Laboratory
Hum. Genet. 76 (3),





283-286 (1987).


SBh1813899.Y82017
Ankyrin
GB: AL512624
Human immunogenic
Cytosolic



motif protein
Submitted (12 FEB.
prostate tumour protein,




2001) by
geneseqp: Y82017




Genoscope - Centre
Filed by (CORI-)




National de
CORIXA CORP




Sequencage: BP
Publication number and




191 91006 EVRY
filing date:




cedex - FRANCE
WO200004149-A2,





27 JAN. 2000


sbg1536324mapkkk
Mitogen-
SC: AL133380
Human mitogen-
Possibly



activated
found at Sanger
activated protein kinase
cytosolic



protein kinase
Centre
kinase kinase 10,





gi: 4505263





Eur. J. Biochem. 213





(2), 701-710 (1993)


gsk1810944BrCaAg
Ankyrin
GB: AC060814
Human immunogenic
Possibly



repeat/breast
Submitted (20 APR.
prostate tumour protein,
secreted



cancer
2000) Whitehead
geneseqp: Y82017



antigen
Institute/MIT Center
Filed by (CORI-)




for Genome
CORIXA CORP




Research, 320
Publication number and




Charles Street,
filing date:




Cambridge, MA
WO200004149-A2,




02141, USA
27 JAN. 2000


sbg1535914AIP
Inhibitor of
GB: AC004223
Mouse putative protein,
Secreted



apoptosis
Submitted (25 FEB.
gi: 12840594



protein
1998) by Whitehead
Methods in




Institute/MIT Center
enzymology. 303, 19-




for Genome
44 (1999)




Research, 320




Charles Street,




Cambridge, MA




02141.


sbg1530894aCE
Carboxylesterase/
EMBL: AC007335


Macaca fascicularis


Secreted



lipase
Submitted (03
hypothetical protein,




NOV. 2000) by
gi: 13874532




Production
Submitted (27 APR.




Sequencing Facility,
2001) by Katsuyuki




DOE Joint Genome
Hashimoto, National




Institute, 2800
Institute of Infectious




Mitchell Drive,
Diseases, Division of




Walnut Creek, CA
Genetic Resources; 23-




94598, USA
1, Toyama 1-chome,





Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo





162-8640, Japan


sbg1530894bCE
Carboxylesterase/
EMBL: AC007335


Macaca fascicularis


Cytosolic



lipase
Submitted (03
hypothetical protein,




NOV. 2000) by
gi: 13874532




Production
Submitted (27 APR.




Sequencing Facility,
2001) by Katsuyuki




DOE Joint Genome
Hashimoto, National




Institute, 2800
Institute of Infectious




Mitchell Drive,
Diseases, Division of




Walnut Creek, CA
Genetic Resources; 23-




94598, USA
1, Toyama 1-chome,





Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo





162-8640, Japan


gsk.1813134.NaI
Sodium
GB: AC063951
Human solute carrier
Cytosolic



iodide
Submitted (22 APR.
family 5 (sodium iodide



symporter
2000) by Human
symporter),




Genome Sequencing
gi: 4507035




Center, Department
Biochem. Biophys. Res.




of Molecular and
Commun. 226 (2), 339-




Human Genetics,
345 (1996)




Baylor College of




Medicine, One




Baylor Plaza,




Houston, TX 77030,




USA


gsk1811484BrCaAg
Ankyrin
GB: AC013269
Human immunogenic
Cytosolic



repeat/breat
Submitted (05
prostate tumour protein,



cancer
NOV. 1999)
geneseqp: Y82017



antigen
Genome Sequencing
Filed by (CORI-)




Center, Washington
CORIXA CORP




University School of
Publication number and




Medicine, 4444
filing date:




Forest Park
WO200004149-A2,




Parkway, St. Louis,
27 JAN. 2000




MO 63108, USA


sbg1529984aSproteinase
Serine
GB: AC005570
Human plasminogen-
Secreted



proteinase
Submitted (01 SEP.
like protein, geneseqp:




1998) by Center for
AAE00290




Human Genome
Filed by (HUMA-)




Studies, DOE Joint
HUMAN GENOME




Genome Institute,
SCI INC




Los Alamos National
Publication number and




Laboratory, MS
filing date:




M888, Los Almos,
WO200124815-A1




NM 87545, USA
12 APR. 2001


sbg1529984bSproteinase
Serine
GB: AC005570
Human plasminogen-
Secreted



proteinase
Submitted (01 SEP.
like protein, geneseqp:




1998) by Center for
AAE00290




Human Genome
Filed by (HUMA-)




Studies, DOE Joint
HUMAN GENOME




Genome Institute,
SCI INC




Los Alamos National
Publication number and




Laboratory, MS
filing




M888, Los Almos,
date: WO200124815-A1




NM 87545, USA
12 APR. 2001


SBGKIN113
G protein-
GB: AC068693
Squirrel cone opsin
Cytosolic



coupled
Submitted (06
kinase GRK7,



receptor
MAY 2000) by
gi: 4001826



kinase
Whitehead
Weiss E R, Raman D,




Institute/MIT Center
Shirakawa S, Ducceschi




for Genome
M H, Bertram P T,




Research, 320
Wong F, Kraft T W,




Charles Street,
Osawa S.




Cambridge, MA
Mol Vis 1998 Dec.




02141, USA
8; 4:27


gsk305961GDNa
Serpin
GB: AL137780
Human glia-derived
Secreted




Sanger Centre,
nexin I alpha precursor,




Hinxton,
gi: 87514




Cambridgeshire,
Biochemistry. 26 (20),




CB10 1SA, UK
6407-6410 (1987)


gsk2402719_2395124BIG2
Neural cell
AC066608,
Rat neural cell adhesion
Secreted



adhesion
AC087084,
protein BIG-2



molecule
AC087094 (Clones:
precursor, gi: 1016012




RP11-785A7, RP11-
Yoshihara, Y.,




198p17, 94m9)
Kawasaki, M.,




Human Genomic
Tamada, A., Nagata, S.,




Center, Institute of
Kagamiyama, H. and




Genetics, Chinese
Mori. K. J. Neurobiol.




Academy of
28 (1), 51-69 (1995)




Sciences, Datun




Road, Beijing,




Beijing 100101,




P.R. China


sbg18525LRR b
Leucine-rich
GB: AC016030


Macaca fascicularis


Membrane-



repeat (LLR)
Direct submitted
hypothetical protein,
bound




(19 NOV. 1999) by
gi: 13358942




Whitehead
Submitted (24 FEB.




Institute/MIT Center
2001) by Katsuyuki




for Genome
Hashimoto, National




Research, 320
Institute of Infectious




Charles Street,
Diseases, Division of




Cambridge, MA
Genetic Resources; 23-




02141, USA
1, Toyama 1-chome,





Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo





162-8640, Japan


SBhACRP30c
Complement
GB: AC007016
Human complement-
secreted



C1q/TNF
Submitted (08 May
c1q tumor necrosis




1999) by Department
factor-related protein,




of Genetics,
gi: 14734515




Stanford Human
Submitted (20 DEC.




Genome Center, 855
2000) by




Miranda Avenue,
Bioinformatics,




Palo, CA 94304
ZymoGenetics, Inc.,





1201 Eastlake Ave.





East, Seattle, WA





98102, USA


sbg123493SLITc
Slit-like
SC: AL157714


Macaca fascicularis


Membrane-



protein
Submitted (20 JAN.
hypothetical protein,
bound




2001) by Sanger
gi: 15208206




Centre, Hinxton,
Submitted (14 AUG.




Cambridgeshire,
2001) by Katsuyuki




CB10 1SA, UK.
Hashimoto, National





Institute of Infectious





Diseases, Division of





Genetic Resources;





23-1, Toyama 1-





chome, Shinjuku-ku,





Tokyo 162-8640,





Japan


sbg102200MCTc
Monocarb
GB: AC015918
Mouse riken cDNA
Membrane-



oxylate
Directly submitted
ORF, AK005699
bound



cotransporter
(17 NOV. 1999)
The RIKEN Genome



(MCT1)
by Whitehead
Exploration Research




Institute/MIT
Group Phase II Team




Center for Genome
and FANTOM




Research, 320
Consortium.




Charles Street,
Nature 409, 685-690




Cambridge, MA
(2001)




02141, USA.










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TABLE III










Associated


Gene Name
Uses
Diseases







sbg1571549cystatin-re
An embodiment of the invention
Cancer and wound



is the use of sbg1571549cystatin-re
healing disorders



in bone resorption and in a variety



of pathological conditions, including



cancer progression and metastasis,



stroke, inflammatory diseases, and



infections. A close homologue of



sbg1571549cystatin-re is a cystatin-



related protein, known as testatin,



a family of small secreted protease



inhibitors. Cystatins and their target



proteases are likely to play important



roles in normal processes such as bone



resorption (Lerner, U. H., Johansson,



L., Ranjso, M., Rosenquist, J. B.,



Reinholt, F. P. & Grubb, A. 1997. Acta



Physiol. Scand. 161, 8192) and in a



variety of pathological conditions,



including cancer progression and meta-



stasis, stroke, inflammatory diseases,



and infections (Henskens, Y. M.,



Veerman, E. C. & Nieuw Amerongen, A. V.



1996. Biol. Chem. Hoppe-Seyler 377,



7186).


sbg1558434SRCR
An embodiment of the invention is the
Atherosclerosis



use of sbg1558434SRCR in atherogenesis.



Close homologues of sbg1558434SRCR are



scavenger receptor cysteine-rich



domains. The scavenger receptors were



detected in the macrophages of lipid-



rich atherosclerotic lesions



(Matsumoto A, Naito M, Itakura H,



Ikemoto S, Asaoka H, Hayakawa I,



Kanamori H, Aburatani H, Takaku F,



Suzuki H, et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci.



USA 1990 Dec.; 87(23):9133-7).



Recently, Gough et al. also demonstrated



that in human and rabbit atherosclerotic



lesions, the scavenger receptor class A



was mainly expressed by macrophage-



derived foam cells, whereas only a low



level of expression was found in the



aortic endothelium (Gough, P. J., Greaves,



D. R., Suzuki, H., Hakkinen, T., Hiltunen,



M. O., Turunen, M., Ylä Herttuala,



S., Kodama, T., Gordon, S. 1999.



Arterioscler. Thromb. Vasc. Biol.



19:461-471).


sbg1546354LRR
An embodiment of the invention is the
Wound healing,



use of sbg1546354LRR in wound healing
Parkinson's



and tissue repair and in neural develop-
disease, and



ment and the adult nervous system dys-
Alzheimer's



functions including Parkinson's disease
disease



and Alzheimer's disease. Close homologues



of sbg1546354LRR are leucine-rich repeat



(LRR) proteins such as connectin, slit,



chaoptin, and Toll. Mouse brain cDNAs



which encode three new independent LRR



proteins (neuronal leucine-rich repeat:



NLRR-1, NLRR-2, NLRR-3) were reported



(Taguchi A, Wanaka A, Mori T, Matsumoto



K, Imai Y, Tagaki T, Tohyama M. 1996.



Brain Res Mol Brain Res Jan.; 35(1-2):



31-40, Taniguchi H, Tohyama M, Takagi



T. 1996 Brain Res Mol Brain Res Feb.;



36(1):45-52). Both NLRR-1 and NLRR-2



mRNAs were expressed primarily in the



central nervous system (CNS); NLRR-1



mRNA was also detected in the non-



neuronal tissues such as cartilage,



while NLRR-2 mRNA expression was con-



fined to the CNS at all developmental



stages. NLRR-3 mRNA increased in



layers 2-3 in the injured cerebral



cortex (Ishii N, Wanaka A, Tohyama M.



1996. Brain Res Mol Brain Res Aug.;



40(1):148-52). These results suggest



that NLRR-1 and NLRR-2 may play sig-



nificant but distinct roles in neural



development and the adult nervous



system. While NLRR-3 may be an



important component of the patho-



physiological response to brain



injury.


sbg1555869CABP
An embodiment of the invention is the
Cancer, infection,



use of sbg1555869CABP in cell growth
autoimmune disorder,



and differentiation, cell cycle
hematopoietic



regulation and metabolic control. Close
disorder, wound



homologues of sbg1555869CABP are S-100,
healing disorders,



a member of the calcium and zinc-
inflammation,



binding protein family. Calcium ions
Alzheimer's disease,



act as a second messenger to interact
neoplastic diseases,



with calcium binding proteins, and thus
nervous system



control biological processes. Many
related disorders, and



diseases, including Alzheimer's disease
cardiovascular



and neoplastic diseases, are associated
disorders



with abnormal calcium ion levels



(Schafer B W, Heizmann C W. 1996. Trends



Biochem Sci 21:134-40). Therefore,



intracellular calcium ion levels and



calcium ion signaling must be tightly



regulated. For example, S100 A10, serves



as a ligand of the tyrosine kinase



substrate, annexin II (Kube E, Weber K,



Gerke V. 1991. Gene 102:255-9).



Evidence support S-100 involvement in



cell growth and differentiation, cell



cycle regulation and metabolic control



(Lackmann M., Cornish C. J., Simpson



R. J., Moritz R. L., Geczy C. L. 1992.



J. Biol. Chem. 267:7499-7504).


sbg1518024NKR
An embodiment of the invention is the
Cancer, infection, and



use of sbg1518024NKR in the recognition
autoimmune disorder



of target cells by natural killer (herein



“NK”) cells and subsequent cell lysis.



Close homologues of sbg1518024NKR are a



family of cell surface molecules, the



receptors of NK cells. This lysis is a



defense mechanism against pathogens and



tumor cells that downregulate MHC



expression to avoid T-cell immune response.



Normal cells can escape lysis because



their MHC molecules are recognized by



NK-cell inhibitory receptors (Fan Q R,



Mosyak L, Winter C C, Wagtmann N, Long



E O, Wiley D C. 1997. Nature 389:96-100).


sbg1525809WNT8
An embodiment of the invention is the
Cancer, infection,



use of sbg1525809WNT8 in the regulation
autoimmune disorder,



of axis formation and hindbrain
hematopoietic



patterning. Close homologues of
disorder, wound



sbg1525809WNT8 include mouse and
healing disorders, and



chicken WNT-8. WNT-8 is only expressed
inflammation



during embryogenesis (Bouillet P,



Oulad-Abdelghani M, Ward S J, Bronner



S, Chambon P, Dolle P. 1996 Mech Dev



58:141-52, Hume C R, Dodd J. 1993



Development 119:1147-60).


sbg1519904cdk
An embodiment of the invention is the
Cancer



use of sbg1519904cdk, an important



component in cell cycle control, as a



potential target for novel anticancer



drug discovery. Close homologues of



sbg1519904cdk are Cdk4 and its close



relative Cdk6. In mammalian cells,



there are two classes of Cdks that



function at the G1/S phase transition



(Ekholm S V, Reed S I, Curr Opin Cell



Biol 2000 Dec.; 12(6):676-84).



Cdk4 and Cdk6 are driven by three D-



type cyclins: D1, D2 and D3. The



primary target of these activities



is pRb and related protiens (Grana X,



Garriga J, Mayol X. Oncogene 1998,



17:3365-3383). The interaction of the



pRb-E2F complexes with cell-cycle



control genes has been shown to be



important for pRb-mediated cell-



cycle arrest (Zhang, P., Wong, C.,



Liu, D., Finegold, M., Harper, J.



W. and Elledge, S. J., 1999. Genes



Dev. 13, pp. 213-224.). The E2F



target genes induced as a consequence



of the disruption of pRb-E2F complexes



include some of the enzymes involved



in DNA metabolism, some protooncogenes,



and some cell-cycle regulatory pro-



teins (Dyson, N. 1998. Genes Dev. 12,



pp. 2245-2262). Cdk4 is also



reported mis-regulated in 60-70% of



human cancers (Soni R, Muller L, Furet



P, Schoepfer J, Stephan C, Zumstein-



Mecker S, Fretz H, Chaudhuri B.



Biochem Biophys Res Commun 2000 Sep.



7; 275(3):877-84).


sbg1521449connexin
An embodiment of the invention is
Cardiovascular



the use of sbg1521449connexin in
disease, osteogenesis,



the propagation of the action
and wound healing



potential from the conduction
disorders



system to the working myocardium.



Close homologues of



sbg1521449connexin include connexin



43 and connexin 45. Two members of



the connexin family of gap junction



proteins, connexin 43 (Cx43; Gj alpha



1) and connexin 45 (Cx45; Gj alpha



6) have been associated with osteo-



genesis (Civitelli R, Beyer E C,



Warlow P M, Robertson A J, Geist S



T, Steinberg T H. 1993. J Clin



Invest 91:1888-1896). Human



connexin 45 was cloned and, like



Cx43, is expressed throughout the



heart. Expression of Cx45 in heart



is regional and associated with



the atrioventricular node, the



bundle and peripheral ventricular



conduction system where it is



located at the borderzone between



the purkinje-fibers and the working



ventricular myocardium. In this



position, Cx45 may play a signifi-



cant role in the propagation of



the action potential from the con-



duction system to the working



myocardium (Kanter H L, Saffitz



J E, Beyer E C. J Mol Cell Cardiol



1994 Jul.; 26(7):861-8. S. R.



Coppen, E. Dupont, S. Rothery and



N. J. Severs. Circ. Res. 82



(1998), pp. 232243). Cx45-deficient



mouse embryos exhibited striking



abnormalities in vascular development



and died between embryonic day (E)



9.5 and 10.5 (Kruger O, Plum A, Kim



J, Winterhager E, Maxeiner S,



Hallas G, Kirchhoff S, Traub O,



Lamers W H, Willecke K. Development



2000 Oct.; 127(19):4179-93).


sbg1522659Siglec
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1522659Siglec to help
autoimmune disorder,



prevent undesirable self-
hematopoietic



reactivity and tissue damage and
disorder, wound



permit effective killing of non-
healing disorders, and



sialylated pathogens. Close homo-
inflammation diseases



logues of sbg1522659Siglec are



the five proteins Siglec-5 to



Siglec-9. Despite their sequence



similarity, all novel Siglecs



characterized to date are expressed



on distinct subsets of hemopoietic



cells, such as neutrophils (Siglec-



5), B-cells (Siglec-6), natural



killer (NK) cells (Siglec7), eosino-



phils (Siglec-8) and neutrophils and



monocytes (Siglec-9). Each of these



Siglecs also exhibits distinct carbo-



hydrate binding properties (Zhang



J Q, Nicoll G, Jones C, Crocker P R.



J Biol Chem 2000 Jul. 21; 275(29):



22121-6, Crocker, P. R., Clark,



E. A., Filbin, M., Gordon, S., Jones,



Y., Kehrl, J. H., Kelm, S., Le



Douarin, N., Powell, L., Roder, J.,



Schnaar, R. L., Sgroi, D. C.,



Stamenkovic, K., Schauer, R.,



Schachner, M., van den Berg, T. K.,



van der Merwe, P. A., Watt, S. M.,



and Varki, A. (1998) Glycobiology 8,



v). CD22 (Siglec-6) was shown to



downregulate the B cell receptor-



mediated cell triggering. In



addition, cross-linking of Siglec-7



in human NK cells inhibited signal



transduction of spontaneous NK cell-



mediated cytotoxicity (Falco, M.,



Biassoni, R., Bottino, C., Vitale,



M., Sivori, S., Augugliaro, R.,



Moretta, L., and Moretta, A. (1999)



J. Exp. Med. 190, 793-802). It



is possible that the immune receptor



tyrosine-based inhibitory motifs



(ITIM)-containing Siglecs mediate



negative regulation of cellular



activation events via sialic acid



recognition.


sbg1528389ITI
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, pancreatitis,



the use of sbg1528389ITI to
inflammation,



modulate premature activation of
respiratory and wound



pancreatic proteases and decrease
healing disorder



the rate of mucus digestion,



possibly by lowering the threshold



for pancreatitis. Close homologues



of sbg1528389ITI include a pan-



creatic secretory trypsin inhibitor



(PSTI). sbg1528389ITI has a function-



al domain similiar to pancreatic



trypsin inhibitor and/or neutrophil



elastase inhibitors. Based on



genetic-linkage studies, PSTI muta-



tions are associated with



pancreatitis and are disease modi-



fying, possibly by lowering the



threshold for pancreatitis from



other genetic or environmental



factors (Pfutzer R H, Barmada M M,



Brunskill A P, Finch R, Hart P S,



Neoptolemos J, Furey W F, Whitcomb



D C. Gastroenterology 2000 Sep.;



119(3):615-23). PSTI was also



shownd to prevent premature acti-



vation of pancreatic proteases and



to decrease the rate of mucus



digestion by luminal proteases within



the stomach and colon. In addition,



it was suggested that PSTI may be



involved in both the early and late



phases of the healing response follow-



ing injury by increasing the proli-



feration of a variety of cell lines



and stimulating cell migration



(Marchbank T, Freeman T C, Playford



R J. Digestion 1998; 59(3):167-74).



Finally, neutrophil elastase in-



hibitors and other members of Kunitz-



type protease inhibitor family are



suspected of playing an important



role in the extra-cellular matrix



biology which is a key part of



tumoral invasion and chronic broncho-



pulmonary diseases (Cuvelier A, Muir



J F, Martin J P, Sesboue R. Rev Mal



Respir 2000 Apr.; 17(2):437-46).


sbg1526964ISLR
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1526964ISLR, a
autoimmune disorder,



secreted protein, for the inhibition
hematopoietic



of neoplastic cell growth and
disorder, wound



regulation of the orderly assembly
healing disorders, and



of extracellular matrices. Close
inflammation disease



homologues of sbg1526964ISLR are



decorin D and slit, members of



the immunoglobulin superfamily



containing leucine-rich repeat



(ISLR) and human PRO221 antitumour



protein. Decorin has been shown



to mediate fundamental cellular



processes, including regulation



of the orderly assembly of extra-



cellular matrices, corneal trans-



parency, tensile strength of skin



and tendon, viscoelasticity of



blood vessels, and tumor cell



proliferation (Kresse, H., Hausser,



H., and Schönherr, E. (1993) Ex-



perientia (Basel) 49, 403-416.



Iozzo, R. V. (1998) Annu. Rev.



Biochem. 67, 609-652. Iozzo,



R. V. (1999) J. Biol. Chem. 274,



18843-18846). Slit protein



participates in the formation and



maintenance of the nervous and



endocrine systems by protein-



protein interactions (Itoh A,



Miyabayashi T, Ohno M, Sakano S.



Brain Res Mol Brain Res 1998



Nov. 20; 62(2):175-86).


sbg1539439TSPK
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1539439TSPK in
autoimmune disorder,



spermiogenesis, and signaling
hematopoietic



mechanisms including cell pro-
disorder, wound



liferation and transformation.
healing disorders, and



Close homologues of
inflammation disease



sbg1539439TSPK include mouse



spermiogenesis assosciated



serine/threonine kinase and



Ser/Thr kinase Akt/PKB,



and Ser/Thr kinase CK2.



Some protein kinases are



related to carcinogenesis



and tumor progression (Maemura



M, Iino Y, Koibuchi Y, Yokoe T,



and Morishita Y; 1999; Oncology



57. Arnaud Besson, Stephen M.



Robbins and V. Wee Yong. European



Journal of Biochemistry 263 (3),



605-611. Suppl 2:37-44). Ser/Thr



kinase Akt/PKB has been implicated in



antiapoptosis and neuronal survival



(Kauffmann-Zeh A, Rodriguez-Viciana



P, Ulrich E, Gilbert C, Coffer P,



Downward J, Evan G. Nature 385,



544-548 (1997). Kennedy S G,



Wagner A J, Conzen S D, Jordan J,



Bellacosa A, Tsichlis P N, Hay N



Genes Dev. 11, 701-713 (1997).



Ikeuchi T, Shimoke K, Kubo T,



Yamada M, Hatanaka H, Hum Cell 1998



Sep.; 11(3):125-40). Another Ser/Thr



kinase CK2 was shown to be rapid



modulated in the in nuclear matrix



response to hormonal and growth



factor signals and may serve as a



factor in promoting the transition



of inactive to active nucleosome



(Ahmed K. Crit Rev Eukaryot Gene



Expr 1999; 9(3-4):329-36).



Another Ser/Thr kinase CK2 was



shown to be rapid modulated in the



in nuclear matrix response to hor-



monal and growth factor signals and



it may serve as a factor in pro-



moting the transition of inactive



to active nucleosome (Ahmed K. Crit



Rev Eukaryot Gene Expr 1999;



9(3-4):329-36).


sbg1571349lipase
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1571349lipase in
autoimmune disorder,



modulating esterase-mediated
hematopoietic



degradation. Close homologues of
disorder, wound



sbg1571349lipase are rabbit entero-
healing disorders, and



cyte brush border protein and
inflammation diseases



Phospholipases A2. Rabbit entero-



cyte brush border protein which



was found to have esterase and



phospholipase activity (Boll W,



Schmid-Chanda T, Semenza G, Mantei



N. J Biol Chem 1993 Jun. 15;



268(17):12901-11). Esterase-



mediated degradation during



transepithelial transport might



be a limiting factor for its oral



absorption, targeting the pro-drug



to a region of the intestine with



lower esterase activity could lead



to an increase in oral absorption



of the pro-drug (Van Gelder J,



Shafiee M, De Clercq E, Penninckx



F, Van den Mooter G, Kinget R,



Augustijns P. Int J Pharm 2000 Sep.



15; 205(1-2):93-100). Phos-



pholipases A2 has contributed to



the production of proinflammatory



lipid mediators, moreover, it



may be involved in cell responses



such as apoptosis or tumor cell



metastatic potential (Chaminade B,



Le Balle F, Fourcade O, Nauze M,



Delagebeaudeuf C, Gassama-Diagne A,



Simon M F, Fauvel J, Chap H.



Lipids 1999; 34 Suppl: S49-55).


sbg1565539aCONNEXIN
An embodiment of the invention is
Cardiovascular



the use of sbg1565539aCONNEXIN in
diseases, osteogenesis,



the propagation of the action
and wound healing



potential from the conduction system
disorders disease



to the working myocardium. Close



homologues of sbg1565539aCONNEXIN



are connexin 43 and connexin 45.



Two members of the connexin family



of gap junction proteins, connexin



43 (Cx43; Gj alpha 1) and connexin



45 (Cx45; Gj alpha 6) have been



associated with osteogenesis



(Civitelli R, Beyer E C, Warlow P



M, Robertson A J, Geist S T,



Steinberg T H. 1993. J Clin Invest



91:1888-1896). Human connexin 45



was cloned and, like Cx43, is



expressed throughout the heart.



Expression of Cx45 in heart is



regional and associated with the



atrioventricular node, the bundle and



peripheral ventricular conduction



system where it is located at the



borderzone between the purkinje-



fibers and the working ventricular



myocardium. In this position, Cx45



may play a significant role in the



propagation of the action potential



from the conduction system to the



working myocardium (Kanter H L, Saffitz



J E, Beyer E C. J Mol Cell Cardiol



1994 Jul.; 26(7):861-8. S. R.



Coppen, E. Dupont, S. Rothery and N.



J. Severs. Circ. Res. 82 (1998), pp.



232243). Cx45-deficient mouse embryos



exhibited striking abnormalities in



vascular development and died between



embryonic day (E) 9.5 and 10.5 (Kruger



O, Plum A, Kirn J, Winterhager E,



Maxeiner S, Hallas G, Kirchhoff S,



Traub O, Lamers W H, Willecke K.



Development 2000 Oct.; 127(19):4179-



93).


sbg1565539bCONNEXIN
An embodiment of the invention is the
Cardiovascular



use of sbg1565539bCONNEXIN in the
diseases, osteogenesis,



propagation of the action potential
and wound healing



from the conduction system to the
disorders disease



working myocardium. Close homologues



of sbg1565539bCONNEXIN are connexin



43 and connexin 45. Two members of



the connexin family of gap junction



proteins, connexin 43 (Cx43; Gj alpha



1) and connexin 45 (Cx45; Gj alpha 6)



have been associated with osteo-



genesis (Civitelli R, Beyer E C,



Warlow P M, Robertson A J, Geist S T,



Steinberg T H. 1993. J Clin Invest



91:1888-1896). Human connexin 45



was cloned and, like Cx43, is expressed



throughout the heart. Expression of



Cx45 in heart is regional and



associated with the atrioventricular



node, the bundle and peripheral



ventricular conduction system where



it is located at the borderzone



between the purkinje-fibers and the



working ventricular myocardium. In



this position, Cx45 may play a



significant role in the propagation



of the action potential from the



conduction system to the working



myocardium (Kanter H L, Saffitz



J E, Beyer E C. J Mol Cell Cardiol



1994 Jul.; 26(7):861-8. S. R. Coppen,



E. Dupont, S. Rothery and N. J.



Severs. Circ. Res. 82 (1998), pp.



232243). Cx45-deficient mouse



embryos exhibited striking



abnormalities in vascular develop-



ment and died between embryonic



day (E) 9.5 and 10.5 (Kruger O,



Plum A, Kirn J, Winterhager E,



Maxeiner S, Hallas G, Kirchhoff



S, Traub O, Lamers W H, Willecke



K. Development 2000 Oct.; 127(19):



4179-93).


sbg1563294acadherin
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1563294acadherin in
autoimmune



epithelial polarization, epithelial
disorder,



sheet or tube fusion, cell
hematopoietic



migration, cell sorting, and axonal
disorder, wound



patterning. A close homologue of
healing disorders and



sbg1563294acadherin is desmocollin,
inflammation



a memeber of the cadherin super-
diseases



family. Antisense expression of a



desmocollin gene in MDCK cells has



showed the alteration in desmosome



plaque assembly (Roberts G A,



Burdett I D, Pidsley S C, King I A,



Magee A I, Buxton R S. Eur J Cell



Biol 1998 Jul.; 76(3):192-203).



Fat-like cadherins were involved



in epithelial morphogenesis,



proliferation control, and epithelial



planar polarization (Tepass U. Curr



Opin Cell Biol 1999 Oct.; 11(5):



540-8, Takeshi Yagi and Takeichi.



Genes & Dev 2000. 14(10) 1169-1180).



Moreover, cadherin has been implicated



in tumor progression in carcinomas



and cutaneous melanoma (Johnson J P.



Cancer Metastasis Rev 1999; 18(3):



345-57).


sbg1563294bcadherin
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1563294bcadherin in
autoimmune



epithelial polarization, epithelial
disorder,



sheet or tube fusion, cell migration,
hematopoietic



cell sorting, and axonal patterning.
disorder, wound



A close homologue of
healing disorders and



sbg1563294bcadherin is desmocollin,
inflammation



a memeber of the cadherin super-
diseases



family. Antisense expression of a



desmocollin gene in MDCK cells has



showed the alteration in desmosome



plaque assembly (Roberts G A, Burdett



I D, Pidsley S C, King I A, Magee A I,



Buxton R S. Eur J Cell Biol 1998 Jul.;



76(3):192-203). Fat-like cadherins



were involved in epithelial morpho-



genesis, proliferation control, and



epithelial planar polarization (Tepass



U. Curr Opin Cell Biol 1999 Oct.;



11(5):540-8, Takeshi Yagi and



Takeichi. Genes & Dev 2000. 14(10)



1169-1180). Moreover, cadherin has



been implicated in tumor progression



in carcinomas and cutaneous melanoma



(Johnson J P. Cancer Metastasis Rev



1999; 18(3):345-57).


sbg1563509ECM
An embodiment of the invention is the
Cancer, infection,



use of sbg1563509ECM to modulate the
autoimmune



regulation of cell proliferation,
disorder,



adhesion, migration, defective cell
hematopoietic



migration, and chromosome instability.
disorder, wound



Close homologues of sbg1563509ECM are
healing disorders,



human fibulin-1, fibulin-2, chicken
tissue fragility,



thrombospondin (TSP), mouse TSP-1,
abnormal escape



and C. elegans hemicentin. The C-
reflex,



terminal segment of human fibulin
mispositioning of



contains eight consecutive calcium-
the vas deferens and



binding EGF-like domains (Zhang R
uterus



Z, Pan T C, Zhang Z Y, Mattei M G,
and inflammation



Timpl R, Chu M L Genomics 1994 Jul.
diseases



15; 22(2):425-30). Fibulins



have been identified as basement



membrane and microfibrillar pro-



teins with a broad binding



repertoire for other extracellular



ligands (Giltay R, Timpl R, Kostka



G. Matrix Biol 1999 Oct.; 18(5):



469-80). It was suggested that



the functional role of fibulin-1



and fibulin-2 in bone marrow was



related to binding to the major



cell adhesion protein fibronectin



(Gu Y C, Nilsson K, Eng H, Ekblom



M. Br J Haematol 2000 May; 109(2):



305-13). TSP contains VWFC



domains and EGF-like domains at



its N-terminal segment (Lawler J,



Duquette M, Ferro P. J Biol Chem



1991 May 5; 266(13):8039-43).



TSP is a multifunction adhesive



protein with the ability to bind



proteoglycans, cell surface re-



ceptors, other proteins, and



calcium ions and is involved in the



regulation of cell proliferation,



adhesion and migration (Bornstein



P. J Cell Biol 1995 Aug.; 130 (3):



503-6). TSP, as a endogenous



angiogenesis inhibitor, has been



shown to inhibit proliferation and



migration of vascular endothelial



cells in vitro and inhibit neovas-



cularization and tumor growth in



vivo (Streit, M., Riccardi L.,



Velasco, P., Brown, L. F.,



Hawighorst, T., Bornstein, P. and



Detmar, M. 1999. Proc. Natl Acad.



Sci. USA, 96, 14888-14893). TSP-1



was found to suppresses wound



healing and granulation tissue



formation in the skin of transgenic



mice (Michael Streit, Paula



Velasco, Lucia Riccardi, Lisa



Spencer, Lawrence F. Brown,



Lauren Janes, Bernhard Lange-



Asschenfeldt, Kiichiro Yano,



Thomas Hawighorst, Luisa



Iruela-Arispe and Michael Detmar.



the EMBO Journal, Vol. 19, No.



13 pp. 3272-3282, 2000). Mutants



of hemicentin, a conserved extra-



cellular member of the immuno-



globulin superfamily in





Caenorhabditis elegans
, are shown




to cause a syndrome of tissue



fragility, defective cell



migration, chromosome insta-



bility, abnormal escape reflex,



mispositioning of the vas



deferens, uterus, mitotic chromo-



some loss, and multinucleate



cells in the germline (Vogel



B E, Hedgecock E M. Development



2001 Mar.; 128 (6):883-894).


sbg1552159Serprotease
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1552159Serprotease
autoimmune



in modulating the various
disorder,



enzyme activities as discussed
hematopoietic



herein. Close homologues of
disorder, wound



sbg1552159Serprotease are rat
healing disorders,



serine protease, and Xenopus
and inflammation





laevis
ovochymase and oviductin

diseases



which are both serine protease.



Serine proteases exist as pre-



cursors that are activated by



specific and limited proteo-



lysis, allowing regulation of



enzyme activity. Examples of



this type of regulation include



blood coagulation, fibrinolysis,



complement activation, and



trypsinogen activation by entero-



peptidase in digestion. The



precise control of these activa-



tion processes is crucial for



normal physiological enzymatic



function; misregulation of these



enzymes can lead to pathological



conditions (Takeuchi T, Shuman



M A, Craik C S. Proc Natl Acad



Sci USA 1999 Sep. 28; 96(20):



11054-61). Evidence supports



a role for serine proteases, such



as blood-derived proteases throm-



bin, tissue plasminogen activator



and plasmin by entering into brain



tissue during cerebrovascular



insult, and causing the sequence



of events that can lead to glial



scarring, edema, seizure and



neuronal death (Gingrich M B,



Traynelis S F. Trends Neurosci



2000 Sep.; 23(9):399-407).



Ovochymase, with chymotrypsin-



like (Phe-X) substrate specificity,



was translated as part of an



unusual polyprotein proenzyme



and released during egg activation.



Lindsay L L, Yang J C, Hedrick J L.



Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 1999 Sep.



28; 96(20):11253-8). Oviductin,



the Xenopus laevis oviductal pro-



tease was observed to process egg



envelope glycoprotein gp43 to a



sperm-penetrable form, increases



sperm binding to envelopes



(Lindsay L L, Wieduwilt M J,



Hedrick J L. Biol Reprod 1999



Apr.; 60(4):989-95).


sbg1551159thymosinb4
An embodiment of the invention is
Cancer, infection,



the use of sbg1551159thymosinb4
autoimmune



in regulating rapid actin polymer-
disorder,



ization/depolymerization processes
hematopoietic



implicated in cell motility. A
disorder, wound



close homologue of
healing disorders,



sbg1551159thymosinb4 is thymosin
and inflammation



b4. Thymosin b4 is a small actin-
diseases



binding protein of 43 residues



whose role consists of sequester-



ing a large pool of unpolymerized



actin in cells (Fechheimer, M. &



Zigmond, S. H. J. Cell Biol. 1993.



123, 1-5). In mammalian tissues,



it forms a 1:1 complex with ATP-G-



actin (Safer, D., Elzinga, M. &



Nachmias, V. T. J. Biol. Chem.



1991. 266, 4029-4032). In





Xenopus laevis
, thymosin beta 4




mRNA was maternally present at a



low level and the transcript



became abundant after gastrula-



tion (Yamamoto M, Shoda A,



Minamino N, Matsuo H, Nishimatsu



S, Ueno N, Murakami K. Biochem



Biophys Res Commun 1992 Apr. 15;



184(1):93-9). The oxidized



thymosin beta4 (thymosin beta 4



sulfoxide) generated by monocytes



in the presence of glucocorti-



coids was demonstrated to contain



attenuated intracellular G-actin



sequestering activity but greatly



enhanced extracellular signal to



inhibit an inflammatory response



(Young J D, Lawrence A J, MacLean



A G, Leung B P, McInnes I B, Canas



B, Pappin D J, Stevenson R D. Nat



Med 1999 Dec.; 5(12):1424-7).



Further more, thymosin beta 4



stimulated keratinocyte migration



in the Boyden chamber assay and



enhanced wound healing in a rat



full thickness wound model



(Malinda K M, Sidhu G S, Mani H,



Banaudha K, Maheshwari R K,



Goldstein A L, Kleinman H K. J



Invest Dermatol 1999 Sep.;



113(3):364-8).


SBh1686954.SOCS
An embodiment of the invention
Hyperproliferation,



is the use of SBh1686954.SOCS
systemic



in potential treatment for
autoimmune



disease, injury, or abnormality
disease,



involving cytokine mediated
hyperimmunity,



cellular responsivenes, such as,
developmental



hyperimmunity, immunosuppression,
abnormality



allergies and hypertension. Close



homologues of SBh1686954.SOCS are



SOCS. SOCS can be used for



naturally occuring antibodies in



autoimmune diseases as well as



helpful for diagnosis of cancer



(W09820023-A1, submitted by Walter



and Eliza institute of Medical



Research).


sbg1548844slit
An embodiment of the invention
Alzheimer's disease,



is the use of sbg1548844slit to
cancer,



regulate the formation and
gastrointestinal



maintenance of the nervous and
ulceration,



endocrine systems by protein-
neuropathy, wound



protein interactions. Close
healing disorders and



homologues of sbg1548844slit
inflammation



are human Slit-1, -2, and -3,
diseases



a leucine-rich repeat super-



family. In Drosophila embryo-



genesis, the slit gene had been



shown to play a critical role



in CNS midline formation. Human



Slit-1, -2, and -3 mRNAs were



exclusively expressed in the



brain, spinal cord, and thyroid,



respectively (Itoh A, Miyabayashi



T, Ohno M, Sakano S. Brain Res



Mol Brain Res 1998 Nov. 20;



62(2):175-86). Similiar



leucine-rich protein GAC1



was also found to be amplified



and overexpressed in malignant



gliomas (Almeida A, Zhu X X, Vogt



N, Tyagi R, Muleris M, Dutrillaux



A M, Dutrillaux B, Ross D, Malfoy



B, Hanash S. Oncogene 1998 Jun.



11; 16(23):2997-3002). Slit



proteins were recently identified



as important regulators of axon



guidance and cell migration in



Drosophila and vertebrates, they



were simultaneously identified



as negative regulators, repell-



ing various axonal and cell



migrations in both invertebrates



and vertebrates, and as positive



regulators, stimulating branching



and extension of at least one



class of axons in vertebrates



(Brose K, Tessier-Lavigne M.



Curr Opin Neurobiol 2000 Feb.;



10(1):95-102).


sbg1545249GGT
An embodiment of the invention
Cancer, infection,



is the use of sbg1545249GGTto
autoimmune



regulate the gamma-glutamyl
disorder,



cycle and the conjugation of
hematopoietic



carcinogens and toxins. A close
disorder, wound



homologue of sbg1545249GGT is
healing disorders,



Gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase.
and inflammation



Gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase



(GGT) catalyzes the first step



in the extracellular breakdown



of Glutathione (GSH) into



its constituent amino acids,



which can then be transported



into the cell and used to main-



tain the level of intracellular



GSH. GSH, the most abundant



intracellular nonprotein thiol,



is the major reductant of



cellular thiol groups and parti-



cipates in many important bio-



logical processes, including



the gamma-glutamyl cycle and



the conjugation of carcinogens



and toxins (Potdar P D, Andrews



K L, Nettesheim P, Ostrowski L



E. Am J Physiol 1997 Nov.; 273(5



Pt 1):L1082-9). Mice deficient



in GGT appear normal at birth



but grow slowly and suffer pre-



mature death, demonstrating the



importance of GGT to normal



homeostasis (Lieberman, M. W.,



A. L. Wiseman, Z. -Z. Shi, B. Z.



Carter, R. Barrios, C. -N. Ou,



P. Chevez-Barrios, Y. Wang, G. M.



Habib, J. C. Goodman, S. L.



Huang, R. M. Lebovitz, and M. M.



Matzuk. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci.



USA 93:7923-7926, 1996).



Increased GGT activity is also



widely used as a marker of



preneoplastic lesions in the



liver during chemical carcino-



genesis (Hanigan, M. H., and H.



C. Pitot. Carcinogenesis 6:



165-172, 1985).


SBh1813899.Y82017
An embodiment of the invention
Hyperproliferation,



is the use of SBh1813899.Y82017
Breast and Prostate



to inhibit the development of
cancer



prostate cancer. Close homologues



of SBh1813899.Y82017 contain



cytostatic activity and have



been identified as potential



vaccines and gene therapies



(WO200004149-A2, Human immuno-



genic prostate tumour protein



sequence SEQ ID NO: 378



HARLOCKER S L, MITCHAM J L,



XU J, YUQIU J, DILLON D C:



CORIXA CORP,).


sbg1536324mapkkk
An embodiment of the invention
Cancer, infection,



is the use of sbg1536324mapkkk
autoimmune



in mediating cell proliferation,
disorder,



cell differentiation, and cell
hematopoietic



survival by regulating signaling
disorder, wound



pathways activated by receptor
healing disorders,



protein tyrosine kinases. Close
and inflammation



homologues of sbg1536324mapkkk
diseases



are mitogen-activated protein



(MAP) kinases. Examples include:



Mitogen-activated protein kinase



kinase kinase 10, MLK2, a mixed



lineage kinase 2 (tyr and ser/thr



specificity) with a Src homology



3 (SH3) domain at the N-terminus



followed by leucine zipper domains



and a proline rich domain (Dorow



D S, Devereux L, Tu G F, Price G,



Nicholl J K, Sutherland G R,



Simpson R J. Eur J Biochem 1995



Dec. 1; 234(2):492-500). It has



been reported that MLK2 can



directly bind and mediate activa-



tion of MKK7 and SEK1, which in



turn induces JNK activation (Syu-



ichi Hirai, Kumi Noda, Tetsuo



Moriguchi, Eisuke Nishida, Akio



Yamashita, Tetsuya Deyama, Keiko



Fukuyama, and Shigeo Ohno. J Biol



Chem, Vol. 273, Issue 13, 7406-



7412, Mar. 27, 1998). The JNK



pathway is required for the normal



regulation of AP-1 transcriptional



activity (Yang, D., Tournier, C.,



Wysk, M., Lu, H. T., Xu, J.,



Davis, R. J. & Flavell, R. A.



1997. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA



94, 3004-3009) and has been impli-



cated in the stress-induced apop-



tosis of neurons (Riesgo-Escovar,



J. R., Jenni, M., Fritz, A. &



Hafen, E. (1996) Genes Dev. 10,



2759-2768), the malignant



transformation of pre-B cells



(Xia, Z., Dickens, M., Raingeaud,



J., Davis, R. J. & Greenberg, M.



E. (1995) Science 270, 1326-



133137), and the expression of



E-selectin by endothelial cells



(Read, M. A., Whitely, M. Z.,



Gupta, S., Pierce, J. W., Best,



J., Davis, R. J. & Collins, T.



(1997) J. Biol. Chem. 272, 2753-



2761).


gsk1810944BrCaAg
An embodiment of the invention
Breast and prostate



is the use of gsk1810944BrCaAg
cancer



to inhibit the development of



prostate cancer. Close homo-



logues of gsk1810944BrCaAg



contain cytostatic activity



and have been identified as



potential vaccines and gene



therapies (WO200004149-A2,



Human immunogenic prostate



tumour protein sequence SEQ



ID NO: 378 HARLOCKER S L,



MITCHAM J L, XU J, YUQIU J,



DILLON D C: CORIXA CORP,).


sbg1535914AIP
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, neurological



tion is the use of
diseases,



sbg1535914AIP in preventing
autoimmune



and/or treating neuronal
disorders, viral



loss in animal models having
infections, and



head injury, stroke, spinal
hematological



cord trauma, and Alzheimer's
diseases



disease. Close homologues of



sbg1535914AIP are mouse cas-



pase-3 and -7. The central



mechanisms of IAP apoptotic



suppression appeared to be



through direct caspase and



pro-caspase inhibition (pri-



marily caspase 3 and 7) and



modulation of and by the



transcription factor NF-



kappaB. It has been demon-



strated that X-linked



inhibitor of apoptosis pro-



tein (Xiap) was an important



element in the control of



ovarian tumor growth and



might be a point of regula-



tion for cisplatin in the



induction of apoptosis (Li



J, Feng Q, Kim J M,



Schneiderman D, Liston P,



Li M, Vanderhyden B, Faught



W, Fung M F, Senterman M,



Korneluk R G, Tsang B K.



Endocrinology 2001 Jan. 1;



142(1):370-380). The strong-



est evidence for IAP involve-



ment in cancer was observed



in the IAP called survivin.



Although not observed in



adult differentiated tissue,



survivin was present in most



transformed cell lines and



cancers tested to date. Sur-



vivin was shown to inhibit



caspase directly and apop-



tosis in general. Moreover,



survivin protein levels corre-



lated inversely with 5 year



survival rates in colorectal



cancer. Recent data has also



implicated survivin in cell



cycle control. The IAPs have



been shown to be induced by



NF-kappaB or v-Rel in mul-



tiple cell lines and con-



versely, HIAP1 and HIAP2 have



been shown to activate NF-



kappaB possibly forming a



positive feed-back loop



(LaCasse E C, Baird S,



Korneluk R G, MacKenzie A E.



Oncogene 1998 Dec. 24;



17(25):3247-59). Mice null



for caspase-3 displayed con-



siderable neuronal expansion



usually resulting in death



by the second week of life.



Consistent with the observa-



tion that apoptosis plays a



central role in human neuro-



degenerative disease, cas-



pase-3 activation has recent-



ly been observed in stroke,



spinal cord trauma, head in-



jury and Alzheimer's disease.



In severe spinal muscular



atrophy (SMA), the neuronal



specific inhibitor of apop-



tosis (IAP) family member



known as NAIF was often



dysfunctional due to missense



and truncation mutations



(Robertson G S, Crocker S J,



Nicholson D W, Schulz J B.



Brain Pathol 2000 Apr.;



10(2):283-92). Taken to-



gether, these findings



suggest that anti-apop-



totic strategies may some



day have utility in the



treatment of cancer and



neurodegenerative diseases.


sbg1530894aCE
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, infection,



tion is the use of
metabolic diseases,



sbg1530894aCE in modulating
and sperm



cancerous cells and alter-
disfunction



ing sperm differentiation



and maturation. Close



homologues of sbg1530894aCE



are mammalian carboxyles-



terases. Carboxylesterase



overexpression was observed



in the male reproductive



tract of different species.



Based on a well-known role



of carboxylesterases in de-



toxification of environmental



chemicals such as organophos-



phate pesticides, it was pro-



posed that various male



genital tract carboxyles-



terases was able to protect



the male reproductive system



against xenobiotic influences



that could provoke its dys-



function, thus altering sperm



differentiation and maturation



(Mikhailov A T, Torrado M.



Reprod Fertil Dev 1999;



11(3):133-45). Mammalian



carboxylesterases represent a



multigene family, the products



of which are localized in the



endoplasmic reticulum of many



tissues. Multiple carboxyles-



terases are major determinants



of the pharmacokinetic behavior



of most therapeutic agents con-



taining ester or amide bonds.



Toxic metabolites converted



from systemically administered



prodrugs by recombinant adeno-



viruses expressing carboxyles-



terase (CE) in the local tumor



milieu has been shown to sup-



press tumor growth and attain



regional control in a single



organ (Crystal R G. Cancer



Chemother Pharmacol 1999;



43 Suppl: S90-9). It was



proven to be a useful strategy



for achieving high local con-



centrations of the toxic



product while avoiding the



systemic toxicity that limits



the use of chemotherapy agents.



Thus, altering the activity



of CE class has important



clinical implications.


sbg1530894bCE
An embodiment of the invention
Cancer, infection,



is the us of sbg1530894bCE in
metabolic diseases, and sperm



modulating cancerous cells and
disfunction



altering sperm differentiation



and maturation. Close homo-



logues of sbg1530894bCE are



mammalian carboxylesterases.



Carboxylesterase overexpres-



sion was observed in the male



reproductive tract of differ-



ent species. Based on a well-



known role of carboxyles-



terases in detoxification of



environmental chemicals such



as organophosphate pesticides,



it was proposed that various



male genital tract carboxyles-



terases was able to protect



the male reproductive system



against xenobiotic influences



that could provoke its dys-



function, thus altering sperm



differentiation and maturation



(Mikhailov A T, Torrado M.



Reprod Fertil Dev 1999; 11(3):



133-45). Mammalian carboxyl-



esterases represent a multigene



family, the products of which



are localized in the endoplas-



mic reticulum of many tissues.



Multiple carboxylesterases are



major determinants of the



pharmacokinetic behavior of



most therapeutic agents con-



taining ester or amide bonds.



Toxic metabolites converted



from systemically administered



prodrugs by recombinant adeno-



viruses expressing carboxyles-



terase (CE) in the local tumor



milieu has been shown to sup-



press tumor growth and attain



regional control in a single



organ (Crystal R G. Cancer



Chemother Pharmacol 1999;



43 Suppl: S90-9). It was



proven to be a useful strategy



for achieving high local



concentrations of the toxic



product while avoiding the



systemic toxicity that limits



the use of chemotherapy



agents. Thus, altering the



activity of CE class has



important clinical impli-



cations.


gsk.1813134.NaI
An embodiment of the inven-
Breast cancer,



tion is the use of
thyroid disorders,



gsk.1813134.NaI in the diag-
e.g. hypo-



nosis and treatment of
thyroidism, hyper-



thyroid disorders, e.g.
thyroidis, immune/



hypo-thyroidism and hyper-
inflammatory



thyroidis. In addition,
disorders,



gsk.1813134.NaI may be
hyperproliferation,



useful in the prevention
and Prostate cancer



and treatment of membrane



transport disorders and



immune/inflammatory dis-



orders. Close homologues



of gsk.1813134.NaI are



known to be specifically



expressed in breast cancer



cells. (W09728175-A1, Dai,



G., Levy, O., Carrasco,



N.; University of Yeshiva



Einstein College,



W0200026245, Azimzai, Y.,



Corley, N. C., Guegler, K.



J., et. al. Incyte



Pharmaceutical Inc.


gsk1811484BrCaAg
An embodiment of the inven-
Breast and prostate



tion is the use of
cancer



gsk1811484BrCaAg to inhibit



the development of prostate



cancer. Close homologues of



gsk1811484BrCaAg contain



cytostatic activity and



have been identified as



potential vaccines and gene



therapies (WO200004149-A2,



Human immunogenic prostate



tumour protein sequence SEQ



ID NO: 378 HARLOCKER S L,



MITCHAM J L, XU J, YUQIU J,



DILLON D C: CORIXA CORP,).


sbg1529984aSproteinase
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, infection,



tion is the use of
autoimmune



sbg1529984aSproteinase, a
disorder,



proteinase, in mediating
hematopoietic



cellular infiltration,
disorder, wound



cytokine activation, tissue
healing disorders,



damage, remodeling, and re-
inflammation, brain



pair. Close homologues of
damages, colitis



sbg1529984aSproteinase are
diseases



testisin and serine pro-



teases. Testisin, a human



serine proteinase, was found



abundantly expressed only in



the testis, and was lost in



testicular tumors. It was



also aberrantly expressed in



some tumor cell lines of



non-testis origin (Hooper J



D, Bowen N, Marshall H,



Cullen L M, Sood R, Daniels



R, Stuttgen M A, Normyle J



F, Higgs D R, Kastner D L,



Ogbourne S M, Pera M F,



Jazwinska E C, Antalis T M.



Biochim Biophys Acta 2000



Jun. 21; 1492(1):63-71).



Serine proteases were also



suggested to be involved the



sequence of events that lead



to glial scarring, edema,



seizure and neuronal death



(Gingrich M B, Traynelis S F.



Trends Neurosci 2000 Sep.;



23(9):399-407). A clear ele-



vation in the levels and



activation of serine pro-



tease was also found in



colitis (Tarlton J F,



Whiting C V, Tunmore D,



Bregenholt S, Reimann J,



Claesson M H, Bland P W.



Am J Pathol 2000 Dec.;



157(6):1927-35).


sbg1529984bSproteinase
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, infection,



tion is the use of
autoimmune



sbg1529984bSproteinase, a
disorder,



proteinase, in mediating
hematopoietic



cellular infiltration,
disorder, wound



cytokine activation, tissue
healing disorders,



damage, remodeling, and re-
inflammation, brain



pair. Close homologues of
damages, colitis



sbg1529984bSproteinase are
diseases



testisin and serine pro-



teases. Testisin, a human



serine proteinase, was



found abundantly expressed



only in the testis, and was



lost in testicular tumors.



It was also aberrantly ex-



pressed in some tumor cell



lines of non-testis origin



(Hooper J D, Bowen N,



Marshall H, Cullen L M,



Sood R, Daniels R, Stuttgen



M A, Normyle J F, Higgs D R,



Kastner D L, Ogbourne S M,



Pera M F, Jazwinska E C,



Antalis T M. Biochim Biophys



Acta 2000 Jun. 21; 1492(1):



63-71). Serine proteases



were also suggested to be



involved the sequence of



events that lead to glial



scarring, edema, seizure and



neuronal death (Gingrich M B,



Traynelis S F. Trends Neurosci



2000 Sep.; 23(9):399-407). A



clear elevation in the levels



and activation of serine pro-



tease was also found in



colitis (Tarlton J F,



Whiting C V, Tunmore D,



Bregenholt S, Reimann J,



Claesson M H, Bland P W.



Am J Pathol 2000 Dec.;



157(6):1927-35).


SBGKIN113
An embodiment of the inven-
Cone



tion is the use of
phototransduction



SBGKIN113 in regulating
deficiency



vertebrate cone phototrans-



duction. Close homologues



of SBGKIN113 are mouse GRK1



and squirrel GRK7. The G



protein-coupled receptor



kinases (GRKs) are critical



enzymes in the desensitiza-



tion of activated G protein-



coupled receptors. Mice



lacking GRK1 (rhodopsin kin-



ase) was found recently to



have profoundly slowed re-



covery of cone-driven re-



tinal responses suggesting



a major role of a specific



GRK in the inactivation of



vertebrate cone phototrans-



duction (Lyubarsky A L, Chen



C, Simon M I, Pugh E N. J



Neurosci 2000 Mar. 15; 20(6):



2209-17). It was observed



that null mutation in GRK1



slowed recovery kinetics of



rod and cone phototrans-



duction in man (Cideciyan A



V, Zhao X, Nielsen L, Khani



S C, Jacobson S G, Palczewski



K. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA



1998 Jan. 6; 95(1):328-33).



Squirrel GRK7 was cloned



from retina and was shown to



phosphorylate bovine



rhodopsin in a light-



dependent manner similar to



bovine GRK1. The presence of



this kinase in cones suggests



that it could function in



cone cells as a cone opsin



kinase (Weiss E R, Raman D,



Shirakawa S, Ducceschi M H,



Bertram P T, Wong F, Kraft



T W, Osawa S. Mol Vis 1998



Dec. 8; 4:27).


gsk305961GDNa
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, infection,



tion is the use of
autoimmune



gsk305961GDNa, a member of
disorder,



the serpin family, in
hematopoietic



regulating neurite outgrowth.
disorder, wound



gsk305961GDNa contains a
healing disorder,



perfect representative of
inflammation,



the serpin characteristic
neurological diseases



pattern (pdoc00256). A close
(neuroinflammatory,



homologue of gsk305961GDNa
neurodegenerative,



is a glial derived nexin.
memory impairment,



Serpins (SERine Proteinase
epilepsy, learning



INhibitors) are specific
impairment, brain



extracellular protease in-
trauma, stroke,



hibitors with activity in
multiple sclerosis,



the Cterminus. Glial derived
amyleotrophic lateral



nexin (GDN, protease nexin I,
sclerosis,



protease inhibitor 7), with
encephalitis,



activity against thrombin,
Huntington's



trypsin and urokinase, is
Disease, Down's



known to promote neurite
Syndrome,



outgrowth. (R W Scott, B L
Kallmann's disease),



Bergman, A Bajpai, R T Hersh,
angiogenesis, cellular



H Rodriguez, B N Jones, C
migration, ovulation



Barreda, S Watts and J B
disorders



Baker. Protease nexin.



Properties and a modified



purification procedure. J.



Biol. Chem., Vol.



260, Issue 11, 7029-7034,



Jun., 1985; Monard, D.,



NOday, E., Limat, A. &



Solomon, F. Prog. Brain



Res. 58, 359-364, 1983).


gsk2402719_2395124BIG2
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer,



tion is the use of
infection, autoimmune



gsk2402719_2395124BIG2 a
disorder,



member of the axon-
hematopoietic



associated cell adhesion
disorder, wound



molecule subfamily, in the
healing disorder,



formation, maintenance and
inflammation,



plasticity of functional
neurological diseases



neuronal networks. A close
(neuroinflammatory,



homologue of
neurodegenerative,



gsk2402719_2395124BIG2 is a
memory impairment,



rat subfamily member BIG2,
epilepsy, learning



which is been shown to pro-
impairment, brain



mote neurite outgrowth when
trauma, stroke,



used as a substrate for
multiple sclerosis,



neurons in vitro. (Yoshihara
amyleotrophic lateral



Y, Kawasaki M, Tamada A,
sclerosis,



Nagata S, Kagamiyama H, Mori
encephalitis,



K. Overlapping and differen-
Huntington's



tial expression of BIG-2,
Disease, Down's



BIG-1, TAG-1, and F3: four
Syndrome,



members of an axon-associ-
Kallmann's disease),



ated cell adhesion molecule
angiogenesis, cellular



subgroup of the immunoglobu-
migration, ovulation



lin superfamily. J Neurobiol
disorders



1995 Sep.; 28(1):51-69).


sbg18525LRRb
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, infection,



tion is the use of
autoimmune



sbg18525LRRb, a leucine-
disorder,



rich repeat protein, in
hematopoietic



regulating protein-protein
disorder, wound



interactions, such as cell
healing disorder,



adhesion or receptor-ligand
inflammation,



binding. Close homologues
gastrointestinal



of sbg18525LRRb are
ulceration, and



connectin, slit, chaoptin,
diseases in spinal



and toll. It is likely that
cord, thyroid gland,



leucine-rich repeat (LRR)
heart, trachea,



proteins such as connectin,
thymus, lymph



slit, chaoptin, and toll
node, muscular



have important roles in
system, and nervous



neuronal development and
system



the adult nervous system as



cell adhesion molecules



(Taguchi A, Wanaka A, Mori



T, Matsumoto K, Imai Y,



Tagaki T, Tohyama M, 1996,



Brain Res Mol Brain Res;



35:31-4). At least one LRR



was shown to be specifi-



cally expressed on B cells,



suggesting its role in



immunization (Miyake K,



Yamashita Y, Ogata M,



Sudo T, Kimoto M, 1995.



J Immunol 154:3333-40).



Some studies have shown



that brain injury can



cause overexepression



of neuronal LRR, sug-



gesting that neuronal



LRR may be an important



component of the patho-



physiological response



to brain injury (Ishii



N, Wanaka A, Tohyama M,



1996, Brain Res Mol



Brain Res 40:148-52).


SBhACRP30c
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, obesity,



tion is the use of
anorexia,



SBhACRP30c in regulating
inflammation,



inflammation, cell pro-
cardiovadcular



liferation, cell death,
disease, growth



immunity, and/or energy
abnormalities



homeostatis. Close homo-



logues of SBhACRP30c are



ACRP30, chipmunk Hib27,



C1q complement proteins,



TNF, and other members



of the TNF superfamily.



ACRP30 (Adipocyte Comple-



ment-Related Protein of 30



kDa) is made exclusively



in adipocytes, and its



expression is dysregulated



in various forms of obesity



(Hu, E, Liang, P and



Spiegelman, B M. J. Biol.



Chem 271, 10697-10703,



1996). ACRP30 secretion is



acutely stimulated by in-



sulin (Scherer, P E, Williams



S., Fogliano, M., Baldini,



G. and Lodish, J Biol. Chem.



270, 26746-26749, 1995)



and is repressed by chroni-



cally elevated levels of



insulin. A related molecule,



the Hib27 protein from Si-



berian chipmunks, seems also



to be involved in energy



homeostasis, as its expres-



sion is specifically ex-



tinguished during hiber-



nation (Takamatsu, N.,



Ohba, K., Kondo, J., Kondo,



N., and Shiba, T. Mol. Cell



Biol. 13 1516-1521, 1993).



Recently, it has been shown



that the three dimensional



structure of ACRP30 is



superimposible with that of



the TNF's, suggesting that



these proteins may have a



similar function and mode



of action (Shapiro, L and



Scherer PE., Current Biology



8, 335-338, 1997). TNF's



are known to play a role in



energy homeostasis, where



they are implicated in



cachexia, obesity and in



insulin resistance



(Hotamisligil G S., and



Spiegelman B M. Diabetes



(1994) 43, 1271-1278;



Teoman Uysal K., Wiesbrock



S M, Marina M W and



Hotamisligil G S., Nature



389, 610-614, 1997).



Based on EST expression



data, SBHACRP30a is pri-



marily or exclusively



expressed in heart.


sbg123493SLITc
An embodiment of the inven-
Diseases in spinal



tion is the use of
cord, thyroid gland,



sbg123493SLITc, a secreted
ovary, prostate,



protein, in preventing and
renal gland, small



treatment of diseases in
intestine, heart,



spinal cord, thyroid gland,
trachea, thymus,



ovary, prostate, renal
lymph node,



gland, small intestine,
muscular system



heart, trachea, thymus,
and colon, pineal



lymph node, muscular system
tumors and



and colon. Close homologues
alleviation of



of sbg123493SLITc are rat
precocious puberty



slit protein and pineal



gland specific gene-1 pro-



tein. This slit protein



binds Robo rec ptors and



has an evolutionarily con-



served role in repulsive



axon guidance. Pineal



gland specific gene-1



protein, is used in the



treatment of pineal tumors



and alleviation of pre-



cocious puberty. (Brose,



K., Bland, K. S., Wang, K.



H., Arnott, D., Henzel, W.



Goodman, C. S., Tessier-



Lavigne, M. and Kidd, T.



Slit proteins bind Robo



receptors and have an



evolutionarily conserved



role in repulsive axon



guidance Cell 96 (6),



795-806 (1999);



Application number



AAW09405, publication



date, 12 Dec. 1996, sub-



mitted by Human Genome



Science Inc)


sbg102200MCTc
An embodiment of the inven-
Cancer, infection,



tion is the use of
autoimmune



sbg102200MCTc in regulating
disorder,



pyruvate uptake. Close homo-
hematopoietic



logues of sbg102200MCTc are
disorder, wound



Chinese hamster and human
healing disorders,



MCT1. Mouse H+-mono-
and inflammation



carboxylate cotransporter



(MCT1) was cloned and se-



quenced from Ehrlich



Lettre tumour cells, the



sequence of MCT1 is 93%



and 87% identical to MCT1



from Chinese hamster and



human, respectively. N-



glycanase-F treatment and



an in vitro translation



experiments demonstrated



that glycosylation was not



required for MCT1 function



(Carpenter L, Poole R C,



Halestrap A P. 1996. Biochim



Biophys Acta Mar. 13;



1279(2):157-63). Chick



monocarboxylate transporter



MCT3 cloned from retinal



pigment epithelium (RPE)



cDNA library was found only



expressed in RPE cells. A



rat thyroid epithelial cell



line FRTL transfected with



pCl-neo/MCT3 showed enhanced



pyruvate uptake suggesting



that MCT3 may regulate lac-



tate levels in the inter-



photoreceptor space (Yoon H,



Fanelli A, Grollman E F,



Philp N J. 1997. Biochem



Biophys Res Commun May 8;



234 (1):90-4). In human,



MCT2 has been implicated as



a primary pyruvate trans-



porter. The mRNAs of MCT1



and MCT2 were found co-



expressed in various human



cancer cell lines, including



the hematopoietic lineages



HL60, K562, MOLT-4,



Burkitt's lymphoma Raji, and



solid tumor cells such as



SW480, A549, and G361. These



findings suggested that



human MCT1 and MCT2 may have



distinct biological roles



(Lin R Y, Vera J C, Chaganti



R S, Golde D W. 1998. J Biol



Chem Oct. 30; 273(44):28959-



65).










[0121] Table IV. Quantitative, Tissue-Specific mRNA Expression Detected Using SybrMan


[0122] Quantitative, tissue-specific, mRNA expression patterns of the genes were measured using SYBR-Green Quantitative PCR (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, Calif.; see Schmittgen T. D. et al., Analytical Biochemistry 285:194-204, 2000) and human cDNAs prepared from various human tissues. Gene-specific PCR primers were designed using the first nucleic acid sequence listed in the Sequence List for each gene. The threshold cycle (Ct) is defined as the fractional cycle number at which the reporter fluorescence generated by cleavage of the probe reaches a threshold defined as 10 times the background. In cases sequence detection system software predicted more than one PCR product, Taqman was used for the specific PCR amplification as indicated under the specific genes.


[0123] In each gene's first subset table, two replicate measurements of gene of identification (GOI) mRNA were measured from various human tissues (column 3 and 4). The average GOI mRNA copies of the two replicates were made from each tissue RNA (column 5). The average amount of 18S rRNA from each tissue RNA was measured (column 6) and used for normalization. To make each tissue with the same amount of 50 ng of 18S rRNA, the normalization factor (column 7) was calculated by dividing 50 ng with the amount of 18S rRNA measured from each tissue (column 6). The mRNA copies per 50 ng of total RNA were obtained by multipling each GOI normalization factor and the average mRNA copies (column 8).


[0124] Fold changes shown in each gene's second subset table were only calculated for disease tissues which have a normal counterpart. There are blanks in the fold change column for all samples that do not have counterparts. In addition, the fold change calculations are the fold change in the disease sample as compared to the normal sample. Accordingly, there will not be a fold change calculation next to any of the normal samples. For patient matched cancer pairs (colon, lung, and breast), each tumor is compared to its specific normal counterpart. When patient-matched normal/disease pairs do not exist, each disease sample was compared back to the average of all the normal samples of that same tissue type. For example, normal brain from the same patient that provided Alzheimer's brain is not applicable. Three normal brain samples and 4 Alzheimer's brain samples are used in the fold change. Three normal samples were averaged, and each of the Alzheimer's samples was compared back to that average.


[0125] Abbreviations


[0126] ALZ Alzheimer's Disease


[0127] CT CLONTECH (1020 East Meadow Circle Palo Alto, Calif. 94303-4230, USA)


[0128] KC Sample prepared by GSK investigator


[0129] COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease


[0130] endo endothelial


[0131] VEGF vascular endothelial growth factor


[0132] bFGF basic fibroblast growth factor


[0133] BM bone marrow


[0134] osteo osteoblast


[0135] OA osteoarthritis


[0136] RA rheumatoid arthritis


[0137] PBL peripheral blood lymphocytes


[0138] PBMNC peripheral blood mononuclear cells


[0139] HIV human immunodeficiency virus


[0140] HSV Herpes simplex virus


[0141] HPV human papilloma virus


[0142] Gene Name sbg1571549cystatin-re


[0143] Moderate to low overall expression. Highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, hypothalamus, liver, head of pancreas, small intestine, and uterus. This pattern of expression suggests that this gene may be involved in diabetes or other metabolic diseases. Highest disease expression is seen in the normal/tumor breast samples as well as in the RA and OA synovium samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Upregulation in 2 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Downregulation in 3 of 3 COPD samples and in 2 of 4 asthmatic lung samples suggests a potential role for this gene in chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder and asthma. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBL cells and in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests a role for this gene in HIV and HSV.
4copiesMeanMeanof mRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18S18 S50 ngsbg1571549-(sample 1(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalcystatin-reand 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 40000.003.0616.340.00Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 400.180.190.190.9652.369.69ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech38.08, 38.330.80.70.750.6181.9761.48Whole Brain Clontech30.32, 30.4459.655.8357.727.246.91398.58Fetal Brain Clontech39.19, 38.010.430.840.640.48103.9566.01Cerebellum Clontech39.49, 38.620.370.590.482.1723.0411.06Cervix38.35, 400.690.220.462.4220.669.40Colon37.24, 33.171.2812.276.782.7118.45125.00Endometrium38.93, 37.890.50.890.700.7368.2147.41Esophagus38.16, 36.90.771.551.161.3736.5042.34Heart Clontech38.51, 36.410.632.031.331.3237.8850.38Hypothalamus36.58, 37.031.851.441.650.32155.28255.43Ileum38.36, 33.120.6912.616.652.5819.38128.88Jejunum32.5, 39.5617.80.359.086.607.5868.75Kidney35.43, 36.283.492.182.842.1223.5866.86Liver38.57, 32.250.6120.4610.541.5033.33351.17Fetal Liver Clontech38.06, 37.940.810.870.8410.404.814.04Lung37.01, 34.411.456.153.802.5719.4673.93Mammary Gland33.49, 3410.247.748.9913.003.8534.58ClontechMyometrium36.23, 38.442.240.661.452.3421.3730.98Omentum37.67, 37.811.010.930.973.9412.6912.31Ovary40, 34.2806.633.324.3411.5238.19Pancreas36.22, 402.2601.130.8161.8069.84Head of Pancreas32.37, 36.3819.092.0610.581.5731.85336.78Parotid Gland33.64, 39.319.460.414.945.489.1245.03Placenta Clontech36.31, 33.172.1412.297.225.269.5168.58Prostate38.64, 38.170.590.760.683.0016.6711.25Rectum38.55, 38.150.620.770.701.2340.6528.25Salivary Gland Clontech40, 400.2300.127.316.840.79Skeletal Muscle36.02, 39.172.520.441.481.2639.6858.73ClontechSkin35.55, 35.443.283.493.391.2141.32139.88Small Intestine Clontech37.51, 33.941.18.014.560.9851.07232.64Spleen36.06, 38.752.470.551.514.9210.1615.35Stomach34.58, 33.815.618.597.102.7318.32130.04Testis Clontech37.39, 37.341.181.211.200.5787.87105.01Thymus Clontech33.94, 37.288.011.254.639.895.0623.41Thyroid35.69, 37.083.021.42.212.7718.0539.89Trachea Clontech37.53, 38.011.090.830.969.715.154.94Urinary Bladder38.1, 37.260.791.261.035.479.149.37Uterus31.16, 34.0737.517.4222.475.349.36210.35genomic24.91208.23b-actin26.07630.691.00E+0517.451000001.00E+0517.571000001.00E+0421.26100001.00E+0420.74100001.00E+0324.4910001.00E+0324.3810001.00E+0229.461001.00E+0228.371001.00E+0136.37101.00E+0132.51101.00E+0037.9111.00E+0037.271NTC35.86−1NTC39.15−1copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected /ChangeSamplenumberMean50 nginsbg1571549-(GSKGOItotalDiseasecystatin-reidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194132.5318.7237.44colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194032.7116.8333.66colon tumor−1.11colon normal GW98-1782208035.413.36.60colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206033.4510.7921.58colon tumor3.27colon normal GW98-5612351432.2122.7145.42colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351335.143.897.78colon tumor−5.84colon normal GW98-8942469131.730.9361.86colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469032.1124.1148.22colon tumor−1.28lung normal GW98-32074230.6956.9113.80lung normallung tumor GW98-22074134.246.6713.34lung tumor−8.53lung normal GW97-1792067733.599.8919.78lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067631.5533.8367.66lung tumor3.42lung normal GW98-1652192231.632.7365.46lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192132.0325.3450.68lung tumor−1.29lung normal GW98-2822258435.054.118.22lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258332.7916.0632.12lung tumor3.91breast normal GW00-3922875027.24452.07452.07breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874628.37229.53459.06breast tumor1.02breast normal GW00-4132879826.81585.37585.37breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879725.151596.823193.64breast tumor5.46breast normal GW00-27592-9535.563.023.02breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9129.8593.8693.86breast tumor31.08231:234breast normal GW98-6212365632.124.2648.52breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365535.553.046.08breast tumor−7.98brain normal BB99-5422550735.273.617.22brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550933.997.7915.58brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554634.346.3112.62brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550233.0313.8427.68brain stage 5 ALZ2.34874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550331.144.4188.82brain stage 5 ALZ7.52887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550432.5618.4436.88brain stage 5 ALZ3.12862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554233.2412.224.40brain stage 5 ALZ2.07927CT lungnormal32.1224.0448.08CT lung Nmllung 26normal26.05928.5lung 26 Nmllung 27normal4000.00lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD38.830.420.42lung 24 COPD−38.16lung 28COPD4000.00lung 28 COPD−16.03lung 23COPD4000.00lung 23 COPD−16.03lung 25normal4000.00lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO3112293214000.00asthmatic lung−16.03asthmatic lung ODO343329323400.20.40asthmatic lung−40.07asthmatic lung ODO33972932233.967.9315.86asthmatic lung−1.01asthmatic lung ODO49282932535.143.97.80asthmatic lung−2.05endo cellscontrol34.256.656.65endo cellsendo VEGF36.22.052.05endo VEGF−3.24endo bFGF36.192.062.06endo bFGF−3.23heart Clontechnormal38.630.480.96heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941736.321.913.82heart (T-1) ischemic3.98heart (T-14) non-2942234.077.4114.82heart (T-14) non-15.44obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942634.435.9711.94heart (T-3399) DCM12.44adenoid GW99-2692616234.296.4712.94adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258237.31.062.12tonsilT cells PC003142845336.431.793.58T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte35.283.587.16monocyteB cells PC006652845538.290.581.16B cellsdendritic cells2844134.097.3114.62dendritic cellsneutrophils2844035.652.862.86neutrophilseosinophils2844637.311.052.10eosinophilsBM unstim38.460.530.53BM unstimBM stimtreated400.20.20BM stim−2.65osteo diftreated37.810.780.78osteo dif0.78osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes32.1922.9357.33chondrocytesOA Synovium IP 12/012946236.012.32.30OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946132.0125.5651.12OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846430.6159.45118.90OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846628.04279.01558.02RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846730.2673.55147.10RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847530.6259.33118.66RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)292174000.00OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory34.615.3610.72OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory35.812.65.20OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal31.8927.5755.14Nml Cartilage (pool)Cartilage (pool)OA32.6817.1434.28OA Cartilage (pool)−1.61PEL unifected2844135.333.476.94PBL unifectedPBL HTV IIIB2844239.750.240.48PBL HIV IIIB−14.46MRC5 uninfected2915829.55112.51225.02MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917833.5110.3620.72MRC5 HSV strain F−10.86W12 cells2917932.1623.4346.86W12 cellsKeratinocytes2918032.0524.9649.92KeratinocytesB-actin control26.37765.93genomic25.71146.091.00E+0518.021000001.00E+0518.161000001.00E+0421.71100001.00E+0421.87100001.00E+0325.6510001.00E+0325.5110001.00E+0230.971001.00E+0230.11001.00E+0132.32101.00E+0138.11101.00E+004001.00E+0034.221NTC38.19−1*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sampleFold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.11colon tumor3.27colon tumor−5.84colon tumor−1.28lung tumor−8.53lung tumor3.42lung tumor−1.29lung tumor3.91breast tumor1.02breast tumor5.46breast tumor31.08breast tumor−7.98brain stage 5 ALZ2.34brain stage 5 ALZ7.52brain stage 5 ALZ3.12brain stage 5 ALZ2.07lung 24 COPD−38.16lung 28 COPD−16.03lung 23 COPD−16.03asthmatic lung−16.03asthmatic lung−40.07asthmatic lung−1.01asthmatic lung−2.05endo VEGF−3.24endo bFGF−3.23heart (T-1) ischemic3.98heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM15.44heart (T-3399) DCM12.44BM stim−2.65osteo dif0.78OA Cartilage (pool)−1.61PBL HTV IIIB−14.46MRC5 HSV strain F−10.86


[0144] Gene Name sbg1571549cystatin-re


[0145] Gene Name sbg1558434SRCR


[0146] Moderate to low overall expression. This gene is expressed fairly ubiquitously in all normal samples analyzed with the highest levels of expression seen in the whole brain, fetal brain, endometrium, and parotid gland. Highest disease expression is seen in the normal and Alzheimer's brain samples and in the RA and OA bone samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Downregulation in 1 of 3 COPD samples and in 1 of 4 asthmatic lung samples suggests a potential role for this gene in chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder and asthma. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBL cells and in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests a role for this gene in HIV and HSV.
5copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngSample(sample 1(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 Stotalsbg1558434SRCRand 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous38.36, 38.465.735.45.573.0616.3490.93Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose39.06, 39.583.662.633.150.9652.36164.66ZenbioAdrenal Gland39.97, 38.011.447.194.320.6181.97353.69ClontechWhole Brain Clontech29.24, 29.362025.471877.041951.267.246.9113475.52Fetal Brain Clontech37.04, 38.1213.446.6910.070.48103.951046.26Cerebellum Clontech35.93, 36.2927.4121.7424.582.1723.04566.24Cervix38.03, 407.111.834.472.4220.6692.36Colon37.31, 38.1111.276.739.002.7118.45166.05Endometrium36.72, 38.1116.486.7611.620.7368.21792.63Esophagus40, 38.981.73.872.791.3736.50101.64Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 39.103.561.780.32155.28276.40Ileum36.38, 34.920.4953.2636.882.5819.38714.63Jejunum35.3, 34.341.0978.4159.756.607.58452.65Kidney37.19, 4012.1606.082.1223.58143.40Liver38.75, 36.464.4719.5111.991.5033.33399.67Fetal Liver Clontech33.75, 34.3111.1778.0494.6110.404.81454.83Lung36.52, 36.6218.7417.6118.182.5719.46353.60Mammary Gland33.65, 32.72118.53215.49167.0113.003.85642.35ClontechMyometrium36.02, 35.3925.838.8632.332.3421.37690.81Omentum36.03, 36.2725.722.0523.883.9412.69302.98Ovary35.07, 35.5847.5534.4441.004.3411.52472.29Pancreas39.37, 403.0101.510.8161.8093.02Head of Pancreas36.64, 36.6117.3817.717.541.5731.85558.60Parotid Gland32.39, 31.96267.75353.03310.395.489.122832.03Placenta Clontech36.81, 36.3315.5521.2618.415.269.51174.95Prostate37.41, 4010.5605.283.0016.6788.00Rectum36.41, 37.2420.111.8315.971.2340.65648.98Salivary Gland35.89, 37.9428.067.5417.807.316.84121.75ClontechSkeletal Muscle38.79, 404.3702.191.2639.6886.71ClontechSkin37.85, 407.9503.981.2141.32164.26Small Intestine40, 39.2603.231.620.9851.0782.48ClontechSpleen36.13, 37.5124.079.9417.014.9210.16172.82Stomach37.71, 37.798.758.278.512.7318.32155.86Testis Clontech38.78, 37.364.3910.947.670.5787.87673.55Thymus Clontech35.3, 35.4341.1437.739.429.895.06199.29Thyroid38.37, 37.545.79.757.732.7718.05139.44Trachea Clontech37.12, 36.1212.7724.1818.489.715.1595.13Urinary Bladder36.06, 36.0725.2225.1225.175.479.14230.07Uterus36.75, 36.5916.2217.917.065.349.36159.74genomic30.97665.14b-actin26.2413919.081.00E+0521.781000001.00E+0521.421000001.00E+0426.73100001.00E+0426.98100001.00E+0330.7210001.00E+0331.1410001.00E+0235.321001.00E+0237.011001.00E+0138.96101.00E+0138.41101.00E+0039.6511.00E+0037.391NTC40−1NTC37.08−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1558434SRCRidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194130.61522.063044.12colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194028.654895.59791.00colon tumor3.22colon normal GW98-1782208032.98366.41732.82colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206033.13335.61671.22colon tumor−1.09colon normal GW98-5612351432.96370.41740.82colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351332.32545.471090.94colon tumor1.47colon normal GW98-8942469132.23574.31148.60colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469032.82403.39806.78colon tumor−1.42lung normal GW98-320742302180.924361.84lung normallung tumor GW98-22074129.782492.044984.08lung tumor1.14lung normal GW97-1792067729.532888.45776.80lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067630.841317.262634.52lung tumor−2.19lung normal GW98-1652192230.082083.874167.74lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192128.844367.148734.28lung tumor2.10lung normal GW98-2822258430.991208.682417.36lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258331.141104.342208.68lung tumor−1.09breast normal GW00-3922875031.071150.421150.42breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874631.191068.662137.32breast tumor1.86breast normal GW00-4132879837.0132.7632.76breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879733.02357.67715.34breast tumor21.84breast normal GW00-27592-9535.6275.4475.44breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9131.32989.78989.78breast tumor13.12231:234breast normal GW98-6212365628.724703.979407.94breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365528.415654.6611309.32breast tumor1.20brain normal BB99-5422550727.97676.7715353.54brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550928.575145.9910291.98brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554629.053866.677733.34brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550228.316015.3812030.76brain stage 5 ALZ1.08874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550326.4817975.2735950.54brain stage 5 ALZ3.23887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550427.668852.0717704.14brain stage 5 ALZ1.59862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554228.894235.748471.48brain stage 5 ALZ−1.31927CT lungnormal31.88709.491418.98CT lung Nmllung 26normal24.6354579.32lung 26 Nmllung 27normal35.7370.3970.39lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD36.3648.3748.37lung 24 COPD−12.03lung 28COPD32.44506.79506.79lung 28 COPD−1.15lung 23COPD33.62249.93249.93lung 23 COPD−2.33lung 25normal33.58255.95255.95lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932135.2693.3993.39asthmatic lung−6.23asthmatic lung ODO34332932332.79409.82819.64asthmatic lung1.41asthmatic lung ODO33972932233.36291.41582.82asthmatic lung1.00asthmatic lung ODO49282932532.07633.541267.08asthmatic lung2.18endo cellscontrol34.24172.28172.28endo cellsendo VEGF35.4981.6681.66endo VEGF−2.11endo bFGF34.74128.01128.01endo bFGF−1.35heart Clontechnormal32.35535.931071.86heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941731.251030.242060.48heart (T-1)1.92ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942230.721417.062834.12heart (T-14) non-2.64obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942630.341778.613557.22heart (T-3399)3.32DCMadenoid GW99-2692616230.661468.082936.16adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258230.261874.153748.30tonsilT cells PC003142845338.4613.7127.42T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte39.159.1218.24monocyteB cells PC006652845537.3826.2252.44B cellsdendritic cells2844133.71237.32474.64dendritic cellsneutrophils2844037.2728.0728.07neutrophilseosinophils2844639.457.5915.18eosinophilsBM unstim4000.00BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim0.00osteo diftreated31.21062.371062.37osteo dif2.11osteo undif32.45503.88503.88osteo undifchondrocytes30.751397.93494.75chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946229.33319.593319.59OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946130.092067.274134.54OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846429.572832.915665.82OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846629.373184.646369.28RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846728.325987.6711975.34RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847528.286138.6912277.38RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921732.72428.55428.55OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory30.281850.453700.90OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory31.231047.562095.12OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal28.395721.7211443.44Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA29.253432.686865.36OA Cartilage−1.67(pool)PBL unifected2844138.7211.7423.48PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB284424000.00PBL HIV IIIB−23.48MRC5 uninfected (100%)2915831.52878.241756.48MRC5uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917837.9219.0338.06MRC5 HSV−46.15strain FW12 cells2917936.1455.05110.10W12 cellsKeratinocytes2918035.3688.09176.18KeratinocytesB-actin control25.4732999.55genomic31.99663.961.00E+05221000001.00E+0522.241000001.00E+0427.59100001.00E+0427.53100001.00E+0332.0710001.00E+0332.2210001.00E+0239.161001.00E+0236.161001.00E+0139.45101.00E+0137.64101.00E+004001.00E+0039.821NTC36.91−1*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0147] Gene Name sbg1558434SRCR
6Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor3.22colon tumor−1.09colon tumor1.47colon tumor−1.42lung tumor1.14lung tumor−2.19lung tumor2.10lung tumor−1.09breast tumor1.86breast tumor21.84breast tumor13.12breast tumor1.20brain stage 5 ALZ1.08brain stage 5 ALZ3.23brain stage 5 ALZ1.59brain stage 5 ALZ−1.31lung 24 COPD−12.03lung 28 COPD−1.15lung 23 COPD−2.33asthmatic lung−6.23asthmatic lung1.41asthmatic lung1.00asthmatic lung2.18endo VEGF−2.11endo bFGF−1.35heart (T-1) ischemic1.92heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM2.64heart (T-3399) DCM3.32BM stim0.00osteo dif2.11OA Cartilage (pool)−1.67PBL HIV IIIB−23.48MRC5 HSV strain F−46.15


[0148] Gene Name sbg1546354LRR


[0149] This primer set was shown to amplify two products of approximately equal proportions by the dissociation curve program. Moderate to low overall expression. Highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, endometrium, and uterus. Good levels of expression are seen in all of the samples representing the female reproductive system. Highest disease expression is seen in the normal and Alzheimer's brain samples. Downregulation in 2 of 4 lung tumors and upregulation in 3 of 4 breast tumors implicates this gene in cancers of the lung and breast. Downregulation in 1 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples may suggest a role in Alzheimer's disease. Downregulation in 3 of 3 COPD samples and in 3 of 4 asthmatic lung samples suggests a potential role for this gene in chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder and asthma. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Upregulation in the OA cartilage sample suggests a possible role for this gene in osteoarthritis.
7copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample 1(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1546354LRRand 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 40000.003.0616.340.00Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous40, 400.450.390.420.9652.3621.99Adipose ZenbioAdrenal Gland38.55, 39.051.150.881.020.6181.9783.20ClontechWhole Brain22.45, 22.927165.245554.846360.047.246.9143922.93ClontechFetal Brain Clontech40, 39.610.460.650.560.48103.9557.69Cerebellum Clontech40, 34.21012.156.082.1723.04139.98Cervix40, 36.2304.052.032.4220.6641.84Colon40, 400.3900.202.7118.453.60Endometrium34.32, 32.7511.4226.8419.130.7368.211304.91Esophagus37.29, 37.762.281.772.031.3736.5073.91Heart Clontech39.67, 38.450.631.210.921.3237.8834.85Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum37.74, 38.721.781.051.422.5819.3827.42Jejunum34.06, 34.213.1812.1612.676.607.5895.98Kidney39.29, 400.7700.392.1223.589.08Liver34, 37.6413.61.897.751.5033.33258.17Fetal Liver Clontech39.07, 36.210.874.12.4910.404.8111.95Lung39.45, 39.920.710.570.642.5719.4612.45Mammary Gland38.43, 35.91.234.853.0413.003.8511.69ClontechMyometrium38.88, 34.920.968.244.602.3421.3798.29Omentum37.96, 38.781.581.021.303.9412.6916.50Ovary33.4, 32.9718.823.721.254.3411.52244.82Pancreas40, 39.8300.580.290.8161.8017.92Head of Pancreas40, 400.500.251.5731.857.96Parotid Gland37.46, 33.842.0814.788.435.489.1276.92Placenta Clontech36.58, 33.333.3519.5411.455.269.51108.79Prostate39.19, 400.810.580.703.0016.6711.58Rectum40, 37.4402.111.061.2340.6542.89Salivary Gland38.17, 401.410.420.927.316.846.26ClontechSkeletal Muscle37.17, 402.4301.221.2639.6848.21ClontechSkin39.11, 39.870.850.560.711.2141.3229.13Small Intestine39.14, 38.660.831.080.960.9851.0748.77ClontechSpleen38.75, 35.131.037.354.194.9210.1642.58Stomach39.38, 39.170.730.820.782.7318.3214.19Testis Clontech40, 39.4600.70.350.5787.8730.76Thymus Clontech31.76, 31.9945.8540.3643.119.895.06217.92Thyroid37.48, 33.82.0615.178.622.7718.05155.51Trachea Clontech34.12, 34.1412.7312.5812.669.715.1565.16Urinary Bladder33.97, 38.5213.821.177.505.479.1468.51Uterus30.75, 31.2479.2860.6769.985.349.36655.20genomic25.241579.11b-actin261042.551.00E+05181000001.00E+0518.211000001.00E+0421.29100001.00E+0421.33100001.00E+0325.0910001.00E+0324.9610001.00E+0232.461001.00E+0229.761001.00E+0133.68101.00E+0137.73101.00E+0038.0111.00E+0037.891NTC400NTC39.22−1copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1546354LRRidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194132.9225.8351.66colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194033.2621.3942.78colon tumor−1.21colon normal GW98-1782208032.7428.6757.34colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206035.127.6115.22colon tumor−3.77colon normal GW98-5612351432.7129.0958.18colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351333.0923.5947.18colon tumor−1.23colon normal GW98-8942469132.4433.7967.58colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469032.1440.0780.14colon tumor1.19lung normal GW98-32074232.3735.1470.28lung normallung tumor GW98-22074133.7416.3732.74lung tumor−2.15lung normal GW97-1792067730.45102.87205.74lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067634.0613.6827.36lung tumor−7.52lung normal GW98-1652192230.6989.75179.50lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192128.52300.37600.74lung tumor3.35lung normal GW98-2822258430.49100.24200.48lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258334.729.4818.96lung tumor−10.57breast normal GW00-3922875031.8646.7246.72breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874629.77150.15300.30breast tumor6.43breast normal GW00-4132879839.070.840.84breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879734.4710.9421.88breast tumor26.05breast normal GW00-27592-9538.661.051.05breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9134.5810.2510.25breast tumor9.76231:234breast normal GW98-6212365634.4511.0122.02breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365535.286.9313.86breast tumor−1.59brain normal BB99-5422550724.642625.085250.16brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550927.93418.16836.32brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554626.281048.782097.56brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550229.47177.72355.44brain stage 5 ALZ−7.68874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550325.51620.023240.04brain stage 5 ALZ1.19887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550425.961251.612503.22brain stage 5 ALZ−1.09862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554225.831348.092696.18brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01927CT lungnormal32.7428.657.20CT lung Nmllung 26normal29.2205.78lung 26 Nmllung 27normal4000.00lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD4000.00lung 24 COPD−19.69lung 28COPD4000.00lung 28 COPD−19.69lung 23COPD4000.00lung 23 COPD−19.69lung 25normal37.631.871.87lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932137.112.52.50asthmatic lung−7.88asthmatic lung ODO34332932335.137.5415.08asthmatic lung−1.31asthmatic lung ODO33972932236.763.036.06asthmatic lung−3.25asthmatic lung ODO49282932537.122.484.96asthmatic lung−3.97endo cellscontrol35.137.567.56endo cellsendo VEGF36.922.792.79endo VEGF−2.71endo bFGF34.5210.610.60endo bFGF1.40heart Clontechnormal37.631.873.74heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941735.27.2814.56heart (T-1)3.89ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942233.9214.8329.66heart (T-14) non-7.93obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942633.9114.8929.78heart (T-3399)7.96DCMadenoid GW99-2692616236.842.915.82adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258238.061.472.94tonsilT cells PC003142845334.4810.8721.74T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte4000.00monocyteB cells PC006652845537.711.83.60B cellsdendritic cells2844134.113.4426.88dendritic cellsneutrophils2844033.5318.3818.38neutrophilseosinophils2844636.393.757.50eosinophilsBM unstim4000.00BM unstimBM stimtreated37.262.312.31BM stim2.31osteo diftreated39.270.750.75osteo dif0.75osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes35.466.2715.68chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946234.89.099.09OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946137.5124.00OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846431.8646.8593.70OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846632.2637.3274.64RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846733.2221.8843.76RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847531.5256.4112.80RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)292174000.00OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory39.560.641.28OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory36.533.466.92OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal38.311.282.56Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA33.7716.1132.22OA Cartilage12.59(pool)PBL unifected2844134.2712.1824.36PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844234.689.6919.38PBL HIV IIIB−1.26MRC5 uninfected (100%)2915835.575.911.80MRC5 uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917838.11.442.88MRC5 HSV strain F−4.10W12 cells2917936.184.28.40W12 cellsKeratinocytes2918032.9225.8951.78KeratinocytesB-actin control26.21097.83genomic25.781386.791.00E+0518.351000001.00E+0518.441000001.00E+0421.88100001.00E+0421.87100001.00E+0325.5210001.00E+0326.1110001.00E+0233.251001.00E+0229.641001.00E+0139.97101.00E+0134.19101.00E+0038.2111.00E+0039.111NTC38.2−1*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0150] Gene Name sbg1546354LRR
8Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.21colon tumor−3.77colon tumor−1.23colon tumor1.19lung tumor−2.15lung tumor−7.52lung tumor3.35lung tumor−10.57breast tumor6.43breast tumor26.05breast tumor9.76breast tumor−1.59brain stage 5 ALZ−7.68brain stage 5 ALZ1.19brain stage 5 ALZ−1.09brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01lung 24 COPD−19.69lung 28 COPD−19.69lung 23 COPD−19.69asthmatic lung−7.88asthmatic lung−1.31asthmatic lung−3.25asthmatic lung−3.97endo VEGF−2.71endo bFGF1.40heart (T-1) ischemic3.89heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM7.93heart (T-3399) DCM7.96BM stim2.31osteo dif0.75OA Cartilage (pool)12.59PBL HIV IIIB−1.26MRC5 HSV strain F−4.10


[0151] Gene Name sbg1555869CABP


[0152] Failed.


[0153] Gene Name sbg1518024NKR


[0154] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the liver with lower levels of expression in the tissues specific to the female reproductive system including the uterus, cervix, endometrium, myometrium, and the ovary. The highest disease expression is seen in the HIV-infected and uninfected peripheral blood lymphocytes. Upregulation in 2 of 4 colon tumor samples implicates this gene in colon cancer. Downregulation in 2 of 4 lung tumor samples suggests a potential role in cancer of the lung. Upregulation in 1 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Upregulation in the VEGF-treated endothelial cell line implicates a possible role for this gene in angiogenesis. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV. Moderate to high expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in the PBMNCs, B cells, and neutrophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
9copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1518024NKR1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 37.1800.530.273.0616.344.33Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 39.5900.120.060.6181.974.92Whole Brain Clontech34.25, 37.043.370.581.987.246.9113.64Fetal Brain Clontech39.3, 400.1400.070.48103.957.28Cerebellum Clontech35, 402.101.052.1723.0424.19Cervix33.92, 35.24.131.842.992.4220.6661.67Colon40, 37.2700.50.252.7118.454.61Endometrium37.16, 34.980.542.121.330.7368.2190.72Esophagus39.19, 400.1500.081.3736.502.74Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 39.1300.150.080.32155.2811.65Ileum40, 37.5800.410.212.5819.383.97Jejunum34.43, 33.6734.843.926.607.5829.70Kidney40, 37.8200.350.182.1223.584.13Liver32.48, 32.7910.268.419.341.5033.33311.17Fetal Liver Clontech35.88, 401.200.6010.404.812.88Lung34.3, 35.153.261.92.582.5719.4650.19Mammary Gland37.99, 35.570.321.460.8913.003.853.42ClontechMyometrium36.21, 35.150.981.91.442.3421.3730.77Omentum40, 34.9702.131.073.9412.6913.52Ovary33.51, 34.045.373.844.614.3411.5253.05Pancreas36.13, 36.051.031.081.060.8161.8065.20Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland34.91, 39.482.220.121.175.489.1210.68Placenta Clontech40, 35.6201.420.715.269.516.75Prostate36.16, 37.791.010.360.693.0016.6711.42Rectum40, 38.600.220.111.2340.654.47Salivary Gland Clontech37.14, 34.660.542.591.577.316.8410.70Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin38.65, 34.710.212.511.361.2141.3256.20Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen36.41, 38.530.860.230.554.9210.165.54Stomach36.03, 34.111.093.672.382.7318.3243.59Testis Clontech40, 40000.000.5787.870.00Thymus Clontech33.89, 35.154.21.93.059.895.0615.42Thyroid36.33, 400.900.452.7718.058.12Trachea Clontech38.43, 36.090.241.050.659.715.153.32Urinary Bladder40, 37.2500.510.265.479.142.33Uterus31.93, 32.4814.5410.2412.395.349.36116.01genomic24.91225.76b-actin27.36258.771.00E+0518.171000001.00E+0518.211000001.00E+0421.27100001.00E+0421.19100001.00E+0324.7410001.00E+0324.6910001.00E+0229.571001.00E+0229.11001.00E+0132.13101.00E+0134.09101.00E+004001.00E+0035.21NTC400NTC400copiesof mRNAFoldRegdetected /ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1518024NKRidentifier )CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194130.9826.9053.80colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194033.557.5014.99colon tumor−3.59colon normal GW98-1782208037.161.462.91colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206035.293.336.67colon tumor2.29colon normal GW98-5612351439.10.641.29colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351333.497.7115.43colon tumor11.98colon normal GW98-8942469135.692.785.56colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469032.3313.5827.15colon tumor4.88lung normal GW98-32074230.3237.9975.98lung normallung tumor GW98-22074134.375.0910.18lung tumor−7.46lung normal GW97-1792067732.5911.9423.88lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067631.0426.0852.16lung tumor2.18lung normal GW98-1652192229.173.39146.78lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192134.055.9111.83lung tumor−12.41lung normal GW98-2822258434.424.979.95lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258332.1614.7729.55lung tumor2.97breast normal GW00-3922875032.6611.5411.54breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874638.041.002.00breast tumor−5.76breast normal GW00-4132879835.033.753.75breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879730.7530.3160.63breast tumor16.16breast normal GW00-27592-9537.221.421.42breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9136.242.182.18breast tumor1.53231:234breast normal GW98-6212365634.345.1610.32breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365534.524.759.49breast tumor−1.09brain normal BB99-5422550734.075.8611.72brain normalbrain normal BB99-40625509400.450.89brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554636.332.094.18brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550235.453.106.20brain stage 5 ALZ1.11874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550335.073.687.37brain stage 5 ALZ1.32887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550435.353.246.49brain stage 5 ALZ1.16862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554239.360.581.16brain stage 5 ALZ−4.83927CT lungnormal31.421.6843.35CT lung Nmllung 26normal33.976.14lung 26 Nmllung 27normal33.886.416.41lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD35.942.492.49lung 24 COPD−7.20lung 28COPD35.073.683.68lung 28 COPD−4.86lung 23COPD38.790.730.73lung 23 COPD−24.46lung 25normal34.923.953.95lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932132.711.3111.31asthmatic lung−1.58asthmatic lung ODO34332932331.0226.3552.70asthmatic lung2.94asthmatic lung ODO33972932232.0515.6131.21asthmatic lung1.74asthmatic lung ODO49282932533.149.1318.26asthmatic lung1.02endo cellscontrol400.450.45endo cellsendo VEGF35.323.293.29endo VEGF7.35endo bFGF400.450.45endo bFGF1.00heart Clontechnormal33.288.5317.07heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941734.165.6211.23heart (T-1)−1.52ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942233.019.7219.45heart (T-14) non-1.14obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942634.085.8311.66heart (T-3399)−1.46DCMadenoid GW99-26926162400.450.89adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258233.348.2916.58tonsilT cells PC003142845334.185.5611.13T cellsPBMNC33.866.476.47PBMNCmonocyte34.744.298.57monocyteB cells PC006652845532.3613.3826.75B cellsdendritic cells28441400.450.89dendritic cellsneutrophils2844030.8528.7828.78neutrophilseosinophils2844639.240.611.22eosinophilsBM unstim32.989.879.87BM unstimBM stimtreated30.6232.4432.44BM stim3.29osteo diftreated400.450.45osteo dif1.00osteo undif400.450.45osteo undifchondrocytes35.263.388.45chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946234.365.115.11OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946137.481.272.54OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846433.517.6415.28OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846633.57.6815.36RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846730.5433.8367.67RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium __2847534.15.7811.55RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921732.3913.1813.18OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory34.315.2310.47OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory33.159.0918.17OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal33.567.4614.92Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA34.943.917.82OA Cartilage−1.91(pool)PBL unifected2844127.6171.44342.88PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844226.15407.26814.52PBL HIV IIIB2.38MRC5 uninfected29158400.450.89MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917835.023.777.54MRC5 HSV strain F8.43W12 cells29179400.450.89W12 cells1.00Keratinocytes29180400.450.89KeratinocytesB-actin control27.29205.48genomic24.73996.82Disease plate did not havegenomic samples.1.00E+05400.45Copy number was, thereforecalculated from the gene-specific genomic curve onthe normal plate.1.00E+05400.451.00E+0439.720.501.00E+04400.451.00E+03400.451.00E+03400.451.00E+0238.140.961.00E+02400.451.00E+01400.451.00E+01400.451.00E+00400.451.00E+0038.50.83NTC400.45*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0155] Gene Name sbg1518024NKR
10Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−3.59colon tumor2.29colon tumor11.98colon tumor4.88lung tumor−7.46lung tumor2.18lung tumor−12.41lung tumor2.97breast tumor−5.76breast tumor16.16breast tumor1.53breast tumor−1.09brain stage 5 ALZ1.11brain stage 5 ALZ1.32brain stage 5 ALZ1.16brain stage 5 ALZ−4.83lung 24 COPD−7.20lung 28 COPD−4.86lung 23 COPD−24.46asthmatic lung−1.58asthmatic lung2.94asthmatic lung1.74asthmatic lung1.02endo VEGF7.35endo bFGF1.00heart (T-1) ischemic−1.52heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM1.14heart (T-3399) DCM−1.46BM stim3.29osteo dif1.00OA Cartilage (pool)−1.91PBL HIV IIIB2.38MRC5 HSV strain F8.43W12 cells1.00


[0156] Gene Name sbg1525809WNT8


[0157] Low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, testis, liver, parotid gland, and thymus. Some of the tissues representing the GI tract including the colon and the jejunum are represented as well as some of the tissue of the female reproductive system including the endometrium, ovary, and uterus. The highest disease expression is seen in the normal and disease brain samples. Upregulation in 1 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV.
11copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1525809WNT81 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 40000.003.0616.340.00Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech29.74, 29.32643.92815.05729.497.246.915037.88Fetal Brain Clontech40, 40000.000.48103.950.00Cerebellum Clontech40, 40000.002.1723.040.00Cervix40, 40000.002.4220.660.00Colon40, 37.05010.825.412.7118.4599.82Endometrium37.21, 409.8904.950.7368.21337.31Esophagus40, 40000.001.3736.500.00Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum40, 40000.002.5819.380.00Jejunum33.11, 36.9598.111.4454.776.607.58414.92Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver35.45, 4026.55013.281.5033.33442.50Fetal Liver Clontech40, 40000.0010.404.810.00Lung40, 40000.002.5719.460.00Mammary Gland40, 40000.0013.003.850.00ClontechMyometrium40, 40000.002.3421.370.00Omentum40, 40000.003.9412.690.00Ovary35.51, 36.325.6116.4921.054.3411.52242.51Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland36.18, 36.6717.6413.415.525.489.12141.61Placenta Clontech40, 40000.005.269.510.00Prostate40, 40000.003.0016.670.00Rectum40, 40000.001.2340.650.00Salivary Gland Clontech40, 40000.007.316.840.00Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen40, 40000.004.9210.160.00Stomach40, 40000.002.7318.320.00Testis Clontech40, 37.3509.134.570.5787.87401.14Thymus Clontech37.64, 35.267.7829.518.649.895.0694.24Thyroid40, 40000.002.7718.050.00Trachea Clontech37.13, 4010.3805.199.715.1526.73Urinary Bladder40, 40000.005.479.140.00Uterus36.99, 35.7611.2222.2316.735.349.36156.60genomic28.791094.71b-actin27.791919.171.00E+0520.911000001.00E+0521.031000001.00E+0424.51100001.00E+0424.59100001.00E+0328.4710001.00E+0328.7610001.00E+0234.371001.00E+0232.841001.00E+0137.11101.00E+0136.96101.00E+004001.00E+00401NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1525809WNT8identifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194136.837.9215.84colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194037.725.1110.23colon tumor−1.55colon normal GW98-17822080401.753.49colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206037.276.3712.74colon tumor3.65colon normal GW98-5612351436.489.4318.87colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351339.672.034.06colon tumor−4.64colon normal GW98-8942469136.1611.0922.17colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469039.741.973.93colon tumor−5.64lung normal GW98-32074239.112.645.27lung normallung tumor GW98-220741401.753.49lung tumor−1.51lung normal GW97-1792067737.485.7511.50lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067635.7513.6627.32lung tumor2.38lung normal GW98-1652192236.459.5819.15lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192135.4316.1132.21lung tumor1.68lung normal GW98-2822258437.396.0112.01lung normallung tumor GW98-28122583401.753.49lung tumor−3.44breast normal GW00-39228750401.751.75breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874633.2651.26102.52breast tumor58.73breast normal GW00-4132879837.057.107.10breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879736.59.3418.68breast tumor2.63breast normal GW00-27592-9537.455.835.83breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9135.9812.1512.15breast tumor2.08231:234breast normal GW98-6212365635.218.1536.29breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365539.592.114.22breast tumor−8.61brain normal BB99-5422550730.39267.68535.36brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550930.94192.72385.45brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554632.1794.37188.74brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550230.61234.55469.10brain stage 5 ALZ1.27874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550330.11317.14634.27brain stage 5 ALZ1.71887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550430.57240.24480.47brain stage 5 ALZ1.30862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554229.5461.38922.75brain stage 5 ALZ2.49927CT lungnormal401.753.49CT lung Nmllung 26normal33.6940.51lung 26 Nmllung 27normal401.751.75lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD401.751.75lung 24 COPD−1.33lung 28COPD401.751.75lung 28 COPD−1.33lung 23COPD401.751.75lung 23 COPD−1.33lung 25normal401.751.75lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932138.563.423.42asthmatic lung1.47asthmatic lung ODO343329323401.753.49asthmatic lung1.50asthmatic lung ODO339729322401.753.49asthmatic lung1.50asthmatic lung ODO492829325401.753.49asthmatic lung1.50endo cellscontrol401.751.75endo cellsendo VEGF401.751.75endo VEGF1.00endo bFGF37.415.955.95endo bFGF3.41heart Clontechnormal401.753.49heartheart (T-1) ischemic29417401.753.49heart (T-1)1.00ischemicheart (T-14) non-29422401.753.49heart (T-14) non-1.00obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM29426401.753.49heart (T-3399)1.00DCMadenoid GW99-26926162401.753.49adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258235.416.3632.72tonsilT cells PC0031428453401.753.49T cellsPBMNC401.751.75PBMNCmonocyte401.753.49monocyteB cells PC006652845538.054.368.72B cellsdendritic cells28441401.753.49dendritic cellsneutrophils28440401.751.75neutrophilseosinophils28446401.753.49eosinophilsBM unstim401.751.75BM unstimBM stimtreated401.751.75BM stim1.00osteo diftreated401.751.75osteo dif1.00osteo undif401.751.75osteo undifchondrocytes401.754.36chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946235.912.6512.65OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/0129461401.753.49OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846434.8122.2644.51OA SynoviumRA Synovium28466401.753.49RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846736.399.8719.74RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium28475401.753.49RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)29217401.751.75OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory401.753.49OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory36.1311.2622.51OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal36.519.2918.59Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA401.753.49OA Cartilage (pool)−5.32PBL unifected28441401.753.49PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB28442401.753.49PBL HIV IIIB1.00MRC5 uninfected2915838.074.328.64MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917832.8663.97127.95MRC5 HSV strain F14.82W12 cells29179401.753.49W12 cells1.00Keratinocytes29180401.753.49KeratinocytesB-actin control27.571593.28genomic28.21053.331.00E+05401.75Disease plate did not havegenomic samples.1.00E+05401.75Copy number was, thereforecalculated from the gene-specific genomic curve on thenormal plate.1.00E+04401.751.00E+04401.751.00E+03401.751.00E+03401.751.00E+02401.751.00E+02401.751.00E+01401.751.00E+01401.751.00E+00401.751.00E+00401.75NTC401.75NTC401.75*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0158] Gene Name sbg1525809WNT8
12Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.55colon tumor3.65colon tumor−4.64colon tumor−5.64lung tumor−1.51lung tumor2.38lung tumor1.68lung tumor−3.44breast tumor58.73breast tumor2.63breast tumor2.08breast tumor−8.61brain stage 5 ALZ1.27brain stage 5 ALZ1.71brain stage 5 ALZ1.30brain stage 5 ALZ2.49lung 24 COPD−1.33lung 28 COPD−1.33lung 23 COPD−1.33asthmatic lung1.47asthmatic lung1.50asthmatic lung1.50asthmatic lung1.50endo VEGF1.00endo bFGF3.41heart (T-1) ischemic1.00heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM1.00heart (T-3399) DCM1.00BM stim1.00osteo dif1.00OA Cartilage (pool)−5.32PBLHIV IIIB1.00MRC5 HSV strain F14.82W12 cells1.00


[0159] Gene Name sbg1519904cdk


[0160] Moderate to high overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, fetal liver, and thymus. Additional high expression is seen in the subcutaneous adipocytes, the salivary gland and many of the tissues representing the female reproductive system including the mammary gland, the placenta, and the myometrium. This gene is expressed fairly ubiquitously in the disease samples with the highest expression seen in the T cells, uninfected PBLS, and the W12 cells. Upregulation in 2 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Upregulation in 1 of 4 asthmatic lung samples indicates a possible involvement in asthma Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow and the differentiated osteoblasts. May be implicated in diseases of the bone such as osteoporosis. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs and the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV and HSV.
13copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1519904cdk1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous31.33, 31.3170.4771.3770.923.0616.341158.82Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose38.32, 35.711.135.283.210.9652.36167.80ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech38.53, 35.1317.434.220.6181.97345.49Whole Brain Clontech23.3, 23.298125.178212.88168.997.246.9156415.64Fetal Brain Clontech40, 37.8301.510.760.48103.9578.48Cerebellum Clontech33.54, 32.71931.3825.192.1723.04580.41Cervix39.09, 34.530.7110.595.652.4220.66116.74Colon32.65, 33.2132.323.2227.762.7118.45512.18Endometrium40, 35.3106.673.340.7368.21227.49Esophagus33.86, 34.1915.7712.9514.361.3736.50524.09Heart Clontech35.18, 407.2303.621.3237.88136.93Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum40, 34.3012.176.092.5819.38117.93Jejunum31.16, 32.1677.7842.9860.386.607.58457.42Kidney34.24, 35.3512.576.549.562.1223.58225.35Liver35.96, 404.5602.281.5033.3376.00Fetal Liver Clontech27.16, 27.02828.81901.45865.1310.404.814159.28Lung33.27, 32.9622.3526.824.582.5719.46478.11Mammary Gland29.23, 28.79243.81317.27280.5413.003.851079.00ClontechMyometrium33.91, 32.2415.3241.0128.172.3421.37601.82Omentum40, 33.65017.848.923.9412.69113.20Ovary33.95, 33.5114.9119.3917.154.3411.52197.58Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland32.16, 31.8443.0152.1947.605.489.12434.31Placenta Clontech31.2, 31.3276.2470.8473.545.269.51699.05Prostate34.02, 33.0214.3425.9220.133.0016.67335.50Rectum34.27, 37.6712.381.667.021.2340.65285.37Salivary Gland Clontech30.75, 30.6399.33106.86103.107.316.84705.16Skeletal Muscle36.12, 36.34.133.733.931.2639.68155.95ClontechSkin35.5, 34.035.9914.2310.111.2141.32417.77Small Intestine Clontech35.23, 39.477.020.573.800.9851.07193.82Spleen34.43, 35.0711.287.719.504.9210.1696.49Stomach35.12, 407.58.778.142.7318.32148.99Testis Clontech40, 39.0800.720.360.5787.8731.63Thymus Clontech27.04, 26.44893.21274.291083.759.895.065478.99Thyroid35.48, 33.056.0325.3915.712.7718.05283.57Trachea Clontech30.24, 30.39134.17122.65128.419.715.15661.23Urinary Bladder40, 32.22041.720.855.479.14190.59Uterus32.01, 33.0647.0825.3836.235.349.36339.23genomic26.31379.25b-actin27.49683.11.00E+0519.361000001.00E+0519.421000001.00E+0422.84100001.00E+0422.8100001.00E+0326.4910001.00E+0326.4510001.00E+0231.231001.00E+0229.951001.00E+0133.93101.00E+0135.99101.00E+004011.00E+00400NTC40−1NTC37.4−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1519904cdkidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194125.082125.154250.29colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194025.012223.664447.32colon tumor1.05colon normal GW98-1782208027.63442.18884.35colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206026.061141.562283.13colon tumor2.58colon normal GW98-5612351426.261008.482016.97colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351326.241021.022042.04colon tumor1.01colon normal GW98-8942469125.221941.753883.51colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469025.042180.864361.72colon tumor1.12lung normal GW98-32074225.132057.624115.24lung normallung tumor GW98-22074127.03631.221262.44lung tumor−3.26lung normal GW97-1792067724.812532.805065.59lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067625.162018.204036.41lung tumor−1.25lung normal GW98-16521922252238.124476.25lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192124.612887.955775.90lung tumor1.29lung normal GW98-2822258426.081127.452254.91lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258326.67784.491568.98lung tumor−1.44breast normal GW00-3922875025.781360.071360.07breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874625.581543.113086.23breast tumor2.27breast normal GW00-4132879828.12332.52332.52breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879726.28996.111992.23breast tumor5.99breast normal GW00-27592-9528.65245.67245.67breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9125.791351.551351.55breast tumor5.50231:234breast normal GW98-6212365625.152031.254062.51breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365524.592926.275852.54breast tumor1.44brain normal BB99-5422550724.692739.935479.85brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550926.271002.282004.56brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554626.211040.132080.26brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550227.76409.77819.55brain stage 5 ALZ−3.89874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550324.732668.955337.90brain stage 5 ALZ1.67887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550425.541582.773165.53brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554225.721412.432824.86brain stage 5 ALZ−1.13927CT lungnormal26.28996.111992.23CT lung Nmllung 26normal31.3756.46lung 26 Nmllung 27normal31.9541.9541.95lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD33.1722.8522.85lung 24 COPD−30.21lung 28COPD31.0965.2965.29lung 28 COPD−10.57lung 23COPD31.2759.4659.46lung 23 COPD−11.61lung 25normal32.2136.7936.79lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932127.83393.38393.38asthmatic lung−1.75asthmatic lung ODO34332932326.47886.311772.62asthmatic lung2.57asthmatic lung ODO33972932225.241916.963833.92asthmatic lung5.55asthmatic lung ODO49282932526.5870.181740.37asthmatic lung2.52endo cellscontrol29.11189.76189.76endo cellsendo VEGF29.15185.58185.58endo VEGF−1.02endo bFGF28.83221.95221.95endo bFGF1.17heart Clontechnormal27.41503.371006.73heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941725.91261.432522.86heart (T-1)2.51ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942225.731403.562807.12heart (T-14) non-2.79obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942625.981199.912399.82heart (T-3399)2.38DCMadenoid GW99-2692616227.36518.491036.98adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258225.811334.672669.33tonsilT cells PC003142845324.024280.048560.08T cellsPBMNC33.8216.6816.68PBMNCmonocyte32.4233.1166.21monocyteB cells PC006652845525.341797.923595.85B cellsdendritic cells2844126.54849.161698.33dendritic cellsneutrophils2844024.972282.122282.12neutrophilseosinophils2844626.21046.592093.17eosinophilsBM unstim30.684.4784.47BM unstimBM stimtreated28.86218.24218.24BM stim2.58osteo diftreated29.59145.56145.56osteo dif2.53osteo undif31.3357.6457.64osteo undifchondrocytes25.511613.224033.04chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946226.081127.451127.45OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946127.14591.001181.99OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846425.831318.012636.02OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846626.051148.692297.38RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846725.511613.223226.43RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847525.741394.742789.49RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921727.53468.95468.95OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory26.81720.651441.29OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory26.87695.001389.99OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal26.021170.352340.70Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA27.15587.481174.95OA Cartilage−1.99(pool)PBL unifected2844123.675429.9910859.98PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844225.51623.503247.01PBL HIV IIIB−3.34MRC5 uninfected2915825.691439.412878.82MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917829.72135.57271.15MRC5 HSV strain F−10.62W12 cells2917924.114028.248056.48W12 cells1.88Keratinocytes2918025.072138.934277.86KeratinocytesB-actin control27.39509.36genomic26.99646.561.00E+0538.651.92Disease plate did not have genomicsamples.1.00E+0538.292.23Copy number was, therefore calculatedfrom the gene-specific genomic curveon the normal plate.1.00E+0436.454.951.00E+0438.781.811.00E+0338.222.301.00E+0339.341.441.00E+0239.781.201.00E+0239.651.271.00E+0136.395.091.00E+0139.941.121.00E+0039.121.571.00E+0038.042.48NTC401.10*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0161] Gene Name sbg1519904cdk
14Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.05colon tumor2.58colon tumor1.01colon tumor1.12lung tumor−3.26lung tumor−1.25lung tumor1.29lung tumor−1.44breast tumor2.27breast tumor5.99breast tumor5.50breast tumor1.44brain stage 5 ALZ−3.89brain stage 5 ALZ1.67brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01brain stage 5 ALZ−1.13lung 24 COPD−30.21lung 28 COPD−10.57lung 23 COPD−11.61asthmatic lung−1.75asthmatic lung2.57asthmatic lung5.55asthmatic lung2.52endo VEGF−1.02endo bFGF1.17heart (T-1) ischemic2.51heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM2.79heart (T-3399) DCM2.38BM stim2.58osteo dif2.53OA Cartilage (pool)−1.99PBL HIV IIIB−3.34MRC5 HSV strain F−10.62W12 cells1.88


[0162] Gene Name sbg1521449connexin


[0163] Moderate to low overall expression. This gene is expressed fairly ubiquitously in the normal samples with highest levels of expression seen in the whole brain, hypothalamus, liver, fetal liver, and thymus. The highest disease expression is seen in the breast, colon, and lung normal and tumor samples and in the normal and disease brain samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Downregulation in 2 of 4 asthmatic lung samples indicates a possible involvement in asthma Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Moderate to high expression in the RA and OA synovium samples and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in the T cells, B cells, dendritic cells, and neutrophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
15copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1521449-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalconnexin1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous38.05, 37.250.370.620.503.0616.348.09Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose39.32, 39.130.160.180.170.9652.368.90ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech37.27, 36.020.611.41.010.6181.9782.38Whole Brain Clontech26.93, 26.74579.86654.12616.997.246.914260.98Fetal Brain Clontech38.44, 36.080.281.350.820.48103.9584.72Cerebellum Clontech34.17, 33.864.775.895.332.1723.04122.81Cervix35.78, 34.451.643.972.812.4220.6657.95Colon37.58, 34.40.54.12.302.7118.4542.44Endometrium35.52, 36.321.951.151.550.7368.21105.73Esophagus37.2, 36.680.640.910.781.3736.5028.28Heart Clontech35.58, 35.611.881.841.861.3237.8870.45Hypothalamus35.78, 36.241.641.221.430.32155.28222.05Ileum36.89, 35.460.792.031.412.5819.3827.33Jejunum32.55, 32.3713.9415.7614.856.607.58112.50Kidney36.69, 36.320.91.151.032.1223.5824.17Liver33.4, 34.377.974.186.081.5033.33202.50Fetal Liver Clontech31.75, 31.5623.7926.8825.3410.404.81121.80Lung35.02, 35.592.721.862.292.5719.4644.55Mammary Gland32.27, 32.7116.8112.5914.7013.003.8556.54ClontechMyometrium35.06, 35.532.651.942.302.3421.3749.04Omentum32.33, 34.2116.174.6610.423.9412.69132.17Ovary33.74, 33.596.3576.684.3411.5276.90Pancreas36.87, 36.580.80.970.890.8161.8054.70Head of Pancreas34.28, 36.684.460.912.691.5731.8585.51Parotid Gland34.09, 33.545.037.256.145.489.1256.02Placenta Clontech35.07, 36.042.631.392.015.269.5119.11Prostate35.42, 35.232.12.372.243.0016.6737.25Rectum36.31, 35.931.161.491.331.2340.6553.86Salivary Gland Clontech34.01, 33.495.37.486.397.316.8443.71Skeletal Muscle37.12, 38.720.680.230.461.2639.6818.06ClontechSkin39.2, 37.090.170.690.431.2141.3217.77Small Intestine Clontech38.84, 37.180.220.650.440.9851.0722.22Spleen34.52, 34.673.793.433.614.9210.1636.69Stomach36.3, 35.981.161.441.302.7318.3223.81Testis Clontech37.29, 36.560.610.980.800.5787.8769.86Thymus Clontech31.3, 31.1131.9736.2634.129.895.06172.47Thyroid35.22, 36.322.391.151.772.7718.0531.95Trachea Clontech34.39, 34.024.135.274.709.715.1524.20Urinary Bladder34.87, 34.253.014.533.775.479.1434.46Uterus33.4, 32.987.9810.519.255.349.3686.56genomic25.671329.61b-actin27.33444.521.00E+0519.281000001.00E+0519.41000001.00E+0422.27100001.00E+0422.19100001.00E+0326.0110001.00E+0325.810001.00E+0230.081001.00E+0229.911001.00E+0133.07101.00E+0133.84101.00E+0037.0211.00E+0035.221NTC38.14−1NTC37.85−1copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangeSamplenumberMean50 nginsbg1521449-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseconnexinidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194129.61127.84255.68colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194029.7120.56241.12colon tumor−1.06colon normal GW98-1782208031.1647.8895.76colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206030.0497.35194.70colon tumor2.03colon normal GW98-5612351430.4774.05148.10colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351330.5968.46136.92colon tumor−1.08colon normal GW98-8942469129.36148.99297.98colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469029.27158.62317.24colon tumor1.06lung normal GW98-32074229.04182.72365.44lung normallung tumor GW98-22074131.343.6787.34lung tumor−4.18lung normal GW97-1792067730.2187.43174.86lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067629.38147.55295.10lung tumor1.69lung normal GW98-1652192229.52135.41270.82lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192130.0795.25190.50lung tumor−1.42lung normal GW98-2822258431.1149.3498.68lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258330.7761.11122.22lung tumor1.24breast normal GW00-3922875029.34151.22151.22breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874628.76217.94435.88breast tumor2.88breast normal GW00-4132879830.4674.2374.23breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879729.03184.33368.66breast tumor4.97breast normal GW00-27592-9533.211313.00breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9130.1789.2889.28breast tumor6.87231:234breast normal GW98-6212365629.48138.9277.80breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365529.99100.55201.10breast tumor−1.38brain normal BB99-5422550730.668.32136.64brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550930.7462.32124.64brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554631.0950.01100.02brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550231.0351.88103.76brain stage 5 ALZ−1.16874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550329.5137274.00brain stage 5 ALZ2.28887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550430.0497.32194.64brain stage 5 ALZ1.62862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554230.1292.58185.16brain stage 5 ALZ1.54927CT lungnormal31.4938.7377.46CT lung Nmllung 26normal34.077.55lung 26 Nmllung 27normal38.070.60.60lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD37.740.740.74lung 24 COPD−36.11lung 28COPD36.851.31.30lung 28 COPD−20.55lung 23COPD36.022.192.19lung 23 COPD−12.20lung 25normal36.092.12.10lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932135.542.982.98asthmatic lung−8.97asthmatic lung ODO34332932334.426.0512.10asthmatic lung−2.21asthmatic lung ODO33972932231.929.959.80asthmatic lung2.24asthmatic lung ODO49282932533.848.7517.50asthmatic lung−1.53endo cellscontrol34.177.087.08endo cellsendo VEGF34.734.964.96endo VEGF−1.43endo bFGF34.515.715.71endo bFGF−1.24heart Clontechnormal35.074.018.02heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941732.0227.6355.26heart (T-1)6.89ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942232.1226.0152.02heart (T-14) non-6.49obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942631.8131.663.20heart (T-3399)7.88DCMadenoid GW99-2692616232.0627.0854.16adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258231.6535.0370.06tonsilT cells PC003142845329.97101.75203.50T cellsPBMNC35.682.722.72PBMNCmonocyte33.689.6419.28monocyteB cells PC006652845529.93104.12208.24B cellsdendritic cells2844130.8358.85117.70dendritic cellsneutrophils2844031.149.6549.65neutrophilseosinophils2844631.0152.56105.12eosinophilsBM unstim35.463.133.13BM unstimBM stimtreated34.874.554.55BM stim1.45osteo diftreated36.012.22.20osteo dif1.95osteo undif37.061.131.13osteo undifchondrocytes31.440.95102.38chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946234.187.047.04OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946132.0826.6453.28OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846431.1747.3294.64OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846631.1249.198.20RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846730.4873.65147.30RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847531.5237.9775.94RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921733.848.738.73OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory33.0214.6929.38OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory347.9115.82OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal32.4121.5743.14Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA33.2113.0126.02OA Cartilage (pool)−1.66PBL unifected2844131.1647.7695.52PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844231.0650.89101.78PBL HIV IIIB1.07MRC5 uninfected2915831.1149.1998.38MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917832.0427.3454.68MRC5 HSV strain F−1.80W12 cells2917931.4839.0678.12W12 cells1.37Keratinocytes2918031.9828.4256.84KeratinocytesB-actin control27.14609.73genomic25.242031.41.00E+0519.931000001.00E+0519.871000001.00E+0422.49100001.00E+0422.37100001.00E+0324.7310001.00E+0324.8310001.00E+0230.261001.00E+0230.171001.00E+0135.69101.00E+0134.47101.00E+0037.4911.00E+0035.831NTC37.35−1*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0164] Gene Name sbg1521449connexin
16Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.06colon tumor2.03colon tumor−1.08colon tumor1.06lung tumor−4.18lung tumor1.69lung tumor−1.42lung tumor1.24breast tumor2.88breast tumor4.97breast tumor6.87breast tumor−1.38brain stage 5 ALZ−1.16brain stage 5 ALZ2.28brain stage 5 ALZ1.62brain stage 5 ALZ1.54lung 24 COPD−36.11lung 28 COPD−20.55lung 23 COPD−12.20asthmatic lung−8.97asthmatic lung−2.21asthmatic lung2.24asthmatic lung−1.53endo VEGF−1.43endo bFGF−1.24heart (T-1) ischemic6.89heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM6.49heart (T-3399) DCM7.88BM stim1.45osteo dif1.95OA Cartilage (pool)−1.66PBL HIV IIIB1.07MRC5 HSV strain F−1.80W12 cells1.37


[0165] Gene Name sbg1522659Siglec (Taqman was Performed for this Sample)


[0166] Moderate to high overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the myometrium, ovary, adrenal gland, whole brain, spleen, and fetal liver. The other tissues representing both the GI tract and the female reproductive system also show high expression. These tissues include the jejunum, omentum, small intestine, rectum, stomach, endometrium, and placenta. The GI pattern of expression suggests that this gene may be involved in diseases of the digestive tract such as IBS and Crohn's Disease. The highest disease expression is seen in the Clontech normal lung sample, some of the asthmatic lung samples, the Clontech normal heart sample, and all of the OA samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 lung tumor samples implicates this gene in lung cancer. Downregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow sample. Downregulation in the OA cartilage pool suggests that this gene may be involved in or a consequence of osteoarthritis. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV. Upregulation in the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HPV.
17copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1522659Siglec1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous32.79, 32.970.260.220.243.0616.343.92Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose32.36, 32.090.410.540.480.9652.3624.87ZenbioAdrenal Gland30.43, 30.52.822.632.730.6181.97223.36ClontechWhole Brain Clontech26.61, 26.6127.82129.82128.827.246.91889.64Fetal Brain Clontech27.17, 30.5572.982.4937.740.48103.953922.56Cerebellum Clontech31.1, 31.541.440.931.192.1723.0427.30Cervix31.19, 31.051.321.511.422.4220.6629.24Colon30.75, 30.92.041.751.902.7118.4534.96Endometrium30.47, 30.712.712.122.420.7368.21164.73Esophagus30.06, 30.124.073.823.951.3736.50143.98Heart Clontech30.11, 30.333.883.113.501.3237.88132.39Hypothalamus30.08, 30.313.993.163.580.32155.28555.12Ileum31.29, 31.041.191.531.362.5819.3826.36Jejunum31.07, 31.191.481.311.406.607.5810.57Kidney30.45, 30.842.751.872.312.1223.5854.48Liver30.2, 30.133.533.793.661.5033.33122.00Fetal Liver Clontech29.09, 28.8110.7114.212.4610.404.8159.88Lung30.77, 31.0421.531.772.5719.4634.34Mammary Gland31.23, 31.231.261.261.2613.003.854.85ClontechMyometrium30.34, 30.993.091.612.352.3421.3750.21Omentum31.03, 31.021.541.551.553.9412.6919.61Ovary28.69, 28.7716.0614.8415.454.3411.52178.00Pancreas30.57, 30.382.452.952.700.8161.80166.87Head of Pancreas30.22, 30.973.451.632.541.5731.8580.89Parotid Gland31.25, 31.061.241.51.375.489.1212.50Placenta Clontech30.75, 30.632.052.312.185.269.5120.72Prostate30.45, 30.592.752.392.573.0016.6742.83Rectum30.3, 30.683.212.22.711.2340.65109.96Salivary Gland30.6, 31.042.361.531.957.316.8413.30ClontechSkeletal Muscle30.82, 31.031.91.551.731.2639.6868.45ClontechSkin30.65, 30.332.253.112.681.2141.32110.74Small Intestine30.61, 30.642.352.292.320.9851.07118.49ClontechSpleen30.6, 30.72.382.142.264.9210.1622.97Stomach30.77, 30.972.011.631.822.7318.3233.33Testis Clontech30.26, 30.183.323.613.470.5787.87304.48Thymus Clontech28.57, 28.7517.9815.0516.529.895.0683.49Thyroid31, 30.751.592.031.812.7718.0532.67Trachea Clontech31.06, 30.991.491.61.559.715.157.96Urinary Bladder30.92, 30.811.721.931.835.479.1416.68Uterus30.4, 30.952.891.662.285.349.3621.30genomic24.94680.71b-actin27.6147.141.00E+0519.421000001.00E+0519.391000001.00E+0422.09100001.00E+0421.97100001.00E+0324.510001.00E+0324.4310001.00E+0228.51001.00E+0228.271001.00E+0128.83101.00E+0131.14101.00E+0029.9111.00E+0030.021NTC29.79−1NTC30.05−1copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1522659Siglecidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194128.5933.2466.48colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194028.7827.9155.82colon tumor−1.19colon normal GW98-1782208030.227.715.40colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206029.416.0132.02colon tumor2.08colon normal GW98-5612351430.019.2718.54colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351330.158.1416.28colon tumor−1.14colon normal GW98-8942469128.9623.8447.68colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469028.4438.176.20colon tumor1.60lung normal GW98-32074229.0621.7943.58lung normallung tumor GW98-220741309.3718.74lung tumor−2.33lung normal GW97-1792067729.969.7319.46lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067627.9161.4122.80lung tumor6.31lung normal GW98-1652192228.3740.6781.34lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192129.2119.0538.10lung tumor−2.13lung normal GW98-2822258430.068.8817.76lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258329.1120.8941.78lung tumor2.35breast normal GW00-3922875029.8810.3810.38breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874629.8310.8921.78breast tumor2.10breast normal GW00-4132879831.213.163.16breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879729.8610.6321.26breast tumor6.73breast normal GW00-27592-9532.11.421.42breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9131.731.971.97breast tumor1.39231:234breast normal GW98-6212365629.1120.7841.56breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365529.1420.2940.58breast tumor−1.02brain normal BB99-5422550729.7911.3422.68brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550929.7311.9323.86brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554630.128.416.80brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550229.8810.4420.88brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550329.0721.6343.26brain stage 5 ALZ2.05887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550429.2917.7435.48brain stage 5 ALZ1.68862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554229.8410.821.60brain stage 5 ALZ1.02927CT lungnormal28.3640.7981.58CT lung Nmllung 26normal28.6830.74lung 26 Nmllung 27normal31.52.432.43lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD31.841.781.78lung 24 COPD−16.29lung 28COPD31.632.162.16lung 28 COPD−13.42lung 23COPD32.081.431.43lung 23 COPD−20.27lung 25normal31.282.962.96lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932131.033.73.70asthmatic lung−7.84asthmatic lung ODO34332932330.18.5317.06asthmatic lung−1.70asthmatic lung ODO33972932228.343.0686.12asthmatic lung2.97asthmatic lung ODO49282932529.7112.0924.18asthmatic lung−1.20endo cellscontrol31.532.372.37endo cellsendo VEGF32.481.011.01endo VEGF−2.35endo bFGF31.642.132.13endo bFGF−1.11heart Clontechnormal28.7828.1656.32heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941730.049.0318.06heart (T-1) ischemic−3.12heart (T-14) non-2942230.525.8511.70heart (T-14) non-−4.81obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942630.039.118.20heart (T-3399) DCM−3.09adenoid GW99-2692616230.317.0514.10adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258229.0621.7443.48tonsilT cells PC003142845329.0721.6443.28T cellsPBMNC32.151.351.35PBMNCmonocyte31.253.036.06monocyteB cells PC006652845529.4415.4630.92B cellsdendritic cells2844130.625.3510.70dendritic cellsneutrophils2844029.1220.6120.61neutrophilseosinophils2844629.4115.8531.70eosinophilsBM unstim32.071.451.45BM unstimBM stimtreated30.784.654.65BM stim3.21osteo diftreated31.612.192.19osteo dif1.58osteo undif32.121.391.39osteo undifchondrocytes30.46.5516.38chondrocyt sOA Synovium IP12/012946228.4836.7536.75OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946129.4914.8429.68OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846428.5933.2966.58OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846628.632.8465.68RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846728.632.9565.90RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847529.1919.3238.64RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921728.4936.5336.53OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory28.4238.8677.72OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory28.7329.2258.44OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal29.3916.2132.42Nml Cartilage (pool)Cartilage (pool)OA30.625.3310.66OA Cartilage (pool)−3.04PBL unifected2844129.949.8619.72PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844229.3616.6533.30PBL HIV IIIB1.69MRC5 uninfected2915830.277.3614.72MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917830.734.839.66MRC5 HSV strain F−1.52W12 cells2917931.093.57.00W12 cells−1.29Keratinocytes2918030.814.519.02KeratinocytesB-actin control27.35101.64genomic25.51531.171.00E+0519.061000001.00E+0519.111000001.00E+0422.1100001.00E+0421.85100001.00E+0325.0110001.00E+0324.8110001.00E+0228.641001.00E+0229.111001.00E+0130.45101.00E+0130.95101.00E+0030.9911.00E+0030.951NTC31.42−1*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0167] Gene Name sbg1522659Siglec
18Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.19colon tumor2.08colon tumor−1.14colon tumor1.60lung tumor−2.33lung tumor6.31lung tumor−2.13lung tumor2.35breast tumor2.10breast tumor6.73breast tumor1.39breast tumor−1.02brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01brain stage 5 ALZ2.05brain stage 5 ALZ1.68brain stage 5 ALZ1.02lung 24 COPD−16.29lung 28 COPD−13.42lung 23 COPD−20.27asthmatic lung−7.84asthmatic lung−1.70asthmatic lung2.97asthmatic lung−1.20endo VEGF−2.35endo bFGF−1.11heart (T-1) ischemic−3.12heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−4.81heart (T-3399) DCM−3.09BM stim3.21osteo dif1.58OA Cartilage (pool)−3.04PEL HIV IIIB1.69MRC5 HSV strain F−1.52W12 cells−1.29


[0168] Gene Name sbg1528389ITI


[0169] Moderate overall expression. This gene is expressed fairly ubiquitously in the normal samples with the highest expression seen in the whole brain, lung, thymus, and testis. The highest disease expression is seen in some of the colon, breast, and lung normal and tumor samples as well as in the asthmatic lung samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 colon tumor samples implicates this gene in colon cancer. Upregulation in 2 of 4 asthmatic lung samples indicates a possible involvement in asthma Upregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV. Upregulation in the OA cartilage pool and high expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, and the OA bone samples with corroborating high expression in the T cells, B cells, and neutrophils, dendritic cells, and the eosinophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
19copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1528389ITI1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 39.700.430.223.0616.343.51Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech37.07, 39.082.040.621.330.6181.97109.02Whole Brain Clontech27.35, 27.52634.74576.15605.457.246.914181.25Fetal Brain Clontech36.09, 37.273.641.822.730.48103.95283.78Cerebellum Clontech36.66, 36.182.63.453.032.1723.0469.70Cervix38.2, 36.111.053.62.332.4220.6648.04Colon33.09, 32.8521.424.6423.022.7118.45424.72Endometrium37.25, 34.991.846.994.420.7368.21301.16Esophagus37.06, 36.382.053.072.561.3736.5093.43Heart Clontech37.13, 35.891.984.13.041.3237.88115.15Hypothalamus38.14, 37.581.091.511.300.32155.28201.86Ileum34.17, 34.611.318.7610.042.5819.38194.48Jejunum33.32, 32.8818.7324.2621.506.607.58162.84Kidney36.95, 39.472.20.491.352.1223.5831.72Liver35.02, 35.46.875.486.181.5033.33205.83Fetal Liver Clontech33.53, 33.4816.5317.0516.7910.404.8180.72Lung34.5, 31.289.3262.3735.852.5719.46697.37Mammary Gland34.17, 33.5311.3416.5613.9513.003.8553.65ClontechMyometrium34.52, 35.419.225.447.332.3421.37156.62Omentum35.14, 34.076.412.039.223.9412.69116.94Ovary34.02, 34.3212.3710.3711.374.3411.52130.99Pancreas36.86, 37.212.311.882.100.8161.80129.48Head of Pancreas34.54, 35.469.095.37.201.5731.85229.14Parotid Gland32.22, 33.2135.772027.895.489.12254.43Placenta Clontech33.64, 34.3115.4710.4412.965.269.51123.15Prostate35.95, 38.033.951.162.563.0016.6742.58Rectum36.19, 34.633.438.636.031.2340.65245.12Salivary Gland Clontech34.97, 35.397.075.526.307.316.8443.06Skeletal Muscle36.99, 36.592.142.712.431.2639.6896.23ClontechSkin34.99, 34.636.978.637.801.2141.32322.31Small Intestine Clontech35.78, 36.834.372.353.360.9851.07171.60Spleen36.13, 37.093.562.022.794.9210.1628.35Stomach35.12, 34.266.4710.738.602.7318.32157.51Testis Clontech35.84, 35.354.235.644.940.5787.87433.66Thymus Clontech30.97, 30.8775.1279.577.319.895.06390.85Thyroid35.11, 35.56.485.155.822.7718.05104.96Trachea Clontech33.16, 33.7120.5114.8517.689.715.1591.04Urinary Bladder35.13, 35.136.426.426.425.479.1458.68Uterus33.91, 33.8113.1814.0213.605.349.36127.34genomic24.822824.82b-actin27.4615.41.00E+0519.681000001.00E+0519.741000001.00E+0421.44100001.00E+0422.63100001.00E+0326.0510001.00E+0325.8110001.00E+0230.641001.00E+0230.821001.00E+0133.47101.00E+0134.14101.00E+0039.111.00E+0038.871NTC40−1NTC39.62−1copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1528389ITIidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194129.14216.46432.92colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194027.54550.971101.94colon tumor2.55colon normal GW98-1782208032.2235.9271.84colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206027.74488.73977.46colon tumor13.61colon normal GW98-5612351430.5893.27186.54colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351326.52996.721993.44colon tumor10.69colon normal GW98-8942469129.1221.71443.42colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469028420.56841.12colon tumor1.90lung normal GW98-32074228.35343.97687.94lung normallung tumor GW98-22074129.86141.95283.90lung tumor−2.42lung normal GW97-1792067726.221190.762381.52lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067628.38337.28674.56lung tumor−3.53lung normal GW98-1652192226.98764.171528.34lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192128.26362.34724.68lung tumor−2.11lung normal GW98-2822258431.4356.99113.98lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258331.0372.06144.12lung tumor1.26breast normal GW00-3922875029.1221.58221.58breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874629.16213.78427.56breast tumor1.93breast normal GW00-4132879831.2961.6361.63breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879730.38105.24210.48breast tumor3.42breast normal GW00-27592-9530.9176.9376.93breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9132.628.8228.82breast tumor−2.67231:234breast normal GW98-6212365631.4655.99111.98breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365530.46100.08200.16breast tumor1.79brain normal BB99-5422550731.1367.76135.52brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550930.8181.84163.68brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554632.6228.4556.90brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550231.0670.8141.60brain stage 5 ALZ1.19874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550330.4103.5207.00brain stage 5 ALZ1.74887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550431.1567.03134.06brain stage 5 ALZ1.13862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554231.3858.64117.28brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01927CT lungnormal29.75151.95303.90CT lung Nmllung 26normal28.26361.08lung 26 Nmllung 27normal31.1367.8467.84lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD30.4899.1499.14lung 24 COPD−1.73lung 28COPD31.2264.2664.26lung 28 COPD−2.66lung 23COPD33.4117.8917.89lung 23 COPD−9.56lung 25normal29.87141.5141.50lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932129.23205.61205.61asthmatic lung1.20asthmatic lung ODO34332932329.42183.77367.54asthmatic lung2.15asthmatic lung ODO33972932227.81469.96939.92asthmatic lung5.49asthmatic lung ODO49282932528.16382.12764.24asthmatic lung4.47endo cellscontrol35.585.075.07endo cellsendo VEGF36.52.952.95endo VEGF−1.72endo bFGF35.26.326.32endo bFGF1.25heart Clontechnormal36.642.735.46heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941732.6827.5355.06heart (T-1) ischemic10.08heart (T-14) non-2942239.580.490.98heart (T-14) non-−5.57obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942635.027.0214.04heart (T-3399) DCM2.57adenoid GW99-2692616231.6350.7101.40adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258230.6987.76175.52tonsilT cells PC003142845330.3109.89219.78T cellsPBMNC37.371.781.78PBMNCmonocyte34.459.819.60monocyteB cells PC006652845531.3160.88121.76B cellsdendritic cells2844132.2535.1970.38dendritic cellsneutrophils2844032.334.3634.36neutrophilseosinophils2844632.8524.8649.72eosinophilsBM unstim37.042.162.16BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim−2.16osteo diftreated35.824.394.39osteo dif1.15osteo undif36.063.813.81osteo undifchondrocytes34.579.1222.80chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946230.02129.3129.30OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946131.8245.3690.72OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846430.27112.19224.38OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846630.8480.36160.72RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846730.23114.46228.92RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847536.063.817.62RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921732.7326.6526.65OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory31.4755.69111.38OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory33.8513.8827.76OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal4000.00Nml Cartilage (pool)Cartilage (pool)OA32.4930.7361.46OA Cartilage (pool)61.46PBL unifected2844134.3210.5721.14PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844231.2264.17128.34PBL HIV IIIB6.07MRC5 uninfected2915832.1936.673.20MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917832.1337.9275.84MRC5 HSV strain F1.04W12 cells2917932.924.248.40W12 cells−1.23Keratinocytes2918032.5429.8559.70KeratinocytesB-actin control27.27643.43genomic26.421058.141.00E+0519.451000001.00E+0519.731000001.00E+0422.57100001.00E+0422.68100001.00E+0325.0210001.00E+0325.1510001.00E+0228.951001.00E+0230.011001.00E+0133.54101.00E+0137.65101.00E+0038.7711.00E+00400NTC38.96−1*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0170] Gene Name sbg1528389ITI
20Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor2.55colon tumor13.61colon tumor10.69colon tumor1.90lung tumor−2.42lung tumor−3.53lung tumor−2.11lung tumor1.26breast tumor1.93breast tumor3.42breast tumor−2.67breast tumor1.79brain stage 5 ALZ1.19brain stage 5 ALZ1.74brain stage 5 ALZ1.13brain stage 5 ALZ−1.01lung 24 COPD−1.73lung 28 COPD−2.66lung 23 COPD−9.56asthmatic lung1.20asthmatic lung2.15asthmatic lung5.49asthmatic lung4.47endo VEGF−1.72endo bFGF1.25heart (T-1) ischemic10.08heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−5.57heart (T-3399) DCM2.57BM stim−2.16osteo dif1.15OA Cartilage (pool)61.46PBL HIV IIIB6.07MRC5 HSV strain F1.04W12 cells−1.23


[0171] Gene Name sbg15269641SLR


[0172] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the subcutaneous adipocytes, whole brain, fetal brain, liver, thymus, and fetal liver. Additional expression is seen in the colon and rectum. The highest disease expression is seen in the breast, colon, and lung normal and tumor samples as well as in the dendritic cell, the eosinophils, and the uninfected PBLS. Upregulation in 1 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Upregulation in 3 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Upregulation in 4 of 4 asthmatic lung samples indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow and the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs and the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV and HSV. Downregulation in the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HPV. High expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in the T cells, B cells, neutrophils, dendritic cells, and the eosinophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
21copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1526964ISLR1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous32.03, 31.8786.3294.3490.333.0616.341475.98Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose36.36, 37.67.633.85.720.9652.36299.21ZenbioAdrenal Gland40, 40000.000.6181.970.00ClontechWhole Brain Clontech28.56, 28.16602.41753.27677.847.246.914681.22Fetal Brain Clontech34.51, 32.7621.557.239.400.48103.954095.11Cerebellum Clontech37.92, 403.1801.592.1723.0436.64Cervix40, 36.5606.833.422.4220.6670.56Colon34.23, 34.5125.0921.4923.292.7118.45429.70Endometrium36.12, 36.18.718.838.770.7368.21598.23Esophagus40, 40000.001.3736.500.00Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum35.01, 4016.2308.122.5819.38157.27Jejunum33.6, 33.3235.7641.8438.806.607.58293.94Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver33.77, 34.0432.6227.9130.271.5033.331008.83Fetal Liver Clontech29.78, 29.53303.66349.23326.4510.404.811569.45Lung36.17, 35.568.5111.9510.232.5719.46199.03Mammary Gland32.26, 31.5975.95110.0192.9813.003.85357.62ClontechMyometrium34.73, 4019.0209.512.3421.37203.21Omentum40, 40000.003.9412.690.00Ovary33.48, 33.3838.3640.5539.464.3411.52454.55Pancreas40, 34.09027.2813.640.8161.80843.02Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland33, 34.9449.9616.9533.465.489.12305.25Placenta Clontech36, 35.499.3312.4210.885.269.51103.37Prostate35.4, 4013.0906.553.0016.67109.08Rectum34.06, 35.2727.6114.0220.821.2340.65846.14Salivary Gland33.4, 33.5339.9737.3138.647.316.84264.30ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin36.6, 406.6903.351.2141.32138.22Small Intestine38.85, 401.8900.950.9851.0748.26ClontechSpleen40, 34.46022.1411.074.9210.16112.50Stomach36.86, 35.095.7815.5210.652.7318.32195.05Testis Clontech40, 35.9909.384.690.5787.87412.13Thymus Clontech31.03, 31.12151.08143.44147.269.895.06744.49Thyroid40, 40000.002.7718.050.00Trachea Clontech33.62, 34.0635.4827.6131.559.715.15162.44Urinary Bladder35.3, 36.6913.816.3510.085.479.1492.14Uterus34.52, 33.1421.3946.3133.855.349.36316.95genomic27.071382.37b-actin27.91866.21.00E+0519.671000001.00E+0519.811000001.00E+0423.26100001.00E+0423.26100001.00E+0327.1110001.00E+0327.2910001.00E+0231.651001.00E+0232.861001.00E+0135.52101.00E+0136.09101.00E+004001.00E+00401NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1526964ISLRidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194126.361672.613345.22colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194027.67795.521591.04colon tumor−2.10colon normal GW98-1782208028.28561.071122.14colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206028.49499.37998.74colon tumor−1.12colon normal GW98-5612351428.19592.911185.82colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351327.141073.472146.94colon tumor1.81colon normal GW98-8942469127.48884.721769.44colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469027.3984.571969.14colon tumor1.11lung normal GW98-32074227.32970.011940.02lung normallung tumor GW98-22074128.11618.421236.84lung tumor−1.57lung normal GW97-1792067727.76757.071514.14lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067627.82731.211462.42lung tumor−1.04lung normal GW98-1652192226.551505.273010.54lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192128.86403.81807.62lung tumor−3.73lung normal GW98-2822258429.13347.08694.16lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258329.38300.54601.08lung tumor−1.15breast normal GW00-3922875029.57270.38270.38breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874629.5281.83563.66breast tumor2.08breast normal GW00-4132879828.16602.86602.86breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879728.12614.31228.60breast tumor2.04breast normal GW00-27592-9530.02208.6208.60breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9129.56271.58271.58breast tumor1.30231:234breast normal GW98-6212365629.07359.48718.96breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365527.48887.971775.94breast tumor2.47brain normal BB99-5422550731.18108.39216.78brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550932.0765.03130.06brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554631.9370.43140.86brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550230.08202.54405.08brain stage 5 ALZ2.49874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550328.53486.51973.02brain stage 5 ALZ5.99887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550429.63261.11522.22brain stage 5 ALZ3.21862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554231.07114.88229.76brain stage 5 ALZ1.41927CT lungnormal29.16341.04682.08CT lung Nmllung 26normal29.13347.67lung 26 Nmllung 27normal34.0820.7820.78lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD34.1719.7719.77lung 24 COPD−12.19lung 28COPD33.0736.8536.85lung 28 COPD−6.54lung 23COPD36.236.126.12lung 23 COPD−39.37lung 25normal34.1619.919.90lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932128.42519.08519.08asthmatic lung2.15asthmatic lung ODO34332932328.73435.93871.86asthmatic lung3.62asthmatic lung ODO33972932228.45510.251020.50asthmatic lung4.24asthmatic lung ODO49282932528.56480.73961.46asthmatic lung3.99endo cellscontrol29.91223.16223.16endo cellsendo VEGF30.84131.52131.52endo VEGF−1.70endo bFGF30.69143.15143.15endo bFGF−1.56heart Clontechnormal30.26182.88365.76heartheart (T-1)ischemic2941729.44290.65581.30heart (T-1)1.59ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942230.36172.66345.32heart (T-14) non-−1.06obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942629.37303.23606.46heart (T-3399)1.66DCMadenoid GW99-2692616231.7777.36154.72adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258231.05116.19232.38tonsilT cells PC003142845331.07115.05230.10T cellsPBMNC35.927.297.29PBMNCmonocyte36.325.8211.64monocyteB cells PC006652845529.22330.33660.66B cellsdendritic cells2844128.3555.321110.64dendritic cellsneutrophils2844029.72248.67248.67neutrophilseosinophils2844628.45510.811021.62eosinophilsBM unstim33.4829.2629.26BM unstimBM stimtreated31.14110.68110.68BM stim3.78osteo diftreated31.6184.8684.86osteo dif6.03osteo undif34.7714.0714.07osteo undifchondrocytes29.75244.35610.88chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946228.4525.46525.46OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946130.38170.32340.64OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846429.66256.61513.22OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846629.39298.69597.38RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846729.23327.25654.50RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847528.88400.22800.44RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921729.38301.04301.04OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory28.96381.28762.56OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory30.39168.95337.90OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal30.48161.19322.38Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA30.72140.64281.28OA Cartilage−1.15(pool)PBL unifected2844127.63815.721631.44PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844229.29315.83631.66PBL HIV IIIB−2.58MRC5 uninfected2915830.65145.99291.98MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917836.196.2512.50MRC5 HSV strain F−23.36W12 cells2917931.18107.97215.94W12 cells−5.27Keratinocytes2918028.26568.921137.84KeratinocytesB-actin control27.63814.59genomic27.4929.421.00E+0519.181000001.00E+0519.361000001.00E+0423.05100001.00E+0422.98100001.00E+0327.0410001.00E+0326.8510001.00E+0232.161001.00E+0232.191001.00E+0134.5101.00E+0140101.00E+004001.00E+00401NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0173] Gene Name sbg15269641SLR
22Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−2.10colon tumor−1.12colon tumor1.81colon tumor1.11lung tumor−1.57lung tumor−1.04lung tumor−3.73lung tumor−1.15breast tumor2.08breast tumor2.04breast tumor1.30breast tumor2.47brain stage 5 ALZ2.49brain stage 5 ALZ5.99brain stage 5 ALZ3.21brain stage 5 ALZ1.41lung 24 COPD−12.19lung 28 COPD−6.54lung 23 COPD−39.37asthmatic lung2.15asthmatic lung3.62asthmatic lung4.24asthmatic lung3.99endo VEGF−1.70endo bFGF−1.56heart (T-1) ischemic1.59heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−1.06heart (T-3399) DCM1.66BM stim3.78osteo dif6.03OA Cartilage (pool)−1.15PBL HIV IIIB−2.58MRC5 HSV strain F−23.36W12 cells−5.27


[0174] Gene Name sbg1539439TSPK


[0175] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, testis, endometrium, and trachea. The highest disease expression is seen in one of the lung tumor samples, one of the breast tumor samples, and one of the normal breast samples. Upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples, 1 of 4 lung tumor samples, and 1 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in cancers of the colon, lung, and breast. Upregulation in 1 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Downregulation in the VEGF and bFGF-treated endothelial cells suggests an involvement in angiogenesis. Upregulation in 2 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as obstructive DCM and ischemia Downregulated in the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV.
23copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1539439TSPK1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 36.0204.842.423.0616.3439.54Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech36.66, 403.2901.650.6181.97134.84Whole Brain Clontech30.21, 30.36157.24143.95150.607.246.911040.02Fetal Brain Clontech36.07, 404.6902.350.48103.95243.76Cerebellum Clontech40, 40000.002.1723.040.00Cervix40, 40000.002.4220.660.00Colon35.92, 35.855.155.365.262.7118.4596.96Endometrium35.96, 35.785.035.595.310.7368.21362.21Esophagus40, 40000.001.3736.500.00Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum40, 40000.002.5819.380.00Jejunum34.85, 33.919.7617.1713.476.607.58102.01Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver40, 40000.001.5033.330.00Fetal Liver Clontech33.25, 33.4125.4923.0624.2810.404.81116.71Lung40, 33.18026.5313.272.5719.46258.07Mammary Gland34.09, 32.8215.3632.9824.1713.003.8592.96ClontechMyometrium40, 37.4702.021.012.3421.3721.58Omentum40, 40000.003.9412.690.00Ovary35.55, 34.856.49.788.094.3411.5293.20Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland34.15, 34.7814.810.1812.495.489.12113.96Placenta Clontech40, 36.4103.841.925.269.5118.25Prostate40, 40000.003.0016.670.00Rectum40, 40000.001.2340.650.00Salivary Gland Clontech40, 35.1708.044.027.316.8427.50Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen40, 35.9704.992.504.9210.1625.36Stomach40, 35.7805.592.802.7318.3251.19Testis Clontech40, 33.83017.928.960.5787.87787.35Thymus Clontech33.81, 32.9418.1530.5924.379.895.06123.21Thyroid40, 40000.002.7718.050.00Trachea Clontech32.09, 31.1650.9889.270.099.715.15360.92Urinary Bladder40, 40000.005.479.140.00Uterus35.73, 34.515.7411.978.865.349.3682.91genomic27.011071.32b-actin27.61745.981.00E+0519.61000001.00E+0519.431000001.00E+0423.05100001.00E+0423.03100001.00E+0326.810001.00E+0326.7810001.00E+0231.671001.00E+0232.361001.00E+0133.69101.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1539439TSPKidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194133.0244.9289.84colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194030.69149.66299.32colon tumor3.33colon normal GW98-178220804000.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206032.1171.99143.98colon tumor143.98colon normal GW98-5612351433.1841.482.80colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351333.5234.6469.28colon tumor−1.20colon normal GW98-8942469133.5833.6267.24colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469031.29109.68219.36colon tumor3.26lung normal GW98-32074231.18116.02232.04lung normallung tumor GW98-22074131.6590.98181.96lung tumor−1.28lung normal GW97-1792067731.8582.35164.70lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067631.8881.04162.08lung tumor−1.02lung normal GW98-1652192230.93132.27264.54lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192127.53762.991525.98lung tumor5.77lung normal GW98-2822258429.58265.31530.62lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258330.27185.74371.48lung tumor−1.43breast normal GW00-3922875029.47281.23281.23breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874628.91374.08748.16breast tumor2.66breast normal GW00-4132879831.18115.93115.93breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879728.24530.481060.96breast tumor9.15breast normal GW00-27592-9531.6491.3991.39breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9129.12335.78335.78breast tumor3.67231:234breast normal GW98-6212365628.12564.441128.88breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365532.4560.32120.64breast tumor−9.36brain normal BB99-5422550731.13119.34238.68brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550933.2240.6281.24brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554632.1969.14138.28brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550231.35106.38212.76brain stage 5 ALZ1.39874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550329.76241.33482.66brain stage 5 ALZ3.16887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550431.08122.52245.04brain stage 5 ALZ1.60862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554231.16117.27234.54brain stage 5 ALZ1.54927CT lungnormal32.461.98123.96CT lung Nmllung 26normal29.22319.73lung 26 Nmllung 27normal35.1315.1315.13lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD4000.00lung 24 COPD−46.36lung 28COPD4000.00lung 28 COPD−46.36lung 23COPD4000.00lung 23 COPD−46.36lung 25normal4000.00lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932133.1142.8542.85asthmatic lung−1.08asthmatic lung ODO34332932332.6753.81107.62asthmatic lung2.32asthmatic lung ODO33972932232.0574.04148.08asthmatic lung3.19asthmatic lung ODO49282932532.4460.75121.50asthmatic lung2.62endo cellscontrol34.6918.9918.99endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF−18.99endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF−18.99heart Clontechnormal33.4835.4670.92heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941731.11120.31240.62heart (T-1) ischemic3.39heart (T-14) non-2942233.3837.2374.46heart (T-14) non-1.05obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942631.22113.98227.96heart (T-3399) DCM3.21adenoid GW99-2692616234.4521.4942.98adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258232.4660.05120.10tonsilT cells PC003142845337.713.987.96T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte4000.00monocyteB cells PC00665284554000.00B cellsdendritic cells284414000.00dendritic cellsneutrophils284404000.00neutrophilseosinophils284464000.00eosinophilsBM unstim4000.00BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim0.00osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif−9.66osteo undif369.669.66osteo undifchondrocytes35.2114.5336.33chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946229.83232.79232.79OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946134.0925.8151.62OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846430.77143.53287.06OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846632.461.91123.82RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846730.44170.17340.34RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847531.7586.5173.00RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921733.4136.736.70OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory31.8283.64167.28OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory33.5434.4168.82OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal31.35106.16212.32Nml Cartilage (pool)Cartilage (pool)OA34.2523.7647.52OA Cartilage (pool)−4.47PBL unifected2844134.1624.949.80PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844235.2614.1728.34PBL HIV IIIB−1.76MRC5 uninfected2915830.16196.24392.48MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917832.3962.07124.14MRC5 HSV strain F−3.16W12 cells2917929.09342.35684.70W12 cells1.41Keratinocytes2918029.76242.11484.22KeratinocytesB-actin control27.19912.41genomic26.061629.61.00E+0518.961000001.00E+05191000001.00E+0422.27100001.00E+0422.05100001.00E+0325.8910001.00E+0326.0610001.00E+0231.081001.00E+0231.141001.00E+014001.00E+0137.69101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0176] Gene Name sbg1539439TSPK
24Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor3.33colon tumor143.98colon tumor−1.20colon tumor3.26lung tumor−1.28lung tumor−1.02lung tumor5.77lung tumor−1.43breast tumor2.66breast tumor9.15breast tumor3.67breast tumor−9.36brain stage 5 ALZ1.39brain stage 5 ALZ3.16brain stage 5 ALZ1.60brain stage 5 ALZ1.54lung 24 COPD−46.36lung 28 COPD−46.36lung 23 COPD−46.36asthmatic lung−1.08asthmatic lung2.32asthmatic lung3.19asthmatic lung2.62endo VEGF−18.99endo bFGF−18.99heart (T-1) ischemic3.39heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM1.05heart (T-3399) DCM3.21BM stim0.00osteo dif−9.66OA Cartilage (pool)−4.47PBL HIV IIIB−1.76MRC5 HSV strain F−3.16W12 cells1.41


[0177] Gene Name sbg1571349lipase


[0178] Highly specific overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, colon, and rectum with additional high expression in other GI tract-specific tissues including the ileum and the jejunum. This pattern of expression suggests that this gene may be involved in diseases of the digestive tract such as IBS. The highest disease expression is seen in the colon normal and tumor samples. Large upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples is sufficient to make a claim for colon cancer. Upregulation in 1 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia Upregulation in the HIV-infected PBL cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV. Upregulation in the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HPV.
25copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1571349-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotallipase1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 40000.003.0616.340.00Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech28.65, 28.66381.49377.43379.467.246.912620.58Fetal Brain Clontech40, 40000.000.48103.950.00Cerebellum Clontech40, 40000.002.1723.040.00Cervix40, 40000.002.4220.660.00Colon29.1, 28.56289.29402.29345.792.7118.456379.89Endometrium40, 40000.000.7368.210.00Esophagus40, 40000.001.3736.500.00Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum33.37, 34.421.8311.7216.782.5819.38325.10Jejunum33.03, 33.8926.8215.9421.386.607.58161.97Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver36.4, 35.753.495.184.341.5033.33144.50Fetal Liver Clontech33.0227.0882.4354.7610.404.81263.25Lung40, 4000.680.342.5719.466.61Mammary Gland38.18, 401.1900.6013.003.852.29ClontechMyometrium40, 40000.002.3421.370.00Omentum40, 40000.003.9412.690.00Ovary34.85, 34.228.9413.111.024.3411.52126.96Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland38.47, 35.1317.554.285.489.1239.01Placenta Clontech40, 40000.005.269.510.00Prostate40, 40000.003.0016.670.00Rectum30.07, 30.1161.52157.91159.721.2340.656492.48Salivary Gland Clontech32.8, 32.3130.8841.6836.287.316.84248.15Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen40, 40000.004.9210.160.00Stomach40, 40000.002.7318.320.00Testis Clontech40, 35.3406.653.330.5787.87292.18Thymus Clontech32.58, 33.7135.3317.8226.589.895.06134.35Thyroid40, 35.8304.932.472.7718.0544.49Trachea Clontech37.09, 402.301.159.715.155.92Urinary Bladder40, 40000.005.479.140.00Uterus34.81, 34.229.1613.0611.115.349.36104.03genomic26.451442.6b-actin27.74660.761.00E+0519.651000001.00E+0519.71000001.00E+0423.16100001.00E+0423.05100001.00E+0326.2110001.00E+0326.7410001.00E+0230.931001.00E+0232.111001.00E+0133.74101.00E+0135.25101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1571349-(GSKGOItotalDiseaselipaseidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194121.8118527.5537055.10colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194024.483977.687955.36colon tumor−4.66colon normal GW98-1782208030.22144.61289.22colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206025.352406.824813.64colon tumor16.64colon normal GW98-5612351422.949655.4219310.84colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351322.949655.6219311.24colon tumor1.00colon normal GW98-8942469121.0329052.358104.60colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469023.128692.8617385.72colon tumor−3.34lung normal GW98-32074232.3343.0286.04lung normallung tumor GW98-2207414000.00lung tumor−86.04lung normal GW97-1792067729.92172.76345.52lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067631.3874.23148.46lung tumor−2.33lung normal GW98-1652192231.187.26174.52lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192131.1385.73171.46lung tumor−1.02lung normal GW98-2822258433.2924.749.40lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258333.6120.5241.04lung tumor−1.20breast normal GW00-2875033.0328.6228.62breast normal392breast tumor GW00-3912874632.4340.581.00breast tumor2.83breast normal GW00-2879834.939.69.60breast normal413breast tumor GW00-4122879733.1626.5353.06breast tumor5.53breast normal GW00-27592-9534.3113.7113.71breast normal235:238breast tumor GWOO-27588-9132.5338.1638.16breast tumor2.78231:234breast normal GW98-2365632.2445.2490.48breast normal621breast tumor GW98-6202365531.5567.35134.70breast tumor1.49brain normal BB99-5422550731.282.43164.86brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550930.13152.5305.00brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554633.4222.8845.76brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ2550231.7659.61119.22brain stage 5 ALZ−1.44BB99-874brain stage 5 ALZ2550330.05159.48318.96brain stage 5 ALZ1.86BB99-887brain stage 5 ALZ2550430.83102.18204.36brain stage 5 ALZ1.19BB99-862brain stage 5 ALZ2554230.06159.13318.26brain stage 5 ALZ1.85BB99-927CT lungnormal34.214.6129.22CT lung Nmllung 26normal30.25142.31lung 26 Nmllung 27normal4000.00lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD4000.00lung 24 COPD−9.74lung 28COPD4000.00lung 28 COPD−9.74lung 23COPD4000.00lung 23 COPD−9.74lung 25normal4000.00lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung2932136.184.674.67asthmatic lung−2.09ODO3112asthmatic lung2932334.0615.8131.62asthmatic lung3.25ODO3433asthmatic lung2932232.1547.695.20asthmatic lung9.77ODO3397asthmatic lung2932535.925.4210.84asthmatic lung1.11ODO4928endo cellscontrol4000.00endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF0.00heart Clontechnormal4000.00heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941732.6336.1772.34heart (T-1) ischemic72.34heart (T-14) non-2942232.0650.14100.28heart (T-14) non-100.28obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942633.1227.2554.50heart (T-3399) DCM54.50adenoid GW99-2692616234.1415.0730.14adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258232.9330.4360.86tonsilT cells PC003142845334.4612.5725.14T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte4000.00monocyteB cells PC006652845532.1348.296.40B cellsdendritic cells284414000.00dendritic cellsneutrophils2844036.833.213.21neutrophilseosinophils284464000.00eosinophilsBM unstim4000.00BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim0.00osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif0.00osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes31.8257.77144.43chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946231.187.1787.17OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946131.9952.32104.64OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846430.73107.79215.58OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846632.6735.2770.54RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846730.36134.08268.16RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847532.246.3992.78RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921734.2714.0214.02OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory32.2844.2888.56OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory32.1248.3796.74OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal29.16267.1534.20Nml Cartilage (pool)Cartilage (pool)OA32.6236.3872.76OA Cartilage (pool)−7.34PBL unifected284414000.00PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844234.1814.7429.48PBL HIV IIIB29.48MRC5 uninfected2915832.1348.2696.52MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917831.7560.03120.06MRC5 HSV strain F1.24W12 cells2917932.7533.7267.44W12 cells67.44Keratinocytes291804000.00KeratinocytesB-actin control27.39743.52genomic26.451273.581.00E+0519.221000001.00E+0519.321000001.00E+0422.57100001.00E+0422.44100001.00E+0326.3910001.00E+0326.1710001.00E+0231.231001.00E+0232.051001.00E+0133.62101.00E+0135.71101.00E+004001.00E+00401NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0179] Gene Name sbg1571349lipase
26Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−4.66colon tumor16.64colon tumor1.00colon tumor−3.34lung tumor−86.04lung tumor−2.33lung tumor−1.02lung tumor−1.20breast tumor2.83breast tumor5.53breast tumor2.78breast tumor1.49brain stage 5 ALZ−1.44brain stage 5 ALZ1.86brain stage 5 ALZ1.19brain stage 5 ALZ1.85lung 24 COPD−9.74lung 28 COPD−9.74lung 23 COPD−9.74asthmatic lung−2.09asthmatic lung3.25asthmatic lung9.77asthmatic lung1.11endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF0.00heart (T-1) ischemic72.34heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM100.28heart (T-3399) DCM54.50BM stim0.00osteo dif0.00OA Cartilage (pool)−7.34PBL HIV IIIB29.48MRC5 HSV strain F1.24W12 cells67.44


[0180] Gene Name sbg1565539aCONNEXIN


[0181] Failed


[0182] Gene Name sbg1565539bCONNEXIN


[0183] Highly specific overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen primarily in tissues representing the female reproductive system including the endometrium, ovary, placenta, and uterus as well as tissues representing the GI tract such as the colon, ileum, jejunum, omentum, and stomach. Additional high expression is seen in the whole brain and the liver. Highest disease expression is specific to the Alzheimer's brain samples. Upregulation in 2 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as obstructive DCM and ischemia. Upregulated in the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs and the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV and HSV. High expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in the T cells, B cells, and neutrophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Upregulation in the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HPV.
27copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1565539b-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalCONNEXIN1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous Adipocytes36.28, 405.202.603.0616.3442.48ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech28.42, 28.6530.94479.68505.317.246.913489.71Fetal Brain Clontech40, 40000.000.48103.950.00Cerebellum Clontech40, 39.9104.342.172.1723.0450.00Cervix40, 40000.002.4220.660.00Colon40, 37.1103.191.602.7118.4529.43Endometrium40, 36.5904.342.170.7368.21148.02Esophagus40, 40000.001.3736.500.00Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum40, 35.9506.33.152.5819.3861.05Jejunum35.01, 35.11110.4210.716.607.5881.14Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver35.14, 35.3310.159.19.631.5033.33320.83Fetal Liver Clontech35.29, 34.749.3312.911.1210.404.8153.44Lung40, 40000.002.5719.460.00Mammary Gland40, 36.1605.582.7913.003.8510.73ClontechMyometrium40, 40000.002.3421.370.00Omentum35.17, 33.819.9822.216.093.9412.69204.19Ovary40, 34.09018.929.464.3411.52108.99Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland35.74, 35.137.1410.218.685.489.1279.15Placenta Clontech34.95, 35.7611.397.079.235.269.5187.74Prostate40, 40000.003.0016.670.00Rectum40, 40000.001.2340.650.00Salivary Gland Clontech40, 36.0206.043.027.316.8420.66Skeletal Muscle Clontech40, 40000.001.2639.680.00Skin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen35.14, 4010.205.104.9210.1651.83Stomach36.06, 35.415.928.677.302.7318.32133.61Testis Clontech40, 40000.000.5787.870.00Thymus Clontech35.49, 408.2504.139.895.0620.85Thyroid40, 40000.002.7718.050.00Trachea Clontech40, 40000.009.715.150.00Urinary Bladder40, 40000.005.479.140.00Uterus35.46, 34.18.4418.7313.595.349.36127.20genomic27.321018.5b-actin28.07654.851.00E+0519.581000001.00E+0519.751000001.00E+0423.28100001.00E+0423.36100001.00E+0327.0810001.00E+0327.2610001.00E+0231.31001.00E+0231.531001.00E+0140101.00E+0140101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1565539b-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseCONNEXINidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194134.1736.9773.94colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194034.1238.1976.38colon tumor1.03colon normal GW98-1782208036.659.1918.38colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206034.0240.3180.62colon tumor4.39colon normal GW98-5612351436.4310.420.80colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351335.418.537.00colon tumor1.78colon normal GW98-8942469133.794692.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469035.121.9243.84colon tumor−2.10lung normal GW98-32074233.1665.36130.72lung normallung tumor GW98-2207414000.00lung tumor−130.72lung normal GW97-1792067733.4455.88111.76lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067633.4455.89111.78lung tumor1.00lung normal GW98-1652192232.9673.02146.04lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192132.32104.66209.32lung tumor1.43lung normal GW98-282225844000.00lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258334.3832.9665.92lung tumor65.92breast normal GW00-3922875033.5951.3251.32breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874633.6649.3898.76breast tumor1.92breast normal GW00-4132879833.651.0551.05breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879734.6728.0456.08breast tumor1.10breast normal GW00-27592-9533.263.9663.96breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9133.0968.0768.07breast tumor1.06231:234breast normal GW98-6212365633.2362.78125.56breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365533.8943.4486.88breast tumor−1.45brain normal BB99-5422550729.44528.771057.54brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550932.03123.74247.48brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554629679.061358.12brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550232.8976.09152.18brain stage 5 ALZ−5.83874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550330.24337.73675.46brain stage 5 ALZ−1.31887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550430.43303.67607.34brain stage 5 ALZ−1.46862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554229.62478.76957.52brain stage 5 ALZ1.08927CT lungnormal4000.00CT lung Nmllung 26normal401015.6lung 26 Nmllung 27normal36.738.798.79lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD4000.00lung 24 COPD−9.84lung 28COPD4000.00lung 28 COPD−9.84lung 23COPD35.6416.2516.25lung 23 COPD1.65lung 25normal35.220.7220.72lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932135.7515.2615.26asthmatic lung1.55asthmatic lung ODO34332932334.6328.6657.32asthmatic lung5.83asthmatic lung ODO33972932236.619.4118.82asthmatic lung1.91asthmatic lung ODO49282932534.236.3672.72asthmatic lung7.39endo cellscontrol4000.00endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF0.00heart Clontechnormal4000.00heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941735.418.5837.16heart (T-1)37.16ischemicheart (T-14) non-294224000.00heart (T-14) non-0.00obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942635.319.5939.18heart (T-3399) DCM39.18adenoid GW99-269261624000.00adenoidtonsil GW98-280225824000.00tonsilT cells PC003142845331.96128.72257.44T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte36.2911.2722.54monocyteB cells PC006652845533.6948.697.20B cellsdendritic cells284414000.00dendritic cellsneutrophils2844032.4398.8298.82neutrophilseosinophils2844634.7726.3852.76eosinophilsBM unstim4000.00BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim0.00osteo diftreated35.0422.7622.76osteo dif22.76osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes32.27107.58268.95chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946232.6487.3887.38OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946135.1621.2142.42OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846432.7283.67167.34OA SynoviumRA Synovium NP03/012846633.1167.32134.64RA SynoviumRA Synovium2846734.1437.6775.34RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847533.0270.9141.80RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921734.8225.7625.76OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory31.76143.77287.54OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory33.2562.21124.42OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal32.24109.9219.80Nml Cartilage (pool)Cartilage (pool)OA33.4156.7113.40OA Cartilage (pool)−1.94PBL unifected2844133.3758.1116.20PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844234.8525.3450.68PBL HIV IIIB−2.29MRC5 uninfected2915832.5393.06186.12MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917834.432.565.00MRC5 HSV strain F−2.86W12 cells29179401.272.54W12 cells2.54Keratinocytes291804000.00KeratinocytesB-actin control27.941228.38genomic27.611485.331.00E+0520.291000001.00E+0520.321000001.00E+0424.09100001.00E+0424.12100001.00E+0328.1210001.00E+0328.0210001.00E+0232.151001.00E+0232.831001.00E+0137.6101.00E+0135.56101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0184] Gene Name sbg1565539bCONNEXIN
28Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.03colon tumor4.39colon tumor1.78colon tumor−2.10lung tumor−130.72lung tumor1.00lung tumor1.43lung tumor65.92breast tumor1.92breast tumor1.10breast tumor1.06breast tumor−1.45brain stage 5 ALZ−5.83brain stage 5 ALZ−1.31brain stage 5 ALZ−1.46brain stage 5 ALZ1.08lung 24 COPD−9.84lung 28 COPD−9.84lung 23 COPD1.65asthmatic lung1.55asthmatic lung5.83asthmatic lung1.91asthmatic lung7.39endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF0.00heart (T-1) ischemic37.16heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM0.00heart (T-3399) DCM39.18BM stim0.00osteo dif22.76OA Cartilage (pool)−1.94PBL HIV IIIB−2.29MRC5 HSV strain F−2.86W12 cells2.54


[0185] Gene Name sbg1563294acadherin


[0186] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, prostate, thymus, and trachea. The highest disease expression is seen in some of the colon and lung normal and tumor samples as well as in 2 of the asthmatic lung samples. Upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples and 1 of 4 lung tumor samples implicates this gene in cancers of the colon and lung. Upregulation in 3 of 4 asthmatic lung samples coupled with immune cell expression in indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. This gene appears to show the same expression patterns in the disease samples as 1563294b. Based on this, it is likely that these two different primer sets are amplifying the same gene.
29copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1563294a-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalcadherin1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous35.18, 34.0510.1620.4715.323.0616.34250.25Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous40, 37.0703.121.560.9652.3681.68Adipose ZenbioAdrenal Gland36.83, 37.113.633.043.340.6181.97273.36ClontechWhole Brain Clontech28.05, 27.84855.18975.02915.107.246.916319.75Fetal Brain Clontech40, 40000.000.48103.950.00Cerebellum Clontech36.55, 36.154.335.534.932.1723.04113.59Cervix40, 37.3702.591.302.4220.6626.76Colon36.27, 35.145.1310.47.772.7118.45143.27Endometrium40, 40000.000.7368.210.00Esophagus36.74, 403.8401.921.3736.5070.07Heart Clontech40, 37.0303.21.601.3237.8860.61Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum40, 40000.002.5819.380.00Jejunum34.97, 33.3811.5331.0921.316.607.58161.44Kidney40, 35.03011.15.552.1223.58130.90Liver40, 36.7303.861.931.5033.3364.33Fetal Liver Clontech32.3, 32.5260.8553.0956.9710.404.81273.89Lung33.6, 34.0627.0120.3923.702.5719.46461.09Mammary Gland32.92, 32.2441.4763.2552.3613.003.85201.38ClontechMyometrium40, 39.4800.70.352.3421.377.48Omentum34.65, 34.714.1213.6813.903.9412.69176.40Ovary35.24, 37.089.753.116.434.3411.5274.08Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland35.56, 36.737.983.875.935.489.1254.06Placenta Clontech34.66, 36.113.995.729.865.269.5193.68Prostate32.65, 33.3148.8332.3840.613.0016.67676.75Rectum36.01, 406.0303.021.2340.65122.56Salivary Gland36.61, 35.774.1575.587.316.8438.13ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 37.8401.930.971.2639.6838.29ClontechSkin40, 38.0401.710.861.2141.3235.33Small Intestine36.86, 403.5601.780.9851.0790.91ClontechSpleen33.78, 34.6724.1813.8919.044.9210.16193.45Stomach40, 35.960.376.223.302.7318.3260.35Testis Clontech40, 36.6604.042.020.5787.87177.50Thymus Clontech30, 29.53254.19341.24297.729.895.061505.13Thyroid36.28, 35.315.19.347.222.7718.05130.32Trachea Clontech31.45, 30.55103.03180.44141.749.715.15729.84Urinary Bladder35.12, 34.310.5417.514.025.479.14128.15Uterus33.99, 34.3721.2116.8119.015.349.36178.00genomic27.381297.04b-actin28.45666.411.00E+0520.541000001.00E+0520.491000001.00E+0423.66100001.00E+0424.02100001.00E+0327.8310001.00E+0327.4510001.00E+0232.081001.00E+0232.231001.00E+0133.15101.00E+0136.57101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1563294a-(GSKGOItotalDiseasecadherinidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194130.45272.65545.30colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194029.54466.79933.58colon tumor1.71colon normal GW98-1782208032.11102.37204.74colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206030.73232.2464.40colon tumor2.27colon normal GW98-5612351431.25170.2340.40colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351325.385486.8210973.64colon tumor32.24colon normal GW98-8942469131.16180.03360.06colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469031.44151.77303.54colon tumor−1.19lung normal GW98-32074226.233322.516645.02lung normallung tumor GW98-22074128.131078.212156.42lung tumor−3.08lung normal GW97-1792067728.53847.921695.84lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067625.64821.549643.08lung tumor5.69lung normal GW98-1652192226.552749.535499.06lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192125.196129.412258.80lung tumor2.23lung normal GW98-2822258426.143498.086996.16lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258328.57832.531665.06lung tumor−4.20breast normal GW00-3922875029.87385.61385.61breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874630.46272.26544.52breast tumor1.41breast normal GW00-4132879830.67240.34240.34breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879730.48268.96537.92breast tumor2.24breast normal GW00-27592-9530.45273.76273.76breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9130.21315.33315.33breast tumor1.15231:234breast normal GW98-6212365629.69427.33854.66breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365530.06345.05690.10breast tumor−1.24brain normal BB99-5422550727.81311.062622.12brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550927.431626.563253.12brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554630.13330.31660.62brain normalbrain stage 52550229.06622.621245.24brain stage 5 ALZ−1.75ALZ BB99-874brain stage 52550327.072020.764041.52brain stage 5 ALZ1.86ALZ BB99-887brain stage 52550428.161058.412116.82brain stage 5 ALZ−1.03ALZ BB99-862brain stage 52554228.29978.871957.74brain stage 5 ALZ−1.11ALZ BB99-927CT lungnormal28.86699.641399.28CT lung Nmllung 26normal27.671416.44lung 26 Nmllung 27normal31.28167.59167.59lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD31.37158.47158.47lung 24 COPD4.02lung 28COPD31.09187.38187.38lung 28 COPD−3.40lung 23COPD29.49482.41482.41lung 23 COPD−1.32lung 25normal30.05346.64346.64lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932128.32965.18965.18asthmatic lung1.51asthmatic lung ODO34332932327.741354.632709.26asthmatic lung4.25asthmatic lung ODO33972932228.081112.712225.42asthmatic lung3.49asthmatic lung ODO49282932528.131075.222150.44asthmatic lung3.37endo cellscontrol4000.00endo cellsendo VEGF35.7911.6411.64endo VEGF11.64endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF0.00heart Clontechnormal35.8910.9321.86heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941731.1186.02372.04heart (T-1)17.02ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942231.91115.38230.76heart (T-14) non-10.56obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942630.71234.8469.60heart (T-3399)21.48DCMadenoid GW99-2692616227.781325.32650.60adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258226.942181.14362.20tonsilT cells PC003142845330.14328.5657.00T cellsPBMNC34.0632.4132.41PBMNCmonocyte32.1103.22206.44monocyteB cells PC006652845530.49266.46532.92B cellsdendritic cells2844129.8400.89801.78dendritic cellsneutrophils2844028.31966.8966.80neutrophilseosinophils2844629.5478.06956.12eosinophilsBM unstim31.09187.47187.47BM unstimBM stimtreated31.53144.53144.53BM stim−1.30osteo diftreated36.76.786.78osteo dif1.20osteo undif375.675.67osteo undifchondrocytes33.7937.9694.90chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946229.29543.87543.87OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946130.73231.25462.50OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846430.01354.05708.10OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846630.19319.47638.94RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846729.59454.45908.90RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847530.26306.51613.02RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921730.44274.99274.99OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory30.58253.73507.46OA boneOA bone Sampl 2J. Emory29.5478.67957.34OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal29.84392.34784.68Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA32.4484.12168.24OA Cartilage−4.66(pool)PBL unifected2844130.99198.67397.34PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844231.5146.74293.48PBL HIV IIIB−1.35MRC5 uninfected (100%)2915834.3926.5253.04MRC5uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917835.3714.9229.84MRC5 HSV−1.78strain FW12 cells2917930.15325.42650.84W12 cells−1.01Keratinocytes2918030.14327.34654.68KeratinocytesB-actin control28.071118.54genomic27.261802.461.00E+0520.951000001.00E+0520.951000001.00E+0424.15100001.00E+0423.99100001.00E+0327.6210001.00E+0327.510001.00E+0232.651001.00E+0232.291001.00E+0136.41101.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0187] Gene Name sbg1563294acadherin
30Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.71colon tumor2.27colon tumor32.24colon tumor−1.19lung tumor−3.08lung tumor5.69lung tumor2.23lung tumor−4.20breast tumor1.41breast tumor2.24breast tumor1.15breast tumor−1.24brain stage 5 ALZ−1.75brain stag 5 ALZ1.86brain stage 5 ALZ−1.03brain stage 5 ALZ−1.11lung 24 COPD−4.02lung 28 COPD−3.40lung 23 COPD−1.32asthmatic lung1.51asthmatic lung4.25asthmatic lung3.49asthmatic lung3.37endo VEGF11.64endo bFGF0.00heart (T-1) ischemia17.02heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM10.56heart (T-3399) DCM21.48BM stim−1.30osteo dif1.20OA Cartilage (pool)−4.66PBL HIV IIIB−1.35MRC5 HSV strain F−1.78W12 cells−1.01


[0188] Gene Name sbg1563294bcadherin


[0189] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the adrenal gland, whole brain, fetal brain, pancreas, hypothalamus, and the testis. Additional high expression is seen in the endometrium, esophagus, heart, liver, pancreas, rectum, and small intestine. This normal expression pattern suggests that this gene may be involved in certain metabolic disorders. The highest disease expression is seen in some of the colon, lung, and breast normal and tumor samples as well as in the asthmatic lung samples and the adenoid and tonsil. Large upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples is sufficient to make a claim for colon cancer. Upregulation in 1 of 4 lung tumor samples implicates this gene in cancer of the lung. Upregulation in 3 of 4 asthmatic lung samples coupled with immune cell expression in indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs and the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV and HSV. This gene appears to show the same expression patterns in the disease samples as 1563294a. Based on this, it is likely that these two different primer sets are amplifying the same gene.
31copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1563294b-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalcadherin1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous37.49, 35.731.364.272.823.0616.3446.00Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose35.02, 36.176.83.225.010.9652.36262.30ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech33.03, 33.1325.0323.4524.240.6181.971986.89Whole Brain Clontech28.46, 28.38494.81521.62508.227.246.913509.77Fetal Brain Clontech33.31, 33.7720.8215.4218.120.48103.951883.58Cerebellum Clontech34.14, 3412.1213.2212.672.1723.04291.94Cervix34.5, 35.149.556.297.922.4220.66163.64Colon34.01, 33.6713.216.3914.802.7118.45272.97Endometrium34.01, 34.2713.1711.1212.150.7368.21828.44Esophagus33.36, 33.2420.1621.7420.951.3736.50764.60Heart Clontech33.64, 33.5916.7317.3217.031.3237.88644.89Hypothalamus34.93, 33.87.2415.1111.180.32155.281735.25Ileum34.29, 34.0410.9812.9411.962.5819.38231.78Jejunum33.16, 3522.966.9114.946.607.58113.14Kidney34.08, 34.2612.6111.211.912.1223.58280.78Liver33.38, 33.1219.8423.6121.731.5033.33724.17Fetal Liver Clontech33.88, 33.2814.3321.1417.7410.404.8185.26Lung33.73, 33.6715.8116.4216.122.5719.46313.52Mammary Gland34.75, 34.818.17.797.9513.003.8530.56ClontechMyometrium33.89, 34.2514.2511.2612.762.3421.37272.54Omentum34.44, 34.429.9510.0610.013.9412.69126.97Ovary33.31, 33.2620.7621.5421.154.3411.52243.66Pancreas33.39, 33.8619.7614.517.130.8161.801058.71Head of Pancreas34.03, 34.113.0312.4412.741.5731.85405.57Parotid Gland34.76, 34.148.0912.0710.085.489.1291.97Placenta Clontech34.55, 33.519.2418.2313.745.269.51130.56Prostate33.38, 33.8619.914.5217.213.0016.67286.83Rectum33.28, 33.6921.2616.2218.741.2340.65761.79Salivary Gland Clontech34, 34.313.2310.8712.057.316.8482.42Skeletal Muscle33.67, 33.9816.4513.3814.921.2639.68591.87ClontechSkin34.09, 34.1612.4511.912.181.2141.32503.10Small Intestine Clontech33.85, 33.5414.5917.8616.230.9851.07828.65Spleen33.41, 34.4219.4810.0414.764.9210.16150.00Stomach33.27, 34.2521.2811.2416.262.7318.32297.80Testis Clontech33.14, 33.1823.2322.6622.950.5787.872016.26Thymus Clontech31.43, 31.7470.9758.1764.579.895.06326.44Thyroid34.02, 33.5513.0917.7815.442.7718.05278.61Trachea Clontech33.46, 33.5818.8117.3818.109.715.1593.18Urinary Bladder34.01, 33.9913.1613.3213.245.479.14121.02Uterus32.8, 33.112923.7226.365.349.36246.82genomic27.371004.18b-actin28.24569.861.00E+0520.351000001.00E+0520.421000001.00E+0423.72100001.00E+0423.91100001.00E+0327.3110001.00E+0327.2910001.00E+0231.211001.00E+0230.741001.00E+0133.19−11.00E+0133.15−11.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1563294b-(GSKGOItotalDiseasecadherinidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194130.36297.32594.64colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194030.25316.19632.38colon tumor1.06colon normal GW98-1782208032.9468.78137.56colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206031.16189.21378.42colon tumor2.75colon normal GW98-5612351431.86126.77253.54colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351325.953631.237262.46colon tumor28.64colon normal GW98-8942469131.23181.79363.58colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469032.3993.93187.86colon tumor−1.94lung normal GW98-32074226.772287.74575.40lung normallung tumor GW98-22074128.7763.181526.36lung tumor−3.00lung normal GW97-1792067729.12600.921201.84lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067626.392830.925661.84lung tumor4.71lung normal GW98-1652192227.181811.383622.76lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192125.74187.418374.82lung tumor2.31lung normal GW98-2822258426.432772.295544.58lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258329.05624.921249.84lung tumor−4.44breast normal GW00-3922875030.07351.94351.94breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874630.38294.08588.16breast tumor1.67breast normal GW00-4132879831.2185.02185.02breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879730.11343.21686.42breast tumor3.71breast normal GW00-27592-9531.1195.26195.26breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9130.83228.5228.50breast tumor1.17231:234breast normal GW98-6212365630.07350.88701.76breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365531.01205.73411.46breast tumor−1.71brain normal BB99-5422550728.3958.121916.24brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550927.981148.552297.10brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554630.32304.77609.54brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550229.57465.37930.74brain stage 5 ALZ−1.73874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550327.371624.723249.44brain stage 5 ALZ2.02887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550428.231000.082000.16brain stage 5 ALZ1.24862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554228.66783.141566.28brain stage 5 ALZ−1.03927CT lungnormal28.86698.251396.50CT lung Nmllung 26normal29.32536.67lung 26 Nmllung 27normal32.23102.91102.91lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD32.8273.5173.51lung 24 COPD−7.79lung 28COPD32.07113.08113.08lung 28 COPD−5.06lung 23COPD30.17330.88330.88lung 23 COPD−1.73lung 25normal30.91217.57217.57lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung2932128.81716.54716.54asthmatic lung1.25ODO3112asthmatic lung2932327.551463.972927.94asthmatic lung5.12ODO3433asthmatic lung2932228.041112.342224.68asthmatic lung3.89ODO3397asthmatic lung2932528.081084.622169.24asthmatic lung3.79ODO4928endo cellscontrol4000.00endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF0.00heart Clontechnormal35.2318.7837.56heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941731.14191.53383.06heart (T-1)10.20ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942231.71138.24276.48heart (T-14) non-7.36obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942630.96211.99423.98heart (T-3399)11.29DCMadenoid GW99-2692616227.861230.522461.04adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258226.752315.54631.00tonsilT cells PC003142845330.22322.85645.70T cellsPBMNC34.3231.5331.53PBMNCmonocyte32.8871.25142.50monocyteB cells PC006652845530.67250.35500.70B cellsdendritic cells2844130.26314.6629.20dendritic cellsneutrophils2844028.51851.25851.25neutrophilseosinophils2844630.2326.41652.82eosinophilsBM unstim31.78133.15133.15BM unstimBM stimtreated31.77133.52133.52BM stim1.00osteo diftreated37.285.865.86osteo dif−1.16osteo undif37.036.776.77osteo undifchondrocytes33.0664.39160.98chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946229.57465.45465.45OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946131.15190.41380.82OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846430.1346.02692.04OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846630.81230.7461.40RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846729.68438.8877.60RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847530.54269.5539.00RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921731.25179.99179.99OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory30.88222.01444.02OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory29.91384.53769.06OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal30.22322.99645.98Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA32.970.57141.14OA Cartilage−4.58(pool)PBL unifected2844130.47280.4560.80PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844231.96120.33240.66PBL HIV IIIB−2.33MRC5 uninfected2915834.528.4856.96MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F291784000.00MRC5 HSV−56.96strain FW12 cells2917930.42288.67577.34W12 cells1.07Keratinocytes2918030.54268.96537.92KeratinocytesB-actin control27.741315.45genomic27.181811.291.00E+0520.881000001.00E+0520.751000001.00E+0423.99100001.00E+0423.9100001.00E+0327.5410001.00E+0327.3110001.00E+0231.421001.00E+0232.091001.00E+0138.05101.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0190] Gene Name sbg1563294bcadherin
32Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.06colon tumor2.75colon tumor28.64colon tumor−1.94lung tumor−3.00lung tumor4.71lung tumor2.31lung tumor−4.44breast tumor1.67breast tumor3.71breast tumor1.17breast tumor−1.71brain stage 5 ALZ−1.73brain stage 5 ALZ2.02brain stage 5 ALZ1.24brain stage 5 ALZ−1.03lung 24 COPD−7.79lung 28 COPD−5.06lung 23 COPD−1.73asthmatic lung1.25asthmatic lung5.12asthmatic lung3.89asthmatic lung3.79endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF0.00heart (T-1) ischemic10.20heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM7.36heart (T-3399) DCM11.29BM stim1.00osteo dif−1.16OA Cartilage (pool)−4.58PBL HIV IIIB−2.33MRC5 HSV strain F−56.96W12 cells1.07


[0191] Gene Name sbg1563509ECM


[0192] Moderate to high overall expression. This gene is expressed fairly ubiquitously throughout most of the normal tissues. The highest normal expression is seen in the lung, fetal liver, and mammary gland while the lowest normal expression is seen in the adrenal, fetal brain, hypothalamus, head of pancreas, skeletal muscle, and the testis. The highest disease expression is seen in some of the normal and tumor lung samples and in the OA and RA synovium samples. Downregulation in 1 of 4 lung tumor samples suggests a potential role in cancer of the lung. Upregulation of 1 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in breast cancer. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs and the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV and HSV. High expression in the OA and RA synovium samples with corroborating immune cell expression implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
33copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1563509ECM1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous30.38, 30.22142.77157.17149.973.0616.342450.49Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose33.18, 33.0625.3827.3226.350.9652.361379.58ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 4000.660.330.6181.9727.05Whole Brain Clontech28.64, 28.64416.91417.36417.147.246.912880.77Fetal Brain Clontech40, 400.6100.310.48103.9531.70Cerebellum Clontech40, 37.1102.261.132.1723.0426.04Cervix31.79, 31.9659.7153.8556.782.4220.661173.14Colon32.07, 31.650.2767.2558.762.7118.451084.13Endometrium33.39, 35.8122.35.0213.660.7368.21931.79Esophagus32.84, 33.0831.3427.0529.201.3736.501065.51Heart Clontech32.16, 32.9247.5429.7838.661.3237.881464.39Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum30.79, 30.95111.17100.57105.872.5819.382051.74Jejunum30.98, 30.3598.76145.23122.006.607.58924.20Kidney33.39, 32.6822.3634.5528.462.1223.58671.11Liver33.58, 32.9819.8128.7724.291.5033.33809.67Fetal Liver Clontech27.68, 27.62752.33780.99766.6610.404.813685.87Lung29.72, 29.24214.26288.46251.362.5719.464890.27Mammary Gland27.58, 27.41802.77889.8846.2913.003.853254.94ClontechMyometrium31.3, 31.2680.8882.881.842.3421.371748.72Omentum31.16, 30.4988.32133.39110.863.9412.691406.79Ovary29.81, 29.17202.59300.28251.444.3411.522896.72Pancreas34.04, 34.5814.9410.7512.850.8161.80793.88Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland30.91, 31.08102.792.6897.695.489.12891.33Placenta Clontech31.84, 31.9358.0754.8656.475.269.51536.74Prostate34.37, 34.5112.2411.1711.713.0016.67195.08Rectum32.07, 32.3850.4141.5846.001.2340.651869.72Salivary Gland Clontech32.14, 31.548.3871.4459.917.316.84409.78Skeletal Muscle40, 34.7209.814.911.2639.68194.64ClontechSkin34.2, 33.3613.5522.7218.141.2141.32749.38Small Intestine Clontech40, 35.180.597.414.000.9851.07204.29Spleen30.31, 30.31149.25149.43149.344.9210.161517.68Stomach33.04, 33.1627.7925.7526.772.7318.32490.29Testis Clontech40, 400.940.740.840.5787.8773.81Thymus Clontech29.38, 29.2263.89296.27280.089.895.061415.98Thyroid31.72, 31.962.4855.959.192.7718.051068.41Trachea Clontech30.31, 29.88148.77194.55171.669.715.15883.93Urinary Bladder32.11, 31.4749.2672.8861.075.479.14558.23Uterus31.42, 30.7775.27112.1193.695.349.36877.25genomic26.841263.86b-actin28.08588.351.00E+0519.861000001.00E+05201000001.00E+0423.16100001.00E+0423.17100001.00E+0326.8710001.00E+0326.6510001.00E+0232.211001.00E+0232.051001.00E+0140101.00E+0133.56101.00E+004011.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1563509ECMidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194126.322332.214664.42colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194025.443916.427832.84colon tumor1.68colon normal GW98-1782208028.98482.04964.08colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206029.93275.13550.26colon tumor−1.75colon normal GW98-5612351429.66322.03644.06colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351328.47651.691303.38colon tumor2.02colon normal GW98-8942469128.51635.181270.36colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469029.67320.97641.94colon tumor−1.98lung normal GW98-32074223.512376.9524753.90lung normallung tumor GW98-22074129.25409.4818.80lung tumor−30.23lung normal GW97-1792067725.124727.389454.76lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067623.6511323.0722646.14lung tumor2.40lung normal GW98-1652192224.128559.317118.60lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192124.138529.6217059.24lung tumor−1.00lung normal GW98-2822258426.182520.395040.78lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258324.287787.4415574.88lung tumor3.09breast normal GW00-3922875025.244414.624414.62breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874626.182521.925043.84breast tumor1.14breast normal GW00-4132879828859.75859.75breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879728.18773.071546.14breast tumor1.80breast normal GW00-27592-9529.09451.71451.71breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9125.214489.314489.31breast tumor9.94231:234breast normal GW98-6212365624.019115.6118231.22breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365526.312333.674667.34breast tumor−3.91brain normal BB99-5422550731.35118.13236.26brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550931.59103.02206.04brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554632.2370.46140.92brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550231.03143.12286.24brain stage 5 ALZ1.47874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550330.04257.7515.40brain stage 5 ALZ2.65887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550430.68176.24352.48brain stage 5 ALZ1.81862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554230.85158.78317.56brain stage 5 ALZ1.63927CT lungnormal26.512080.424160.84CT lung Nmllung 26normal27.531136.99lung 26 Nmllung 27normal27.621076.861076.86lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD27.671044.371044.37lung 24 COPD−2.14lung 28COPD27.311293.451293.45lung 28 COPD−1.73lung 23COPD27.731008.191008.19lung 23 COPD−2.22lung 25normal27.091476.731476.73lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932128.59607.37607.37asthmatic lung−3.68asthmatic lung ODO34332932326.781774.993549.98asthmatic lung1.59asthmatic lung ODO339729322262814.565629.12asthmatic lung2.52asthmatic lung ODO49282932526.691867.053734.10asthmatic lung1.67endo cellscontrol29.39377.18377.18endo cellsendo VEGF29.2422.38422.38endo VEGF1.12endo bFGF30.87157.65157.65endo bFGF−2.39heart Clontechnormal30.26225.09450.18heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941726.681885.23770.40heart (T-1)8.38ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942226.442160.244320.48heart (T-14) non-9.60obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942626.042749.865499.72heart (T-3399)12.22DCMadenoid GW99-2692616228.03842.761685.52adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258227.99867.511735.02tonsilT cells PC003142845335.1612.4424.88T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte35.758.7617.52monocyteB cells PC006652845536.196.7413.48B cellsdendritic cells284414000.00dendritic cellsneutrophils2844033.435.1735.17neutrophilseosinophils2844634.2121.7843.56eosinophilsBM unstim35.589.79.70BM unstimBM stimtreated34.2621.0821.08BM stim2.17osteo diftreated29.54345.54345.54osteo dif−1.27osteo undif29.14438.01438.01osteo undifchondrocytes26.032766.866917.15chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946224.158414.278414.27OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946125.174607.959215.90OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846423.5511981.4223962.84OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846624.985127.110254.20RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846724.228086.5316173.06RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847525.084839.859679.70RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921728.59605.78605.78OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory27.671043.142086.28OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory27.8969.071938.14OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal26.062714.125428.24Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA26.452156.84313.60OA Cartilage−1.26(pool)PBL unifected2844129.88282.45564.90PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844234.3220.440.80PBL HIV IIIB−13.85MRC5 uninfected2915829.36385.52771.04MRC5(100%)uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917832.4960.36120.72MRC5 HSV−6.39strain FW12 cells2917932.175.78151.56W12 cells−1.30Keratinocytes2918031.6698.45196.90KeratinocytesB-actin control28.06828.85genomic27.221362.281.00E+0520.11000001.00E+0520.321000001.00E+0423.72100001.00E+0423.67100001.00E+0327.6110001.00E+0327.2910001.00E+0232.121001.00E+0231.321001.00E+014001.00E+0135.78101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0193] Gene Name sbg1563509ECM
34Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.68colon tumor−1.75colon tumor2.02colon tumor−1.98lung tumor−30.23lung tumor2.40lung tumor−1.00lung tumor3.09breast tumor1.14breast tumor1.80breast tumor9.94breast tumor−3.91brain stage 5 ALZ1.47brain stage 5 ALZ2.65brain stage 5 ALZ1.81brain stage 5 ALZ1.63lung 24 COPD−2.14lung 28 COPD−1.73lung 23 COPD−2.22asthmatic lung−3.68asthmatic lung1.59asthmatic lung2.52asthmatic lung1.67endo VEGF1.12endo bFGF−2.39heart (T-1) ischemic8.38heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM9.60heart (T-3399) DCM12.22BM stim2.17osteo dif−1.27OA Cartilage (pool)−1.26PBL HIV IIIB−13.85MRC5 HSV strain F−6.39W12 cells−1.30


[0194] Gene Name sbg1552159Serprotease


[0195] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, fetal brain, thymus, and testis. The highest disease expression is seen in the some of the normal counterparts of both the lung and breast tumor samples as well as in three of the asthmatic lung samples. Significant downregulation in 1 of 4 lung tumor samples and 1 of 4 breast tumor samples is sufficient to claim involvement in lung and breast cancer. Upregulation in 3 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Upregulation in 3 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the neutrophils indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulated in the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs and the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV and HSV. Downregulation in the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HPV.
35copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1552159-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalSerprotease1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous36.04, 34.5910.1723.616.893.0616.34275.90Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 400.1600.080.9652.364.19ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech27.89, 27.711131.621253.561192.597.246.918236.12Fetal Brain Clontech36.08, 35.629.9513.0211.490.48103.951193.87Cerebellum Clontech37.52, 404.3402.172.1723.0450.00Cervix36.03, 37.0810.225.67.912.4220.66163.43Colon34.81, 4020.71010.362.7118.45191.05Endometrium40, 40000.000.7368.210.00Esophagus36.796.5903.301.3736.50120.26Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum36.49, 36.397.848.338.092.5819.38156.69Jejunum32.83, 34.0265.2632.6848.976.607.58370.98Kidney36.08, 35.489.9614.1212.042.1223.58283.96Liver35.97, 4010.6220.5715.601.5033.33519.83Fetal Liver Clontech33.01, 33.6658.7840.3949.5910.404.81238.39Lung33.21, 33.1952.2852.8652.572.5719.461022.76Mammary Gland32.97, 32.1360.197.4778.7913.003.85303.02ClontechMyometrium34.29, 33.5728.142.4135.262.3421.37753.31Omentum40, 35.08017.798.903.9412.69112.88Ovary34.1, 33.7831.2237.6734.454.3411.52396.83Pancreas36.9, 406.2103.110.8161.80191.90Head of Pancreas40, 35.98010.585.291.5731.85168.47Parotid Gland36.02, 36.2910.338.89.575.489.1287.27Placenta Clontech35.77, 4011.8905.955.269.5156.51Prostate40, 36.1309.74.853.0016.6780.83Rectum40, 40000.001.2340.650.00Salivary Gland Clontech39.51, 35.161.3716.919.147.316.8462.52Skeletal Muscle36.29, 36.688.827.057.941.2639.68314.88ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen33.79, 35.7737.5211.8924.714.9210.16251.07Stomach37.88, 37.813.533.673.602.7318.3265.93Testis Clontech35.14, 34.7717.1221.2519.190.5787.871685.85Thymus Clontech29.65, 29.15409.27547.64478.469.895.062418.88Thyroid36.32, 408.6404.322.7718.0577.98Trachea Clontech32.97, 35.2460.1916.1738.189.715.15196.60Urinary Bladder36.78, 36.336.658.617.635.479.1469.74Uterus33.46, 33.0945.1755.9150.545.349.36473.22genomic27.521400.32b-actin28.071019.351.00E+0520.411000001.00E+0520.421000001.00E+0423.86100001.00E+0424.03100001.00E+0327.7210001.00E+0327.9110001.00E+02321001.00E+0232.121001.00E+0136.2101.00E+0136.36101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC40−1NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1552159-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseSerproteaseidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194131.77108.85217.70colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194032.9556.73113.46colon tumor−1.92colon normal GW98-1782208034.1429.3758.74colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206033.7935.6171.22colon tumor1.21colon normal GW98-5612351431.9996.4192.80colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351331.61119.45238.90colon tumor1.24colon normal GW98-8942469132.668.97137.94colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469033.7736.172.20colon tumor−1.91lung normal GW98-32074227.731017.762035.52lung normallung tumor GW98-22074134.2827.2154.42lung tumor−37.40lung normal GW97-1792067731.15153.55307.10lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067629.11474.86949.72lung tumor3.09lung normal GW98-1652192227.221351.962703.92lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192129.62357.43714.86lung tumor−3.78lung normal GW98-2822258430.8186.98373.96lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258328.49670.411340.82lung tumor3.59breast normal GW00-3922875030.06280.28280.28breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874628.92526.381052.76breast tumor3.76breast normal GW00-4132879831.84104.84104.84breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879732.1290.02180.04breast tumor1.72breast normal GW00-27592-9533.3545.6545.65breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9131.57121.62121.62breast tumor2.66231:234breast normal GW98-6212365628.87542.391084.78breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365533.9133.466.80breast tumor−16.24brain normal BB99-5422550729.48386.14772.28brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550929.99291.64583.28brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554631.2149.66299.32brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550230.16265.84531.68brain stage 5 ALZ−1.04874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550328.088401680.00brain stage 5 ALZ3.05887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550428.53655.611311.22brain stage 5 ALZ2.38862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554228.08837.241674.48brain stage 5 ALZ3.04927CT lungnormal30.05282.31564.62CT lung Nmllung 26normal30.85181.53lung 26 Nmllung 27normal33.4543.1943.19lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD31.01166.35166.35lung 24 COPD−1.34lung 28COPD32.8360.6960.69lung 28 COPD−3.68lung 23COPD32.1488.7988.79lung 23 COPD−2.52lung 25normal32.7762.6562.65lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932132.7762.8362.83asthmatic lung−3.56asthmatic lung ODO34332932327.591100.32200.60asthmatic lung9.85asthmatic lung ODO33972932227.93914.581829.16asthmatic lung8.18asthmatic lung ODO49282932529.21449.51899.02asthmatic lung4.02endo cellscontrol36.259.189.18endo cellsendo VEGF35.4514.2714.27endo VEGF1.55endo bFGF3610.4910.49endo bFGF1.14heart Clontechnormal32.4475.33150.66heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941732.286172.00heart (T-1)1.14ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942231.72112.13224.26heart (T-14) non-1.49obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942632.0195.37190.74heart (T-3399)1.27DCMadenoid GW99-2692616232.5770.26140.52adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258232.1887.15174.30tonsilT cells PC003142845336.338.7917.58T cellsPBMNC35.1916.4216.42PBMNCmonocyte39.031.973.94monocyteB cells PC006652845533.3146.6293.24B cellsdendritic cells2844130.84182.9365.80dendritic cellsneutrophils2844029.11475.18475.18neutrophilseosinophils2844632.0991.35182.70eosinophilsBM unstim32.7962.0662.06BM unstimBM stimtreated3518.2518.25BM stim−3.40osteo diftreated32.6168.3868.38osteo dif9.29osteo undif36.657.367.36osteo undifchondrocytes33.6638.4196.03chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946229.28431.45431.45OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946131.12156.26312.52OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846430.2260.25520.50OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846631.27143.47286.94RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846729.55372.02744.04RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847531.04162.93325.86RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921731.88102.61102.61OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory29.15463.55927.10OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory32.2285.12170.24OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal29.1477.1954.20Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA31.42132.47264.94OA Cartilage (pool)−3.60PBL unifected2844135.7811.8623.72PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB284424000.00PBL HIV IIIB−23.72MRC5 uninfected2915829.8323.53647.06MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917832.572.82145.64MRC5 HSV strain−4.44FW12 cells2917934.6322.3944.78W12 cells−8.73Keratinocytes2918030.72195.4390.80KeratinocytesB-actin control27.321277.66genomic27.011519.421.00E+0519.851000001.00E+0519.831000001.00E+0423.23100001.00E+0423.32100001.00E+0327.2710001.00E+0327.1110001.00E+0233.061001.00E+0231.781001.00E+0139.91101.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0196] Gene Name sbg1552159Serprotease
36Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.92colon tumor1.21colon tumor1.24colon tumor−1.91lung tumor−37.40lung tumor3.09lung tumor−3.78lung tumor3.59breast tumor3.76breast tumor1.72breast tumor2.66breast tumor−16.24brain stage 5 ALZ−1.04brain stage 5 ALZ3.05brain stage 5 ALZ2.38brain stage 5 ALZ3.04lung 24 COPD−1.34lung 28 COPD−3.68lung 23 COPD−2.52asthmatic lung−3.56asthmatic lung9.85asthmatic lung8.18asthmatic lung4.02endo VEGF1.55endo bFGF1.14heart (T-1) ischemic1.14heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM1.49heart (T-3399) DCM1.27BM stim−3.40osteo dif9.29OA Cartilage (pool)−3.60PBL HIV IIIB−23.72MRC5 HSV strain F−4.44W12 cells−8.73


[0197] Gene Name sbg1551159thymosinb4


[0198] High overall expression. This gene is expressed fairly ubiquitously in the normal samples with the highest levels of expression seen in the whole brain, endometrium, myometrium, rectum, spleen, uterus, and thymus. This gene is also expressed fairly ubiquitously in the disease samples with the highest levels of expression seen in the uninfected and infected PBLs. Upregulation in 2 of 4 colon tumor samples and 1 of 4 breast tumor samples is sufficient to claim that this gene may be involved in cancers of the colon and breast. Upregulation in 1 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in all of the inflammatory immune cells indicates a possible involvement in asthma Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Downregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV. High expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in all of the inflammatory immune cells implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
37copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1551159-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalthymosinb41 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous21.19, 21.244954.064785.484869.773.0616.3479571.41Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose25.39, 22.19315.452561.931438.690.9652.3675324.08ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech26.25, 24.62180.52522.51351.520.6181.9728812.70Whole Brain Clontech17.83, 17.6544488.8450016.5647252.707.246.91326330.80Fetal Brain Clontech25.1, 25.27381.07343.03362.050.48103.9537635.14Cerebellum Clontech23.91, 23.79830.52902.3866.412.1723.0419963.36Cervix22.08, 21.632754.73698.843226.772.4220.6666668.80Colon21.03, 21.045474.845453.745464.292.7118.45100817.16Endometrium21.96, 21.862977.383184.043080.710.7368.21210143.93Esophagus23.64, 23.34996.911210.041103.481.3736.5040272.81Heart Clontech26.02, 24.86209.22447.18328.201.3237.8812431.82Hypothalamus27.41, 27.2784.3692.3188.340.32155.2813716.61Ileum21.97, 21.542968.683928.493448.592.5819.3866833.04Jejunum20.44, 20.448089.148083.858086.506.607.5861261.33Kidney23.14, 22.111375.782708.162041.972.1223.5848159.67Liver24.97, 24.79416.5467.07441.791.5033.3314726.17Fetal Liver Clontech19.45, 19.3415432.9716557.7315995.3510.404.8176900.72Lung21.26, 21.54731.174046.454388.812.5719.4685385.41Mammary Gland19.29, 19.2617125.1917464.0217294.6113.003.8566517.71ClontechMyometrium20.82, 20.286308.048972.57640.272.3421.37163253.63Omentum20.59, 20.267310.619084.238197.423.9412.69104028.17Ovary21.51, 21.224019.44853.944436.674.3411.5251113.71Pancreas26.01, 26.25210.39179.95195.170.8161.8012062.42Head of Pancreas26.2, 25.66185.8265.23225.521.5731.857182.01Parotid Gland22.42, 21.992213.282931.582572.435.489.1223471.08Placenta Clontech22.43, 22.482194.882126.182160.535.269.5120537.36Prostate22.82, 22.961695.791547.571621.683.0016.6727028.00Rectum22.21, 22.052541.482810.642676.061.2340.65108782.93Salivary Gland Clontech22.03, 21.672852.393620.43236.407.316.8422136.76Skeletal Muscle27.39, 27.1385.16100.9693.061.2639.683692.86ClontechSkin24.27, 23.9656.73838.66747.701.2141.3230896.49Small Intestin Clontech26.86, 26.49121.18154.25137.720.9851.077033.45Spleen19.49, 19.4315003.1815611.7315307.464.9210.16155563.57Stomach22.35, 21.822318.263278.552798.412.7318.3251252.84Testis Clontech28.06, 27.4754.9981.1968.090.5787.875983.30Thymus Clontech17.45, 17.1857052.568169.7162611.119.895.06316537.44Thyroid23.74, 23.27931.951264.881098.422.7718.0519826.99Trachea Clontech21.56, 21.253883.734744.744314.249.715.1522215.42Urinary Bladder20.54, 20.197555.889539.878547.885.479.1478134.14Uterus19.53, 19.1314625.1619031.6616828.415.349.36157569.38genomic23.181347.95b-actin26.19186.761.00E+0517.131000001.00E+0517.011000001.00E+0419.78100001.00E+0419.89100001.00E+0323.3310001.00E+0323.2110001.00E+0227.561001.00E+0227.41001.00E+0129.22101.00E+0130.45101.00E+0035.3511.00E+0034.351NTC400NTC34.73−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1551159-(GSKGOItotalDiseasethymosinb4identifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194116.75198628.18397256.36colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194015.41792265.931584531.87colon tumor3.99colon normal GW98-1782208020.069968.3819936.77colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206016.81187186.80374373.59colon tumor18.78colon normal GW98-5612351417.6781798.86163597.71colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351317.23124293.97248587.94colon tumor1.52colon normal GW98-8942469116.49257495.16514990.32colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469015.72569314.611138629.22colon tumor2.21lung normal GW98-32074216.06399175.12798350.24lung normallung tumor GW98-22074118.5735873.2171746.43lung tumor−11.13lung normal GW97-1792067716.42276326.62552653.24lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067616.05403321.76806643.52lung tumor1.46lung normal GW98-1652192216.23335188.32670376.65lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192115.81517863.701035727.40lung tumor1.54lung normal GW98-2822258417.35110774.20221548.39lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258316.81187186.80374373.59lung tumor1.69breast normal GW00-3922875018.0557468.1057468.10breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874618.154890.07109780.14breast tumor1.91breast normal GW00-4132879817.6881034.5881034.58breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879717.16132979.44265958.88breast tumor3.28breast normal GW00-27592-9518.2846578.7746578.77breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9117.38107643.99107643.99breast tumor2.31231:234breast normal GW98-6212365617.779528.66159057.32breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365515.92461587.39923174.78breast tumor5.80brain normal BB99-5422550716.61228308.17456616.33brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550917.03150862.61301725.22brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554617.06146520.74293041.47brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550218.7131670.0963340.18brain stage 5−5.53874ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550317.06146520.74293041.47brain stage 5−1.20887ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550418.1154389.34108778.68brain stage 5−3.22862ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554217.26120757.64241515.28brain stage 5−1.45927ALZCT lungnormal16.86178186.17356372.33CT lung Nmllung 26normal18.5735873.21lung 26 Nmllung 27normal18.7331113.6431113.64lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD19.3518125.4118125.41lung 24 COPD−8.20lung 28COPD18.5835554.2135554.21lung 28 COPD−4.18lung 23COPD19.4716358.3216358.32lung 23 COPD−9.09lung 25normal18.0358534.9858534.98lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932117.08143699.90143699.90asthmatic lung−1.03asthmatic lung ODO34332932316.87176441.75352883.50asthmatic lung2.37asthmatic lung ODO33972932215.84501828.371003656.73asthmatic lung6.75asthmatic lung ODO49282932516.58235259.88470519.77asthmatic lung3.16endo cellscontrol17.3116207.60116207.60endo cellsendo VEGF17.4996945.4196945.41endo VEGF−1.20endo bFGF18.0457998.9457998.94endo bFGF−2.00heart Clontechnormal19.2919083.8538167.71heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941717.7675186.28150372.55heart (T-1)3.94ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942217.8569137.71138275.42heart (T-14) non-3.62obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942617.5393339.68186679.35heart (T-3399)4.89DCMadenoid GW99-2692616216.25328408.78656817.56adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258215.72569314.611138629.22tonsilT cells PC003142845316.39284839.38569678.76T cellsPBMNC18.0756421.8156421.81PBMNCmonocyte17.8171759.68143519.37monocyteB cells PC006652845517.27119602.70239205.39B cellsdendritic cells2844115.44767107.951534215.89dendritic cellsneutrophils2844015.11109957.391109957.39neutrophilseosinophils2844616.12375225.96750451.92eosinophilsBM unstim17.12138229.52138229.52BM unstimBM stimtreated16.1383035.13383035.13BM stim2.77osteo diftreated16.95163121.51163121.51osteo dif2.79osteo undif18.0358534.9858534.98osteo undifchondrocytes16.89173007.01432517.52chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946216.23335188.32335188.32OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946117.6285736.55171473.11OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846416.24331780.19663560.38OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846615.7581468.021162936.04RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846716.3312088.06624176.11RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847516.02416038.02832076.03RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921717.28118459.46118459.46OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory16.52249845.54499691.09OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory16.65219376.15438752.31OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal17.02152340.05304680.10Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA17.5591590.38183180.77OA Cartilage−1.66(pool)PBL unifected2844114.252902645.675805291.34PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844215.121085846.742171693.49PBL HIV IIIB−2.67MRC5 uninfected (100%)2915816.31308928.36617856.71MRC5uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917822.022122.644245.29MRC5 HSV−145.54strain FW12 cells2917917.4699746.51199493.02W12 cells−1.28Keratinocytes2918017.2127940.29255880.58KeratinocytesB-actin control25.54181.26genomic231030.66Copy number was calculated from thestandard curve run on the normal plate1.00E+051.00E+051.00E+041.00E+041.00E+031.00E+031.00E+021.00E+021.00E+011.00E+011.00E+001.00E+00NTC400.11*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0199] Gene Name sbg1551159thymosinb4
38Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor3.99colon tumor18.78colon tumor1.52colon tumor2.21lung tumor−11.13lung tumor1.46lung tumor1.54lung tumor1.69breast tumor1.91breast tumor3.28breast tumor2.31breast tumor5.80brain stage 5 ALZ−5.53brain stage 5 ALZ−1.20brain stage 5 ALZ−3.22brain stage 5 ALZ−1.45lung 24 COPD−8.20lung 28 COPD−4.18lung 23 COPD−9.09asthmatic lung−1.03asthmatic lung2.37asthmatic lung6.75asthmatic lung3.16endo VEGF−1.20endo bFGF−2.00heart (T-1) ischemic3.94heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM3.62heart (T-3399) DCM4.89BM stim2.77osteo dif2.79OA Cartilage (pool)−1.66PBL HIV IIIB−2.67MRC5 HSV strain F−145.54W12 cells−1.28


[0200] Gene Name SBh1686954.SOCS


[0201] Moderate to high overall expression. The highest disease expression is seen in the whole brain, fetal liver, and thymus. The expression of this gene in the disease samples is fairly ubiquitous with the highest expression seen in the uninfected PBLs. Upregulation in 1 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in cancer of the breast Upregulation in 2 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the eosinophils and neutrophils indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow. Downregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV. High expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in T cells, B cells, dendritic cells, eosinophils, and neutrophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
39copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalSBh1686954.SOCS1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous32.3, 32.2371.1773.8572.513.0616.341184.80Adipocyt s ZenbioSubcutaneous40, 35.35011.595.800.9652.36303.40Adipose ZenbioAdrenal Gland36.03, 407.7503.880.6181.97317.62ClontechWhole Brain Clontech23.81, 24.110980.329261.9910121.167.246.9169897.48Fetal Brain Clontech36.67, 36.095.37.466.380.48103.95663.20Cerebellum Clontech32.53, 33.2262.1141.0351.572.1723.041188.25Cervix33.29, 33.8639.3428.1333.742.4220.66697.00Colon32.35, 32.4468.7665.1966.982.7118.451235.70Endometrium34.23, 34.7622.5716.4919.530.7368.211332.20Esophagus33.87, 32.6227.8958.843.351.3736.501581.93Heart Clontech33.96, 34.9326.5614.8820.721.3237.88784.85Hypothalamus35.05, 4013.8806.940.32155.281077.64Ileum33.1, 32.2744.2972.158.202.5819.381127.81Jejunum30.33, 30.78228.25174.81201.536.607.581526.74Kidney34.57, 32.8518.4951.1934.842.1223.58821.70Liver34.31, 35.621.59.9815.741.5033.33524.67Fetal Liver Clontech27.29, 27.161395.021500.441447.7310.404.816960.24Lung32.91, 32.2749.3872.1960.792.5719.461182.59Mammary Gland29.07, 28.86483.61546.94515.2813.003.851981.83ClontechMyometrium32.22, 31.7174.6100.6487.622.3421.371872.22Omentum32.63, 32.6158.2258.9458.583.9412.69743.40Ovary31.47, 32.28116.3371.9494.144.3411.521084.50Pancreas36.97, 34.244.4322.5113.470.8161.80832.51Head of Pancreas35.86, 35.98.588.378.481.5731.85269.90Parotid Gland33.32, 32.0238.883.8261.315.489.12559.40Placenta Clontech32.27, 31.372.4128.39100.405.269.51954.33Prostate32.41, 33.2766.4440.0253.233.0016.67887.17Rectum32.22, 31.774.56101.2687.911.2340.653573.58Salivary Gland31.41, 31.63120.65105.6113.137.316.84773.77ClontechSkeletal Muscle36.03, 407.740.153.951.2639.68156.55ClontechSkin34.93, 35.0114.914.214.551.2141.32601.24Small Intestine40, 39.6230.921.960.9851.07100.10ClontechSpleen31.69, 31.36102.03124.35113.194.9210.161150.30Stomach33.11, 31.6243.83106.1975.012.7318.321373.81Testis Clontech33.57, 34.2933.421.7627.580.5787.872423.55Thymus Clontech25.01, 24.895395.445795.915595.689.895.0628289.56Thyroid33.46, 33.0935.6144.3639.992.7718.05721.75Trachea Clontech31.52, 31.18112.93138.06125.509.715.15646.22Urinary Bladder30.13, 29.48258.39378.54318.475.479.142911.01Uterus31.08, 31.12147.02143.19145.115.349.361358.66genomic27.151510.74b-actin28.33750.861.00E+0520.481000001.00E+0520.411000001.00E+0423.74100001.00E+0423.67100001.00E+0327.3310001.00E+0327.1210001.00E+0233.041001.00E+0231.661001.00E+0135.21101.00E+0135.81101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC40−1NTC400copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseaseSBh1686954.SOCSidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194125.215620.9611241.92colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194025.474871.059742.10colon tumor−1.15colon normal GW98-1782208027.81370.82741.60colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206025.494833.729667.44colon tumor3.53colon normal GW98-5612351426.343033.876067.74colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351326.183313.576627.14colon tumor1.09colon normal GW98-8942469124.966438.5312877.06colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469025.125911.8311823.66colon tumor−1.09lung normal GW98-32074225.365173.4610346.92lung normallung tumor GW98-22074126.0635407080.00lung tumor−1.46lung normal GW97-1792067724.0210757.421514.80lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067625.275443.3410886.68lung tumor−1.98lung normal GW98-1652192225.165771.1611542.32lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192125.385122.1610244.32lung tumor−1.13lung normal GW98-2822258425.25659.8611319.72lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258326.672543.145086.28lung tumor−2.23breast normal GW00-3922875026.492804.162804.16breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874626.223249.936499.86breast tumor2.32breast normal GW00-4132879828.071183.391183.39breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879725.764176.568353.12breast tumor7.06breast normal GW00-27592-9528.351014.621014.62breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9126.063531.953531.95breast tumor3.48231:234breast normal GW98-6212365625.45077.7310155.46breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365525.873922.147844.28breast tumor−1.29brain normal BB99-5422550725.155812.7811625.56brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550925.824043.668087.32brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554626.053549.957099.90brain normalbrain stage 52550226.163351.066702.12brain stage−1.33ALZ BB99-8745 ALZbrain stage 52550324.0910322.5620645.12brain stage2.31ALZ BB99-8875 ALZbrain stage 52550424.468438.1816876.36brain stage1.89ALZ BB99-8625 ALZbrain stage 52554224.817008.0514016.10brain stage1.57ALZ BB99-9275 ALZCT lungnormal27.441667.223334.44CT lung Nmllung 26normal30.89254.94lung 26 Nmllung 27normal31.43189.67189.67lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD31.8155.1155.10lung 24 COPD−8.09lung 28COPD30.1392.91392.91lung 28 COPD−3.19lung 23COPD31.25209.08209.08lung 23 COPD−6.00lung 25normal31240.09240.09lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932127.631504.341504.34asthmatic lung1.20asthmatic lung ODO34332932326.882262.284524.56asthmatic lung3.61asthmatic lung ODO33972932225.016274.0212548.04asthmatic lung10.00asthmatic lung ODO49282932526.382978.985957.96asthmatic lung4.75endo cellscontrol29.16654.47654.47endo cellsendo VEGF29.35589.28589.28endo VEGF−1.11endo bFGF29.29608.94608.94endo bFGF−1.07heart Clontechnormal31.92145.7291.40heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941725.474876.389752.76heart (T-1)33.47ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942225.275449.410898.80heart (T-14) non-37.40obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942624.976405.2612810.52heart (T-3399)43.96DCMadenoid GW99-2692616226.652571.855143.70adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258224.767176.414352.80tonsilT cells PC003142845324.468477.9416955.88T cellsPBMNC31.29204.63204.63PBMNCmonocyte32.6498.31196.62monocyteB cells PC006652845525.275432.3910864.78B cellsdendritic cells2844125.345235.7810471.56dendritic cellsneutrophils2844026.42934.132934.13neutrophilseosinophils2844627.631501.863003.72eosinophilsBM unstim31.26208.54208.54BM unstimBM stimtreated28.191107.881107.88BM stim5.31osteo diftreated28.42978.61978.61osteo dif2.72osteo undif30.26359.85359.85osteo undifchondrocytes25.794101.8910254.73chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946225.834018.194018.19OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946127.082028.254056.50OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846426.043586.447172.88OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846625.235575.7811151.56RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846725.54801.079602.14RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847525.285411.6610823.32RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921727.781384.451384.45OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory26.363001.786003.56OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory26.333061.46122.80OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal26.083495.66991.20Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA27.281817.933635.86OA Cartilage−1.92(pool)PBL unifected2844123.2816055.8432111.68PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844224.797050.6514101.30PBL HIV IIIB−2.28MRC5 uninfected2915824.727336.2314672.46MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917829.64502.361004.72MRC5 HSV strain F−14.60W12 cells2917925.135884.3511768.70W12 cells−1.36Keratinocytes2918024.568015.616031.20KeratinocytesB-actin control27.841345.71genomic27.481632.591.00E+0520.41000001.00E+0520.451000001.00E+0424.08100001.00E+0424.06100001.00E+0327.5110001.00E+0327.7510001.00E+0232.651001.00E+0232.071001.00E+0139.7101.00E+0135.14101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0202] Gene Name SBh1686954.SOCS
40Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.15colon tumor3.53colon tumor1.09colon tumor−1.09lung tumor−1.46lung tumor−1.98lung tumor−1.13lung tumor−2.23breast tumor2.32breast tumor7.06breast tumor3.48breast tumor−1.29brain stage 5 ALZ−1.33brain stage 5 ALZ2.31brain stage 5 ALZ1.89brain stage 5 ALZ1.57lung 24 COPD−8.09lung 28 COPD−3.19lung 23 COPD−6.00asthmatic lung1.20asthmatic lung3.61asthmatic lung10.00asthmatic lung4.75endo VEGF−1.11endo bFGF−1.07heart (T-1) ischemic33.47heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM37.40heart (T-3399) DCM43.96BM stim5.31osteo dif2.72OA Cartilage (pool)−1.92PBL HIV IIIB−2.28MRC5 HSV strain F−14.60W12 cells−1.36


[0203] Gene Name sbg1548844slit


[0204] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, cerebellum, and thymus. The expression in the disease samples is highly specific to most of the immune cells including the adenoid, tonsil, T cells, B cells, dendritic cells, neutrophils, eosinophils, and the uninfected peripheral blood lymphocytes. Upregulation in 3 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the immune cells indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells and the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV and HPV. High expression in the RA synovium samples with corroborating high immune cell expression implicates this gene in rheumatoid arthritis.
41copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngsbg1548844-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalslit1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous35.66, 35.2213.1217.1415.133.0616.34247.22Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 4001.150.580.6181.9747.13Whole Brain Clontech24.5, 24.4711183.1311425.0211304.087.246.9178066.82Fetal Brain Clontech40, 34.17032.3316.170.48103.951680.35Cerebellum Clontech30.27, 30.05341.45390.51365.982.1723.048432.72Cervix37.28, 35.244.9316.9110.922.4220.66225.62Colon34.68, 34.5923.7225.124.412.7118.45450.37Endometrium35.92, 4011.205.600.7368.21381.99Esophagus36.08, 34.6310.1424.4817.311.3736.50631.75Heart Clontech40, 39.7901.080.541.3237.8820.45Hypothalamus36.2, 35.949.4811.0610.270.32155.281594.72Ileum35.06, 32.3618.8596.2957.572.5819.381115.70Jejunum32.51, 33.1187.9361.2174.576.607.58564.92Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver40, 34.670.5823.9212.251.5033.33408.33Fetal Liver Clontech33.24, 32.4856.889.6973.2510.404.81352.14Lung34.9, 34.320.7229.7625.242.5719.46491.05Mammary Gland33.77, 32.0641.15115.8978.5213.003.85302.00ClontechMyometrium34.19, 32.2931.86100.9266.392.3421.371418.59Omentum36.99, 36.815.856.546.203.9412.6978.62Ovary36.31, 35.438.8315.0211.934.3411.52137.38Pancreas40, 4000.480.240.8161.8014.83Head of Pancreas40, 400.6600.331.5731.8510.51Parotid Gland34.63, 34.7224.4423.1323.795.489.12217.02Placenta Clontech35.8, 34.4412.0627.4919.785.269.51187.98Prostate40, 40000.003.0016.670.00Rectum36.18, 35.329.5916.1412.871.2340.65522.97Salivary Gland Clontech33.94, 33.9337.0437.3437.197.316.84254.38Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 36.590.567.484.021.2141.32166.12Small Intestine Clontech38.3, 38.522.652.332.490.9851.07127.17Spleen32.12, 33.2111.4357.8884.664.9210.16860.32Stomach36.39, 36.578.447.568.002.7318.32146.52Testis Clontech36.46, 35.958.0910.979.530.5787.87837.43Thymus Clontech29.65, 29.31496.27611.35553.819.895.062799.85Thyroid35.46, 4014.780.587.682.7718.05138.63Trachea Clontech33.19, 33.1158.5161.459.969.715.15308.73Urinary Bladder34.52, 4026.070.4913.285.479.14121.39Uterus35.15, 34.2217.8531.2524.555.349.36229.87genomic28.361082.56b-actin27.981361.091.00E+0520.831000001.00E+0521.281000001.00E+0424.41100001.00E+0424.5100001.00E+0328.310001.00E+0328.5910001.00E+0232.781001.00E+0232.021001.00E+0136.15101.00E+0136.09101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1548844-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseslitidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194128.081161.392322.78colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194028.55883.231766.46colon tumor−1.31colon normal GW98-1782208029.89408.18816.36colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206031.89129.04258.08colon tumor−3.16colon normal GW98-5612351428.251047.872095.74colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351330.26330.61661.22colon tumor−3.17colon normal GW98-8942469130.06369738.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469030.38307.17614.34colon tumor−1.20lung normal GW98-32074228.221069.032138.06lung normallung tumor GW98-22074131.95124.8249.60lung tumor−8.57lung normal GW97-1792067726.313214.716429.42lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067628.73797.31594.60lung tumor−4.03lung normal GW98-1652192228.38976.741953.48lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192127.991219.612439.22lung tumor1.25lung normal GW98-2822258428.53892.321784.64lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258329.35557.891115.78lung tumor−1.60breast normal GW00-3922875029.91403.21403.21breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874629.9405.69811.38breast tumor2.01breast normal GW00-4132879829.39545.81545.81breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879729.84419.06838.12breast tumor1.54breast normal GW00-27592-9529.87412.4412.40breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9129.51506.62506.62breast tumor1.23231:234breast normal GW98-6212365629.1643.061286.12breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365529.49514.851029.70breast tumor−1.25brain normal BB99-5422550727.371746.533493.06brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550928.0711652330.00brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554627.122019.324038.64brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550228.97695.11390.20brain stage 5 ALZ−2.36874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550327.221896.943793.88brain stage 5 ALZ1.15887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550427.471645.133290.26brain stage 5 ALZ1.00862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-25542281212.322424.64brain stage 5 ALZ−1.36927CT lungnormal28.55882.771765.54CT lung Nmllung 26normal29.86415.01lung 26 Nmllung 27normal35.318.0318.03lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD33.3954.3654.36lung 24 COPD−11.28lung 28COPD33.3555.5755.57lung 28 COPD−11.03lung 23COPD31.82134.44134.44lung 23 COPD−4.56lung 25normal33.3555.4155.41lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932128.8765.75765.75asthmatic lung1.25asthmatic lung ODO34332932328.191090.082180.16asthmatic lung3.56asthmatic lung ODO33972932227.261854.743709.48asthmatic lung6.05asthmatic lung ODO49282932527.681457.042914.08asthmatic lung4.75endo cellscontrol34.7724.4424.44endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF−24.44endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF−24.44heart Clontechnormal29.86415.24830.48heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941733.6845.8791.74heart (T-1)−9.05ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942231.26185.72371.44heart (T-14) non-−2.24obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942632.4493.97187.94heart (T-3399)−4.42DCMadenoid GW99-2692616226.912268.514537.02adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258225.764411.668823.32tonsilT cells PC003142845325.295793.9711587.94T cellsPBMNC31.07206.88206.88PBMNCmonocyte29.66465.72931.44monocyteB cells PC006652845524.1511177.5122355.02B cellsdendritic cells2844126.52884.615769.22dendritic cellsneutrophils2844022.6826075.126075.10neutrophilseosinophils2844624.359936.8319873.66eosinophilsBM unstim28.38972.87972.87BM unstimBM stimtreated27.741410.021410.02BM stim1.45osteo diftreated36:439.419.41osteo dif1.53osteo undif37.176.156.15osteo undifchondrocytes34.8323.7359.33chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946228.041187.431187.43OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946130.04373.5747.00OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846428.111137.322274.64OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846628.051181.532363.06RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846728.36985.371970.74RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847528.041182.632365.26RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921726.123584.953584.95OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory30.9228.59457.18OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory26.592736.875473.74OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal29.13633.051266.10Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA30.3321.92643.84OA Cartilage−1.97(pool)PBL unifected2844125.036728.2913456.58PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844226.512858.295716.58PBL HIV IIIB−2.35MRC5 uninfected2915836.867.3614.72MRC5(100%)uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917830.13355.37710.74MRC5 HSV48.28strain FW12 cells2917935.4916.2232.44W12 cells33.10Keratinocytes29180400.490.98KeratinocytesB-actin control27.831341.01genomic28.49916.451.00E+0520.61000001.00E+0520.51000001.00E+0423.82100001.00E+0423.85100001.00E+0328.110001.00E+0327.8610001.00E+0232.61001.00E+0233.281001.00E+0136.1101.00E+0138.23101.00E+004001.00E+0038.731NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0205] Gene Name sbg1548844slit
42Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.31colon tumor−3.16colon tumor−3.17colon tumor−1.20lung tumor−8.57lung tumor−4.03lung tumor1.25lung tumor−1.60breast tumor2.01breast tumor1.54breast tumor1.23breast tumor−1.25brain stage 5 ALZ−2.36brain stage 5 ALZ1.15brain stage 5 ALZ1.00brain stage 5 ALZ−1.36lung 24 COPD−11.28lung 28 COPD−11.03lung 23 COPD−4.56asthmatic lung1.25asthmatic lung3.56asthmatic lung6.05asthmatic lung4.75endo VEGF−24.44endo bFGF−24.44heart (T-1) ischemic−9.05heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−2.24heart (T-3399) DCM−4.42BM stim1.45osteo dif1.53OA Cartilage (pool)−1.97PBL HIV IIIB−2.35MRC5 HSV strain F48.28W12 cells33.10


[0206] Gene Name sbg1545249GGT


[0207] Moderate to high overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, fetal liver, jejunum, and kidney. The highest disease expression is seen in the uninfected PBLs, one of the normal lung samples, two of the lung tumor samples, one of the breast tumor samples, and one of the Alzheimer's brain samples. Upregulation in 1 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the eosinophils and neutrophils indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow and the differentiated osteoblasts. High expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in T cells, B cells, dendritic cells, eosinophils, and neutrophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
43copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg1545249GGT1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous31.62, 31.214.415.755.083.0616.3483.01Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous33.61, 34.021.220.941.080.9652.3656.54Adipose ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech34.19, 34.290.840.790.820.6181.9766.80Whole Brain Clontech24.05, 23.77583.11695.25639.187.246.914414.23Fetal Brain Clontech32.01, 33.173.441.632.540.48103.95263.51Cerebellum Clontech30.97, 31.226.75.726.212.1723.04143.09Cervix29.82, 29.9614.1312.8713.502.4220.66278.93Colon29.01, 28.3623.7436.0729.912.7118.45551.75Endometrium30.9, 30.517.049.018.030.7368.21547.41Esophagus32.04, 31.443.384.964.171.3736.50152.19Heart Clontech32.72, 32.432.172.632.401.3237.8890.91Hypothalamus35.78, 35.290.30.420.360.32155.2855.90Ileum30.08, 29.5511.916.814.352.5819.38278.10Jejunum25.01, 24.73313.84375.1344.476.607.582609.62Kidney27.57, 26.7159.97104.9782.472.1223.581945.05Liver29.26, 29.0120.2723.7822.031.5033.33734.17Fetal Liver Clontech23.26, 23.03965.921122.381044.1510.404.815019.95Lung28.85, 28.9626.4424.6125.532.5719.46496.60Mammary Gland27.08, 26.4982.59120.38101.4913.003.85390.33ClontechMyometrium28.76, 28.8227.9626.8927.432.3421.37586.00Omentum28.68, 28.1929.440.4434.923.9412.69443.15Ovary28.57, 2931.5523.9327.744.3411.52319.59Pancreas31.3, 32.55.432.513.970.8161.80245.36Head of Pancreas32.02, 30.573.438.696.061.5731.85192.99Parotid Gland28.88, 28.7125.928.7727.345.489.12249.41Placenta Clontech29.76, 29.9214.6613.1913.935.269.51132.37Prostate27.67, 27.356.2771.3563.813.0016.671063.50Rectum30.25, 29.9710.6612.8511.761.2340.65477.85Salivary Gland Clontech28.72, 28.8428.6126.5927.607.316.84188.78Skeletal Muscle32.84, 33.592.011.241.631.2639.6864.48ClontechSkin32.24, 32.022.973.423.201.2141.32132.02Small Intestine Clontech32.61, 33.842.331.061.700.9851.0786.57Spleen29.4, 29.0918.4622.5220.494.9210.16208.23Stomach29.3, 28.9819.6924.2221.962.7318.32402.11Testis Clontech29.21, 28.7120.928.8624.880.5787.872186.29Thymus Clontech25.72, 25.66197.6206.04201.829.895.061020.32Thyroid28.92, 28.4725.2233.6429.432.7718.05531.23Trachea Clontech27.95, 27.5147.1162.5654.849.715.15282.36Urinary Bladder31.23, 30.925.696.946.325.479.1457.72Uterus27.58, 27.6159.6958.4959.095.349.36553.28genomic22.681408.8b-actin25.39244.891.00E+0516.61000001.00E+0516.651000001.00E+0419.45100001.00E+0419.5100001.00E+0322.5210001.00E+0322.6510001.00E+0226.791001.00E+0226.491001.00E+0130.57101.00E+0130.13101.00E+0034.0711.00E+0034.531NTC33.14−1NTC34.02−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1545249GGTidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194124.12568.581137.16colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194022.661447.092894.18colon tumor2.55colon normal GW98-1782208027.3572.47144.94colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206026.11159.63319.26colon tumor2.20colon normal GW98-5612351424.45461922.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351325.46241.41482.82colon tumor−1.91colon normal GW98-8942469125.3268.35536.70colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469024.57426.88853.76colon tumor1.59lung normal GW98-32074221.233603.057206.10lung normallung tumor GW98-22074123.74727.241454.48lung tumor−4.95lung normal GW97-1792067722.441667.663335.32lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067621.123870.787741.56lung tumor2.32lung normal GW98-1652192221.53037.836075.66lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192123.21023.322046.64lung tumor−2.97lung normal GW98-2822258423.031140.352280.70lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258323.37918.941837.88lung tumor−1.24breast normal GW00-3922875024.18549.13549.13breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874623.86673.371346.74breast tumor2.45breast normal GW00-4132879824.69396.34396.34breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879725325.41650.82breast tumor1.64breast normal GW00-27592-9524.78372.82372.82breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9124.73386.53386.53breast tumor1.04231:234breast normal GW98-6212365623.21026.452052.90breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365521.153793.27586.40breast tumor3.70brain normal BB99-5422550724.88349.22698.44brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550924.34493.57987.14brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554625.81193.58387.16brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550225.38254.26508.52brain stage 5 ALZ−1.36874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550324.47455.16910.32brain stage 5 ALZ1.32887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550424.84359.61719.22brain stage 5 ALZ1.04862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554224.4474.46948.92brain stage 5 ALZ1.37927CT lungnormal21.682706.575413.14CT lung Nmllung 26normal24.34493.3lung 26 Nmllung 27normal25.81193.15193.15lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD26.14156.98156.98lung 24 COPD−12.38lung 28COPD25.92179.93179.93lung 28 COPD−10.80lung 23COPD27.5962.362.30lung 23 COPD−31.20lung 25normal25.57225.7225.70lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932122.082095.012095.01asthmatic lung1.08asthmatic lung ODO34332932323.25989.731979.46asthmatic lung1.02asthmatic lung ODO33972932221.193692.457384.90asthmatic lung3.80asthmatic lung ODO49282932523.47859.311718.62asthmatic lung−1.13endo cellscontrol30.718.58.50endo cellsendo VEGF30.519.69.60endo VEGF1.13endo bFGF31.096.646.64endo bFGF−1.28heart Clontechnormal27.9848.4996.98heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941727.2975.35150.70heart (T-1)1.55ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942228.3937.374.60heart (T-14) non-−1.30obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942627.3871.19142.38heart (T-3399)1.47DCMadenoid GW99-2692616226.4133.14266.28adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258224.56428.49856.98tonsilT cells PC003142845325.39252.86505.72T cellsPBMNC29.0224.8724.87PBMNCmonocyte28.2640.3780.74monocyteB cells PC006652845526.08162.64325.28B cellsdendritic cells2844124.48453.66907.32dendritic cellsneutrophils2844023.63775.8775.80neutrophilseosinophils2844623.83682.911365.82eosinophilsBM unstim27.3871.1471.14BM unstimBM stimtreated24.51443.54443.54BM stim6.23osteo diftreated29.3320.4120.41osteo dif21.95osteo undif34.160.930.93osteo undifchondrocytes27.185.11212.78chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946224.06590.18590.18OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946126.38134.76269.52OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846424.58425.07850.14OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846625.32264.96529.92RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846724.32500.451000.90RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847524.47454.68909.36RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921724.82363.24363.24OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory24.42468.77937.54OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory25.35259.37518.74OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal26.17153.58307.16Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA27.2975.26150.52OA Cartilage (pool)−2.04PBL unifected2844121.153789.697579.38PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844223.031144.572289.14PBL HIV IIIB−3.31MRC5 uninfected2915825.59222.21444.42MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917827.3174.06148.12MRC5 HSV strain−3.00FW12 cells2917926.66112.62225.24W12 cells−2.22Keratinocytes2918025.41249.47498.94KeratinocytesB-actin control24.63410.6genomic22.012185.621.00E+0516.421000001.00E+0516.271000001.00E+0419.39100001.00E+0419.35100001.00E+0322.7810001.00E+0322.6110001.00E+0226.761001.00E+0227.241001.00E+0131.24101.00E+0131.15101.00E+0034.1411.00E+0033.141NTC36.02−1*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0208] Gene Name sbg1545249GGT
44Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor2.55colon tumor2.20colon tumor−1.91colon tumor1.59lung tumor−4.95lung tumor2.32lung tumor−2.97lung tumor−1.24breast tumor2.45breast tumor1.64breast tumor1.04breast tumor3.70brain stage 5 ALZ−1.36brain stage 5 ALZ1.32brain stage 5 ALZ1.04brain stage 5 ALZ1.37lung 24 COPD−12.38lung 28 COPD−10.80lung 23 COPD−31.20asthmatic lung1.08asthmatic lung1.02asthmatic lung3.80asthmatic lung−1.13endo VEGF1.13endo bFGF−1.28heart (T-1) ischemic1.55heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−1.30heart (T-3399) DCM1.47BM stim6.23osteo dif21.95OA Cartilage (pool)−2.04PBL HIV IIIB−3.31MRC5 HSV strain F−3.00W12 cells−2.22


[0209] Gene Name SBh1813899.Y82017 (Taqman was Performed for this Sample)


[0210] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the omentum, prostate, testis, ovary, and uterus. The highest disease expression is seen in the tonsil sample suggesting that this gene may play a role in chronic ear infections and tonsillitis. Upregulation in 2 of 4 lung tumor samples implicates this gene in cancer of lung. Downregulation in 2 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Downregulation in the VEGF- and bFGF-treated endothelial cells suggests that this gene may be involved in angiogenesis.
45copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngSample(sample(sampl(sampleGOIrRNA18 StotalSBh1813899.Y820171 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous37.05, 404.9602.483.0616.3440.52Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous40, 37.6703.351.680.9652.3687.70Adipose ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech34.59, 4023.56011.780.6181.97965.57Whole Brain Clontech34.5, 33.8924.9736.6330.807.246.91212.71Fetal Brain Clontech40, 40000.000.48103.950.00Cerebellum Clontech36.14, 37.228.844.476.662.1723.04153.34Cervix33.95, 33.1235.3159.947.612.4220.66983.57Colon34.6, 36.1723.398.6716.032.7118.45295.76Endometrium35, 35.0518.2217.6717.950.7368.211224.08Esophagus36.54, 35.756.8411.349.091.3736.50331.75Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum35.02, 34.121831.7224.862.5819.38481.78Jejunum31.06, 30.59219.67296.53258.106.607.581955.30Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver35.07, 33.3317.4452.234.821.5033.331160.67Fetal Liver Clontech40, 37.6503.41.7010.404.818.17Lung36.1, 34.939.0918.9914.042.5719.46273.15Mammary Gland37.41, 37.93.952.93.4313.003.8513.17ClontechMyometrium36.92, 37.185.44.574.992.3421.37106.52Omentum28.23, 27.821321.71711.311516.513.9412.6919244.99Ovary30.87, 31.14247.95208.87228.414.3411.522631.45Pancreas37.13, 404.7202.360.8161.80145.86Head of Pancreas40, 37.5503.611.811.5731.8557.48Parotid Gland31.13, 32.45210.0691.6150.835.489.121376.19Placenta Clontech34.44, 35.1325.9516.7721.365.269.51203.04Prostate28.45, 28.41151.041187.631169.343.0016.6719488.92Rectum38.08, 37.372.584.063.321.2340.65134.96Salivary Gland33.44, 32.3948.9494.8171.887.316.84491.62ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin35.78, 37.1211.084.747.911.2141.32326.86Small Intestine40, 40000.000.9851.070.00ClontechSpleen33.64, 33.2143.0356.3549.694.9210.16504.98Stomach32.31, 31.499.53178.03138.782.7318.322541.76Testis Clontech32.34, 32.3398.1398.4898.310.5787.878638.40Thymus Clontech37.44, 35.093.8817.1610.529.895.0653.19Thyroid35.52, 38.8413.121.67.362.7718.05132.85Trachea Clontech30.8, 29.83259.07480.34369.719.715.151903.73Urinary Bladder40, 35.78011.085.545.479.1450.64Uterus30.59, 29.63297.31545421.165.349.363943.40genomic27.52091.83b-actin29.13745.391.00E+0521.91000001.00E+0521.691000001.00E+0424.81100001.00E+0425.02100001.00E+0328.2110001.00E+0328.1110001.00E+0231.911001.00E+0232.211001.00E+0135.06101.00E+0137.77101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseaseSBh1813899.Y82017identifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194138.121.032.06colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194037.491.583.16colon tumor1.53colon normal GW98-1782208035.974.438.86colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206038.11.042.08colon tumor−4.26colon normal GW98-5612351438.750.671.34colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351339.010.561.12colon tumor−1.20colon normal GW98-8942469133.5722.6145.22colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469036.962.254.50colon tumor−10.05lung normal GW98-32074238.560.761.52lung normallung tumor GW98-22074131.6582.7165.40lung tumor108.82lung normal GW97-1792067734.0416.432.80lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067637.012.194.38lung tumor−7.49lung normal GW98-165219224000.00lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192134.0216.6233.24lung tumor33.24lung normal GW98-2822258431.32103.46206.92lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258334.1814.8729.74lung tumor−6.96breast normal GW00-3922875032.7938.1738.17breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874635.088.0916.18breast tumor−2.36breast normal GW00-4132879835.028.48.40breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879734.1814.8929.78breast tumor3.55breast normal GW00-27592-9532.353.2253.22breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9136.612.872.87breast tumor−18.54231:234breast normal GW98-6212365634.2314.4428.88breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365532.2356.07112.14breast tumor3.88brain normal BB99-5422550733.4224.9349.86brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550936.233.717.42brain normalbrain normal BB99-904255464000.00brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-255024000.00brain stage 5 ALZ−19.09874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-255034000.00brain stage 5 ALZ−19.09887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550436.1248.00brain stage 5 ALZ−2.39862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554235.237.2914.58brain stage 5 ALZ−1.31927CT lungnormal37.651.422.84CT lung Nmllung 26normal36.163.88lung 26 Nmllung 27normal4000.00lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD38.061.071.07lung 24 COPD−1.63lung 28COPD35.078.138.13lung 28 COPD4.65lung 23COPD35.227.347.34lung 23 COPD4.20lung 25normal36.872.42.40lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932137.561.511.51asthmatic lung−1.16asthmatic lung ODO3433293234000.00asthmatic lung−1.75asthmatic lung ODO33972932238.091.052.10asthmatic lung1.20asthmatic lung ODO4928293254000.00asthmatic lung−1.75endo cellscontrol35.814.944.94endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF−4.94endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF−4.94heart Clontechnormal4000.00heartheart (T-1) ischemic294174000.00heart (T-1)0.00ischemicheart (T-14) non-294224000.00heart (T-14) non-0.00obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM294264000.00heart (T-3399)0.00DCMadenoid GW99-2692616232.0463.54127.08adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258229.94264.84529.68tonsilT cells PC00314284534000.00T cellsPBMNC37.571.491.49PBMNCmonocyte36.82.525.04monocyteB cells PC006652845532.161.2122.40B cellsdendritic cells284414000.00dendritic cellsneutrophils2844032.8436.8736.87neutrophilseosinophils284464000.00eosinophilsBM unstim37.221.891.89BM unstimBM stimtreated36.253.653.65BM stim1.93osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif−1.67osteo undif37.411.671.67osteo undifchondrocytes34.7310.2825.70chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946235.36.986.98OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946139.020.561.12OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846433.2627.7855.56OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846634.819.6919.38RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846735.745.1810.36RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847533.4823.8847.76RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921735.346.796.79OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory34.0616.1432.28OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory33.9117.8935.78OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal4000.00Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA4000.00OA Cartilage0.00(pool)PBL unifected2844136.273.67.20PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844235.525.9911.98PBL HIV IIIB1.66MRC5 uninfected291584000.00MRC5(100%)uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917837.721.352.70MRC5 HSV2.70strain FW12 cells291794000.00W12 cells0.00Keratinocytes291804000.00KeratinocytesB-actin control29.71309.67genomic28.32792.661.00E+0521.341000001.00E+0521.161000001.00E+0424.15100001.00E+0424.13100001.00E+0327.3610001.00E+0327.6910001.00E+0233.071001.00E+0232.041001.00E+0135.15101.00E+0135.4101.00E+0037.3411.00E+0037.291NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0211] Gene Name SBh1813899.Y82017
46Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.53colon tumor−4.26colon tumor−1.20colon tumor−10.05lung tumor108.82lung tumor−7.49lung tumor33.24lung tumor−6.96breast tumor−2.36breast tumor3.55breast tumor−18.54breast tumor3.88brain stage 5 ALZ−19.09brain stage 5 ALZ−19.09brain stage 5 ALZ−2.39brain stage 5 ALZ−1.31lung 24 COPD−1.63lung 28 COPD4.65lung 23 COPD4.20asthmatic lung−1.16asthmatic lung−1.75asthmatic lung1.20asthmatic lung−1.75endo VEGF−4.94endo bFGF−4.94heart (T-1) ischemic0.00heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM0.00heart (T-3399) DCM0.00BM stim1.93osteo dif−1.67OA Cartilage (pool)0.00PBL HIV IIIB1.66MRC5 HSV strain F2.70W12 cells0.00


[0212] Gene Name sbg1536324mapkkk


[0213] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, cerebellum, and kidney as well as many of the tissues representing the GI tract including the colon, jejunum, rectum, and stomach. The highest disease expression is seen in many of the tumor samples and their matched normal counterparts as well as in the uninfected peripheral blood lymphocytes, W12 cells, and the normal keratinocytes. Significant upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples is sufficient to implicate this gene in colon cancer. Upregulation in 1 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the eosinophils and neutrophils indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulation in 2 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow and the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV. High expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in T cells, B cells, eosinophils, and neutrophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
47copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngsbg1536324-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 Stotalmapkkk1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous35.13, 34.958.069.018.543.0616.34139.46Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 36.0804.532.270.9652.36118.59ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech35.54, 35.096.318.37.310.6181.97598.77Whole Brain Clontech24.8, 25.054253.953672.883963.427.246.9127371.65Fetal Brain Clontech36.36, 403.830.252.040.48103.95212.06Cerebellum Clontech30.47, 30.18136.52162.55149.542.1723.043445.51Cervix33.31, 33.0224.328.9926.652.4220.66550.52Colon29.65, 30.3224.17151.39187.782.7118.453464.58Endometrium34.05, 33.1515.626.9321.270.7368.211450.55Esophagus34.5, 36.1811.854.288.071.3736.50294.34Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus34.47, 4012.0306.020.32155.28934.01Ileum32.38, 31.4242.9176.5259.722.5819.381157.27Jejunum27.49, 27.23833.68976.73905.216.607.586857.61Kidney31.02, 29.5498.02239.91168.972.1223.583985.02Liver33.09, 32.8827.8831.5529.721.5033.33990.50Fetal Liver Clontech30.28, 30.65153.69122.23137.9610.404.81663.27Lung31.61, 31.7268.4764.0966.282.5719.461289.49Mammary Gland29.5, 28.61245.39421.31333.3513.003.851282.12ClontechMyometrium32.34, 31.2944.018363.512.3421.371356.94Omentum30.04, 30.7176.89118.57147.733.9412.691874.75Ovary34.11, 32.1715.0348.5531.794.3411.52366.24Pancreas32.13, 33.4249.7922.7336.260.8161.802241.04Head of Pancreas32.95, 31.1530.3990.6760.531.5731.851927.71Parotid Gland29.81, 31.42204.1876.85140.525.489.121282.07Placenta Clontech35.22, 34.157.6514.6511.155.269.51105.99Prostate32.64, 32.5336.5139.1137.813.0016.67630.17Rectum30.98, 31.06100.3895.2897.831.2340.653976.83Salivary Gland30.76, 31.26114.7284.3999.567.316.84680.95ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 35.9105.032.521.2639.6899.80ClontechSkin38.91, 35.820.825.323.071.2141.32126.86Small Intestine33.09, 33.1727.8726.4927.180.9851.071388.15ClontechSpleen31.76, 33.2662.5125.0643.794.9210.16444.97Stomach30.21, 29.84160.09200.01180.052.7318.323297.62Testis Clontech35.2, 34.147.7614.7111.240.5787.87987.26Thymus Clontech29.58, 29.01234.48330.52282.509.895.061428.21Thyroid32.1, 32.3350.844.0747.442.7718.05856.23Trachea Clontech30.02, 29.71179.68216.47198.089.715.151019.95Urinary Bladder34.48, 32.4612.0140.7226.375.479.14241.00Uterus30.3, 30.08151.8173.03162.425.349.361520.74genomic27.061078.79b-actin28.03601.211.00E+0519.631000001.00E+0519.91000001.00E+0423.38100001.00E+0423.39100001.00E+0326.8410001.00E+0327.0410001.00E+0231.031001.00E+0230.671001.00E+0133.53101.00E+0136.48101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1536324-(GSKGOItotalDiseasemapkkkidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194125.383449.666899.32colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194025.742747.285494.56colon tumor−1.26colon normal GW98-1782208031.04102.2204.40colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206025.144004.988009.96colon tumor39.19colon normal GW98-5612351425.682860.495720.98colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351325.223793.087586.16colon tumor1.33colon normal GW98-8942469124.745130.610261.20colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469024.037978.9715957.94colon tumor1.56lung normal GW98-32074225.872533.925067.84lung normallung tumor GW98-22074126.052268.344536.68lung tumor−1.12lung normal GW97-1792067724.924568.829137.64lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067625.153982.177964.34lung tumor−1.15lung normal GW98-1652192225.333555.297110.58lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192125.573053.686107.36lung tumor−1.16lung normal GW98-2822258425.82649.485298.96lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258327.59872.21744.40lung tumor−3.04breast normal GW00-3922875028.07648.67648.67breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874627.221096.312192.62breast tumor3.38breast normal GW00-4132879828.69440.98440.98breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879728.38533.681067.36breast tumor2.42breast normal GW00-27592-9527.21109.721109.72breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9128.37536.17536.17breast tumor−2.07231:234breast normal GW98-6212365626.192085.444170.88breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365527.311037.072074.14breast tumor−2.01brain normal BB99-5422550725.253734.677469.34brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550926.671542.923085.84brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554626.41829.693659.38brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550228.33549.791099.58brain stag 5 ALZ−4.31874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550326.122172.524345.04brain stage 5 ALZ−1.09887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550426.391840.013680.02brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554225.852571.025142.04brain stage 5 ALZ1.09927CT lungnormal27.061215.12430.20CT lung Nmllung 26normal28.58472.09lung 26 Nmllung 27normal29.77225.55225.55lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD30.61133.34133.34lung 24 COPD−7.27lung 28COPD30.05189.33189.33lung 28 COPD−5.12lung 23COPD31.1595.5295.52lung 23 COPD−10.14lung 25normal29.6250.5250.50lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932126.961285.591285.59asthmatic lung1.33asthmatic lung ODO34332932327.151145.82291.60asthmatic lung2.37asthmatic lung ODO33972932226.022314.974629.94asthmatic lung4.78asthmatic lung ODO492829325271256.032512.06asthmatic lung2.59endo cellscontrol32.2249.2349.23endo cellsendo VEGF33.0529.2929.29endo VEGF−1.68endo bFGF32.7136.2536.25endo bFGF−1.36heart Clontechnormal32.8134.0668.12heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941731.6370.95141.90heart (T-1)2.08ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942231.01104.06208.12heart (T-14) non-3.06obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942629.87211.37422.74heart (T-3399)6.21DCMadenoid GW99-2692616230.24167.48334.96adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258227.83751.191502.38tonsilT cells PC003142845330.69126.89253.78T cellsPBMNC32.2947.0247.02PBMNCmonocyte32.3146.3492.68monocyteB cells PC006652845528.55479.1958.20B cellsdendritic cells2844127.78773.271546.54dendritic cellsneutrophils2844028.34546.2546.20neutrophilseosinophils2844629.01361722.00eosinophilsBM unstim31.2887.8687.86BM unstimBM stimtreated29.46273.53273.53BM stim3.11osteo diftreated34.3712.8912.89osteo dif3.04osteo undif36.164.244.24osteo undifchondrocytes29.72231.78579.45chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946229.86212.56212.56OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946131.01103.92207.84OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846428.77418.09836.18OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846628.72431.53863.06RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846729.07347.77695.54RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847528.56476.95953.90RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921729.73230.13230.13OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory29.35292.22584.44OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory28.82406.11812.22OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal29.46272.55545.10Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA30.07186.61373.22OA Cartilage−1.46(pool)PBL unifected2844124.466094.212188.40PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844227.78773.531547.06PBL HIV IIIB−7.88MRC5 uninfected2915830.08185.3370.60MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917831.2689.14178.28MRC5 HSV−2.08strain FW12 cells2917924.94626.339252.66W12 cells1.29Keratinocytes2918025.313594.167188.32KeratinocytesB-actin control27.42967.12genomic26.691523.161.00E+0520.061000001.00E+0520.161000001.00E+0423.58100001.00E+0423.43100001.00E+0326.9810001.00E+0327.0310001.00E+0231.541001.00E+0231.811001.00E+0134101.00E+0135.1101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0214] Gene Name sbg1536324mapkkk
48Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.26colon tumor39.19colon tumor1.33colon tumor1.56lung tumor−1.12lung tumor−1.15lung tumor−1.16lung tumor−3.04breast tumor3.38breast tumor2.42breast tumor−2.07breast tumor−2.01brain stage 5 ALZ−4.31brain stage 5 ALZ−1.09brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29brain stage 5 ALZ1.09lung 24 COPD−7.27lung 28 COPD−5.12lung 23 COPD−10.14asthmatic lung1.33asthmatic lung2.37asthmatic lung4.78asthmatic lung2.59endo VEGF−1.68endo bFGF−1.36heart (T-1) ischemic2.08heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM3.06heart (T-3399) DCM6.21BM stim3.11osteo dif3.04OA Cartilage (pool)−1.46PBL HIV IIIB−7.88MRC5 HSV strain F−2.08W12 cells1.29


[0215] Gene Name gsk1810944BrCaAg


[0216] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the pancreas, prostate, and testis. The highest disease expression is seen in the normal and tumor breast samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 colon tumors, 2 of 4 lung tumors, and 3 of 4 breast tumors implicates this gene in cancers of the colon, lung, and breast. Upregulation in 3 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples and downregulation in 1 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Downregulated in the stimulated bone marrow. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs suggests that this gene may play a role as a host factor in HIV. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells and the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV and HPV. Patterns of expression are very similar to gsk1811484BrCaAg.
49copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 nggsk1810944-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 StotalBrCaAg1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous36.25, 36.460.790.70.753.0616.3412.17Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous40, 40000.000.9652.360.00Adipose ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 38.8300.170.090.6181.976.97Whole Brain Clontech31.12, 31.7317.5112.1214.827.246.91102.31Fetal Brain Clontech36.67, 400.6200.310.48103.9532.22Cerebellum Clontech36.89, 36.740.540.590.572.1723.0413.02Cervix34.39, 33.372.454.523.492.4220.6672.00Colon33.54, 33.994.083.113.602.7118.4566.33Endometrium35.71, 34.141.12.841.970.7368.21134.38Esophagus35.79, 33.751.053.582.321.3736.5084.49Heart Clontech36.93, 400.5300.271.3237.8810.04Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum33.8, 35.283.491.432.462.5819.3847.67Jejunum31.05, 31.0118.1918.6918.446.607.58139.70Kidney36.21, 36.170.820.840.832.1223.5819.58Liver32.55, 32.097.419.738.571.5033.33285.67Fetal Liver Clontech35.99, 35.950.930.950.9410.404.814.52Lung35.03, 34.861.661.831.752.5719.4633.95Mammary Gland30.57, 30.6624.4123.1223.7713.003.8591.40ClontechMyometrium35.15, 36.051.540.91.222.3421.3726.07Omentum30.24, 29.9929.6434.5532.103.9412.69407.30Ovary31.21, 31.3916.5314.8915.714.3411.52180.99Pancreas29.25, 34.1553.862.8228.340.8161.801751.55Head of Pancreas34.95, 35.351.741.371.561.5731.8549.52Parotid Gland32.25, 33.28.845.016.935.489.1263.18Placenta Clontech29.7, 29.8641.0537.3139.185.269.51372.43Prostate29.4, 29.2149.355.1352.223.0016.67870.25Rectum37.2, 36.090.450.870.661.2340.6526.83Salivary Gland Clontech33.48, 32.854.226.185.207.316.8435.57Skeletal Muscle Clontech40, 40000.001.2639.680.00Skin35.73, 34.571.092.191.641.2141.3267.77Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen32.81, 32.516.337.566.954.9210.1670.58Stomach30.42, 30.0726.5832.9129.752.7318.32544.78Testis Clontech28.85, 28.4968.585.0376.770.5787.876745.61Thymus Clontech28.84, 28.4469.0787.8578.469.895.06396.66Thyroid37.78, 37.220.320.440.382.7718.056.86Trachea Clontech28.54, 28.0582.88111.397.099.715.15499.95Urinary Bladder35.71, 35.321.11.391.255.479.1411.38Uterus30.33, 30.2828.1528.9428.555.349.36267.28genomic23.661559.65b-actin27.75133.391.00E+0517.561000001.00E+0517.61000001.00E+0420.22100001.00E+0420.22100001.00E+0323.6610001.00E+0323.510001.00E+0228.441001.00E+0227.661001.00E+0132.2101.00E+0132.08101.00E+004011.00E+0036.721NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange ingsk1810944-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseBrCaAgidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194131.616.0732.14colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194026.43401.48802.96colon tumor24.98colon normal GW98-1782208035.591.342.68colon normalcolon tumor GW98-17722060343.617.22colon tumor2.69colon normal GW98-5612351434.422.795.58colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351334.981.973.94colon tumor−1.42colon normal GW98-8942469132.0712.0324.06colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469029.5956.38112.76colon tumor4.69lung normal GW98-32074231.6215.9431.88lung normallung tumor GW98-22074125.47731.761463.52lung tumor45.91lung normal GW97-1792067728.7197.31194.62lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067631.2619.9639.92lung tumor−4.88lung normal GW98-1652192231.3818.4336.86lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192128.19134.24268.48lung tumor7.28lung normal GW98-2822258430.1838.9277.84lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258334.332.955.90lung tumor−13.19breast normal GW00-3922875022.694112.844112.84breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874624.071742.013484.02breast tumor−1.18breast normal GW00-4132879825.17879.08879.08breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879722.833790.967581.92breast tumor8.62breast normal GW00-27592-9527.9160.94160.94breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9122.454774.854774.85breast tumor29.67231:234breast normal GW98-6212365626.47392.57785.14breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365524.071744.993489.98breast tumor4.45brain normal BB99-5422550736.640.71.40brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550934.991.953.90brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554635.361.553.10brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550239.150.150.30brain stage 5 ALZ−9.33874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550332.3610.0520.10brain stage 5 ALZ7.18887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550433.445.1410.28brain stage 5 ALZ3.67862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554232.867.3514.70brain stage 5 ALZ5.25927CT lungnormal33.564.769.52CT lung Nmllung 26normal34.063.49lung 26 Nmllung 27normal37.170.50.50lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD36.10.980.98lung 24 COPD−3.56lung 28COPD39.980.070.07lung 28 COPD−49.90lung 23COPD35.141.781.78lung 23 COPD−1.96lung 25normal37.320.460.46lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932136.930.580.58asthmatic lung−6.02asthmatic lung ODO34332932336.240.91.80asthmatic lung−1.94asthmatic lung ODO33972932233.425.210.40asthmatic lung2.98asthmatic lung ODO49282932533.654.498.98asthmatic lung2.57endo cellscontrol4000.00endo cellsendo VEGF38.260.260.26endo VEGF0.26endo bFGF35.431.481.48endo bFGF1.48heart Clontechnormal4000.00heartheart (T-1) ischemic294174000.00heart (T-1)0.00ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942237.970.310.62heart (T-14) non-0.62obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942637.30.470.94heart (T-3399)0.94DCMadenoid GW99-2692616232.947.0214.04adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258231.9313.0926.18tonsilT cells PC003142845333.84.098.18T cellsPBMNC38.20.260.26PBMNCmonocyte37.250.480.96monocyteB cells PC006652845534.273.066.12B cellsdendritic cells2844136.70.671.34dendritic cellsneutrophils2844033.45.255.25neutrophilseosinophils2844637.210.490.98eosinophilsBM unstim35.011.931.93BM unstimBM stimtreated38.150.270.27BM stim−7.15osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif0.00osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes35.21.724.30chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946237.230.490.49OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946135.261.653.30OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846434.193.226.44OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846636.430.81.60RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846735.531.42.80RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847534.143.326.64RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921736.220.910.91OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory34.283.056.10OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory34.093.426.84OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal35.741.232.46Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA34.692.364.72OA Cartilage1.92(pool)PBL unifected2844135.361.553.10PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844239.790.10.20PBL HIV IIIB−15.50MRC5 uninfected2915837.660.370.74MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917830.924.8849.76MRC5 HSV67.24strain FW12 cells2917933.335.4810.96W12 cells5.27Keratinocytes2918036.011.042.08KeratinocytesB-actin control27.27238.18genomic24.31512.291.00E+0517.991000001.00E+0517.881000001.00E+0420.91100001.00E+0420.93100001.00E+0324.5510001.00E+0324.5310001.00E+0228.881001.00E+0229.321001.00E+0132.52101.00E+0132.17101.00E+0040.01.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0217] Gene Name gsk1810944BrCaAg
50Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor24.98colon tumor2.69colon tumor−1.42colon tumor4.69lung tumor45.91lung tumor−4.88lung tumor7.28lung tumor−13.19breast tumor−1.18breast tumor8.62breast tumor29.67breast tumor4.45brain stage 5 ALZ−9.33brain stage 5 ALZ7.18brain stage 5 ALZ3.67brain stage 5 ALZ5.25lung 24 COPD−3.56lung 28 COPD−49.90lung 23 COPD−1.96asthmatic lung−6.02asthmatic lung−1.94asthmatic lung2.98asthmatic lung2.57endo VEGF0.26endo bFGF1.48heart (T-1) ischemic0.00heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM0.62heart (T-3399) DCM0.94BM stim−7.15osteo dif0.00OA Cartilage (pool)1.92PBL HIV IIIB−15.50MRC5 HSV strain F67.24W12 cells5.27


[0218] Gene Name sbg1535914AIP


[0219] Moderate to high overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, fetal liver, and thymus. Expression in the disease samples is fairly ubiquitous with the highest levels seen in the uninfected PBLs, one of the normal brain samples, and one of the Alzheimer's brain samples. Upregulation in 3 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the eosinophils and neutrophils indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulation in 2 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as ischemic and obstructive DCM. Upregulated in the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV. High expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in all of the inflammatory immune cells implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
51copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 Stotalsbg1535914AIP1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous30.81, 30.46112.89140.5126.703.0616.342070.18Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose34.7, 34.3910.2412.3711.310.9652.36591.88ZenbioAdrenal Gland33.84, 39.717.460.478.970.6181.97734.84ClontechWhole Brain Clontech22.13, 21.923919.6427498.6325709.147.246.91177549.27Fetal Brain Clontech34.87, 35.449.216.497.850.48103.95816.01Cerebellum Clontech32.26, 32.2646.0246.0746.052.1723.041060.94Cervix33.36, 32.7323.4534.5328.992.4220.66598.97Colon30.22, 30.3162.78154.21158.502.7118.452924.26Endometrium32.7, 32.6635.1136.0635.590.7368.212427.35Esophagus32.26, 3246.2654.2450.251.3736.501833.94Heart Clontech35.92, 34.354.8312.738.781.3237.88332.58Hypothalamus34.73, 4010.0305.020.32155.28778.73Ileum31.88, 31.1558.1791.3374.752.5819.381448.64Jejunum29.25, 28.99295.2347.68321.446.607.582435.15Kidney32.24, 32.2246.847.3947.102.1223.581110.73Liver33.18, 33.5826.1420.4423.291.5033.33776.33Fetal Liver Clontech24.96, 24.964158.984176.024167.5010.404.8120036.06Lung31.98, 31.9754.9855.2855.132.5719.461072.57Mammary Gland28.42, 28.17494.03574.4534.2213.003.852054.67ClontechMyometrium31.79, 31.7661.7262.7662.242.3421.371329.91Omentum33.01, 32.1928.9748.2738.623.9412.69490.10Ovary31.49, 31.7274.2364.5269.384.3411.52799.25Pancreas34.55, 34.3611.2312.6511.940.8161.80737.95Head of Pancreas34.7, 35.4410.236.488.361.5731.85266.08Parotid Gland30.48, 30.27138.5157.39147.955.489.121349.86Placenta Clontech30.65, 30.72124.37119.61121.995.269.511159.60Prostate31.23, 31.2686.9785.4386.203.0016.671436.67Rectum31.27, 30.5385.15134.2109.681.2340.654458.33Salivary Gland29.47, 29.11258.68321.3289.997.316.841983.52ClontechSkeletal Muscle38.36, 35.391.076.683.881.2639.68153.77ClontechSkin35.03, 34.68.3310.919.621.2141.32397.52Small Intestine34.63, 35.3510.716.848.780.9851.07448.16ClontechSpleen30.44, 30.13141.71171.93156.824.9210.161593.70Stomach32.74, 32.9634.3230.0232.172.7318.32589.19Testis Clontech33.26, 33.7324.9318.621.770.5787.871912.57Thymus Clontech25.09, 24.913849.534315.094082.319.895.0620638.57Thyroid31.29, 31.0383.7198.7791.242.7718.051646.93Trachea Clontech29.42, 29.01266.68342.37304.539.715.151568.10Urinary Bladder29.92, 29.78195.24213.49204.375.479.141868.05Uterus31.03, 30.7198.49120.24109.375.349.361024.02genomic26.391729.8b-actin27.81720.391.00E+0520.291000001.00E+0520.081000001.00E+0423.44100001.00E+0423.43100001.00E+0326.5910001.00E+0326.9410001.00E+0231.391001.00E+0230.831001.00E+0134.04101.00E+0135.19101.00E+0038.9911.00E+00401NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1535914AIPidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194123.656636.913273.80colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194023.517202.7214405.44colon tumor1.09colon normal GW98-1782208026.631154.592309.18colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206025.62111.164222.32colon tumor1.83colon normal GW98-5612351424.394304.528609.04colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351324.643700.387400.76colon tumor−1.16colon normal GW98-8942469123.86076.6612153.32colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469024.025331.0910662.18colon tumor−1.14lung normal GW98-32074224.613765.057530.10lung normallung tumor GW98-22074126.541217.312434.62lung tumor−3.09lung normal GW97-1792067724.115059.7110119.42lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067624.583839.487678.96lung tumor−1.32lung normal GW98-1652192224.234729.719459.42lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192123.915676.2711352.54lung tumor1.20lung normal GW98-2822258424.174899.419798.82lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258325.482261.814523.62lung tumor−2.17breast normal GW00-3922875025.282554.112554.11breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874625.22670.115340.22breast tumor2.09breast normal GW00-4132879825.71989.131989.13breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879724.783421.726843.44breast tumor3.44breast normal GW00-27592-9527.03909.61909.61breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9125.342458.972458.97breast tumor2.70231:234breast normal GW98-6212365624.853281.356562.70breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365525.22663.345326.68breast tumor−1.23brain normal BB99-5422550724.334456.248912.48brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550922.8610547.3921094.78brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554624.164920.199840.38brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550225.542180.954361.90brain stage 5 ALZ−3.05874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550322.6312046.4724092.94brain stage 5 ALZ1.81887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550423.975500.1211000.24brain stage 5 ALZ−1.21862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554224.354400.18800.20brain stage 5 ALZ−1.51927CT lungnormal25.142760.315520.62CT lung Nmllung 26normal30.29134.92lung 26 Nmllung 27normal31.3771.4871.48lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD31.1780.4480.44lung 24 COPD−23.71lung 28COPD29.86173.39173.39lung 28 COPD−11.00lung 23COPD30.33131.84131.84lung 23 COPD−14.47lung 25normal30.35130.26130.26lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932125.532200.742200.74asthmatic lung1.15asthmatic lung ODO34332932325.452303.54607.00asthmatic lung2.42asthmatic lung ODO33972932224.1649199838.00asthmatic lung5.16asthmatic lung ODO49282932524.813362.056724.10asthmatic lung3.53endo cellscontrol27.95532.18532.18endo cellsendo VEGF28.9303.89303.89endo VEGF−1.75endo bFGF28.09489.39489.39endo bFGF−1.09heart Clontechnormal27.46710.711421.42heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941725.32516.825033.64h art (T-1)3.54ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942226.441289.172578.34heart (T-14) non-1.81obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942625.731950.413900.82heart (T-3399)2.74DCMadenoid GW99-2692616226.091583.813167.62adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258224.663655.927311.84tonsilT cells PC003142845323.865864.9311729.86T cellsPBMNC29.51213.37213.37PBMNCmonocyte28.58366.84733.68monocyteB cells PC006652845525.432329.914659.82B cellsdendritic cells2844123.676572.3113144.62dendritic cellsneutrophils2844022.2115459.915459.90neutrophilseosinophils2844623.38144.3216288.64eosinophilsBM unstim26.681121.851121.85BM unstimBM stimtreated26.611164.691164.69BM stim1.04osteo diftreated27.71613.14613.14osteo dif4.78osteo undif30.37128.24128.24osteo undifchondrocytes24.623743.399358.48chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946225.42369.72369.70OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946126.021653.823307.64OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846424.913165.356330.70OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846624.214763.559527.10RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846724.44261.998523.98RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847524.494048.088096.16RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921724.673647.853647.85OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory25.412364.624729.24OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory24.344428.028856.04OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal25.422344.994689.98Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA26.461276.842553.68OA Cartilage (pool)−1.84PBL unifected2844122.0616867.3933734.78PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844223.238471.0616942.12PBL HIV IIIB−1.99MRC5 uninfected2915824.833317.636635.26MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917829.28243.95487.90MRC5 HSV strain−13.60FW12 cells2917924.533954.567909.12W12 cells−1.02Keratinocytes2918024.54023.918047.82KeratinocytesB-actin control27.54675.35genomic26.171514.951.00E+0519.511000001.00E+0519.621000001.00E+0422.92100001.00E+0422.94100001.00E+0326.4610001.00E+0326.2510001.00E+0230.51001.00E+0230.231001.00E+0134.13101.00E+0134.91101.00E+004001.00E+0039.91NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0220] Gene Name sbg1535914AIP
52Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.09colon tumor1.83colon tumor−1.16colon tumor−1.14lung tumor−3.09lung tumor−1.32lung tumor1.20lung tumor−2.17breast tumor2.09breast tumor3.44breast tumor2.70breast tumor−1.23brain stage 5 ALZ−3.05brain stage 5 ALZ1.81brain stage 5 ALZ−1.21brain stage 5 ALZ−1.51lung 24 COPD−23.71lung 28 COPD−11.00lung 23 COPD−14.47asthmatic lung1.15asthmatic lung2.42asthmatic lung5.16asthmatic lung3.53endo VEGF−1.75endo bFGF−1.09heart (T-1) ischemic3.54heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM1.81heart (T-3399) DCM2.74BM stim1.04osteo dif4.78OA Cartilage (pool)−1.84PBL HIV IIIB−1.99MRC5 HSV strain F−13.60W12 cells−1.02


[0221] Gene Name sbg1530894aCE


[0222] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, fetal brain, testis, liver, omentum, parotid gland, and ovary. The highest disease expression is seen in the Alzheimer's disease brain samples. Downregulation in the VEGF-treated endothelial cells suggests that this gene may be involved in angiogenesis. Upregulation in 2 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as obstructive and non-obstructive DCM. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow. Upregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs and the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV and HPV. Moderate to high expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in the T cells and B cells implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
53copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 Stotalsbg1530894aCE1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 37.1101.860.933.0616.3415.20Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech29.07, 29258.76270.76264.767.246.911828.45Fetal Brain Clontech34.98, 33.626.8715.7911.330.48103.951177.75Cerebellum Clontech32.97, 34.1823.611.2217.412.1723.04401.15Cervix34.6, 36.448.662.795.732.4220.66118.29Colon34.11, 34.5411.698.9610.332.7118.45190.50Endometrium33.9, 4013.3306.670.7368.21454.64Esophagus36.21, 36.123.223.413.321.3736.50120.99Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus36.09, 403.4601.730.32155.28268.63Ileum36.82, 35.492.225.023.622.5819.3870.16Jejunum32.47, 32.53231.3831.696.607.58240.08Kidney36.29, 403.0601.532.1223.5836.08Liver32.38, 32.7733.9226.5730.251.5033.331008.17Fetal Liver Clontech37.95, 37.391.111.561.3410.404.816.42Lung36.12, 35.593.394.734.062.5719.4678.99Mammary Gland34.03, 33.2512.2719.8416.0613.003.8561.75ClontechMyometrium35.09, 34.776.417.797.102.3421.37151.71Omentum31.81, 31.9147.9445.2446.593.9412.69591.24Ovary31.03, 31.7577.4849.8563.674.3411.52733.47Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland31.42, 31.1160.9773.6667.325.489.12614.19Placenta Clontech35.03, 35.026.646.696.675.269.5163.36Prostate35.1, 34.646.388.467.423.0016.67123.67Rectum35.71, 404.390.572.481.2340.65100.81Salivary Gland Clontech36.34, 38.192.980.951.977.316.8413.44Skeletal Muscle Clontech40, 40000.001.2639.680.00Skin36.02, 34.313.6110.326.971.2141.32287.81Small Intestine Clontech40, 400.1500.080.9851.073.83Spleen33.71, 34.3114.9510.3212.644.9210.16128.40Stomach34.6, 34.418.689.759.222.7318.32168.77Testis Clontech34.24, 33.4610.7817.4714.130.5787.871241.21Thymus Clontech33.57, 33.0916.3521.9519.159.895.0696.81Thyroid38.55, 36.890.772.121.452.7718.0526.08Trachea Clontech33.11, 33.2821.6519.4720.569.715.15105.87Urinary Bladder35.33, 36.015.513.634.575.479.1441.77Uterus32.12, 31.639.6354.8147.225.349.36442.13genomic26.531234.26b-actin27.46694.341.00E+0518.911000001.00E+0519.671000001.00E+0423.04100001.00E+0423.14100001.00E+0326.910001.00E+0326.6610001.00E+0230.731001.00E+0231.681001.00E+0133.59101.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1530894aCEidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194132.4743.0286.05colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194035.3810.8621.73colon tumor−3.96colon normal GW98-1782208035.5110.2420.49colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206036.127.7915.59colon tumor−1.31colon normal GW98-5612351434.7814.2928.58colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351335.579.9719.94colon tumor−1.43colon normal GW98-8942469133.6524.2748.54colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469034.3417.5335.06colon tumor−1.38lung normal GW98-32074233.5924.9849.95lung normallung tumor GW98-22074135.3111.2122.43lung tumor−2.23lung normal GW97-1792067732.346.8093.60lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067633.427.3654.71lung tumor−1.71lung normal GW98-1652192233.4526.7153.41lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192135.0812.4524.91lung tumor−2.14lung normal GW98-2822258435.5110.2420.49lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258334.5116.1932.39lung tumor1.58breast normal GW00-3922875032.346.8046.80breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874631.5966.84133.68breast tumor2.86breast normal GW00-4132879831.666.5066.50breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879730.56113.74227.47breast tumor3.42breast normal GW00-27592-9533.2928.8428.8breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9134.218.7218.72breast tumor−1.54231:234breast normal GW98-6212365631.3575.54151.07breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365532.5940.5581.10breast tumor−1.86brain normal BB99-5422550728.84287.95575.91brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550929.79171.25342.49brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554629.31222.20444.40brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550230.49118.00235.99brain stage 5 ALZ−1.92874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550329.61188.72377.45brain stage 5 ALZ−1.20887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550430.64109.07218.13brain stage 5 ALZ−2.08862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554229.24230.89461.77brain stage 5 ALZ1.02927CT lungnormal35.759.1918.39CT lung Nmllung 26normal3254.36lung 26 Nmllung 27normal38.392.932.93lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD36.317.177.17lung 24 COPD−1.20lung 28COPD37.174.924.92lung 28 COPD−1.74lung 23COPD401.521.52lung 23 COPD−5.66lung 25normal37.414.444.44lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932135.928.528.52asthmatic lung−1.01asthmatic lung ODO34332932335.2311.6323.26asthmatic lung2.71asthmatic lung ODO33972932236.735.9611.92asthmatic lung1.39asthmatic lung ODO49282932535.868.7517.50asthmatic lung2.04endo cellscontrol36.716.016.01endo cellsendo VEGF401.521.52endo VEGF−3.96endo bFGF36.686.096.09endo bFGF1.01heart Clontechnormal36.297.2314.46heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941735.599.8819.76heart (T-1)1.37ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942234.3917.1234.25heart (T-14) non-2.37obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942633.3528.0256.04heart (T-3399)3.88DCMadenoid GW99-2692616233.9521.0542.10adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258232.2547.9895.96tonsilT cells PC003142845332.7138.2376.46T cellsPBMNC34.5116.1916.19PBMNCmonocyte33.4726.4552.90monocyteB cells PC006652845531.7661.33122.66B cellsdendritic cells28441401.523.04dendritic cellsneutrophils2844034.6215.3915.39neutrophilseosinophils2844635.0312.7425.48eosinophilsBM unstim401.521.52BM unstimBM stimtreated35.2111.7411.74BM stim7.73osteo diftreated401.521.52osteo dif1.00osteo undif401.521.52osteo undifchondrocytes33.3228.4371.07chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946232.3745.2045.20OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946133.5325.7051.41OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846432.3545.6691.31OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846635.0112.8625.72RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium284673512.9225.83RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847535.898.6417.27RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921736.925.495.49OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory34.6415.2530.49OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory34.4616.5833.15OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal33.8522.0744.14Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA37.64.098.19OA Cartilage−5.39(pool)PBL unifected28441401.523.04PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844236.237.4214.85PBL HIV IIIB4.89MRC5 uninfected29158401.523.04MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F29178401.523.04MRC5 HSV1.00strain FW12 cells2917934.516.2732.54W12 cells2.68Keratinocytes2918036.696.0612.13KeratinocytesB-actin control27828.79genomic25.751772.38Copy number was calculated from thestandard curve run on the normal plate1.00E+051.00E+051.00E+041.00E+041.00E+031.00E+031.00E+021.00E+021.00E+011.00E+011.00E+001.00E+00NTC401.52*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0223] Gene Name sbg1530894aCE
54Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−3.96colon tumor−1.31colon tumor−1.43colon tumor−1.38lung tumor−2.23lung tumor−1.71lung tumor−2.14lung tumor1.58breast tumor2.86breast tumor3.42breast tumor−1.54breast tumor−1.86brain stage 5 ALZ−1.92brain stage 5 ALZ−1.20brain stage 5 ALZ−2.08brain stage 5 ALZ1.02lung 24 COPD−1.20lung 28 COPD−1.74lung 23 COPD−5.66asthmatic lung−1.01asthmatic lung2.71asthmatic lung1.39asthmatic lung2.04endo VEGF−3.96endo bFGF1.01heart (T-1) ischemic1.37heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM2.37heart (T-3399) DCM3.88BM stim7.73osteo dif1.00OA Cartilage (pool)−5.39PBL HIV IIIB4.89MRC5 HSV strain F1.00W12 cells2.68


[0224] Gene Name sbg1530894bCE


[0225] Unlike sbg1530894aCE, Sybrman experiment failed using the primers specific for sbg1530894bCE. Taqman was performed by using the primers present in both sbg1530894aCE and sbg1530894bCE and the results is shown here as sbg1530894CE.


[0226] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, hypothalamus, omentum, ovary, testis and uterus. The highest disease expression is seen in the Alzheimer's disease brain samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 lung tumor samples and 2 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in cancers of the lung and breast. Downregulation in the VEGF and bFGF-treated endothelial cells suggests that this gene may be involved in angiogenesis. Upregulation in 2 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as ischemic and non-obstructive DCM. Downregulated in the stimulated bone marrow and the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV.
55copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 Stotalsbg1530894CE1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 37.5904.452.233.0616.3436.36Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland40, 40000.000.6181.970.00ClontechWhole Brain Clontech30.6, 30.61341.62340.48341.057.246.912355.32Fetal Brain Clontech37.44, 37.274.895.415.150.48103.95535.34Cerebellum Clontech40, 37.1905.712.862.1723.0465.78Cervix35.49, 34.9516.3522.8619.612.4220.66405.06Colon38.35, 402.7701.392.7118.4525.55Endometrium36.78, 36.67.368.227.790.7368.21531.38Esophagus40, 40000.001.3736.500.00Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus35.17, 36.9920.026.4613.240.32155.282055.90Ileum35.18, 36.319.859.8914.872.5819.38288.18Jejunum34.78, 34.0125.4841.133.296.607.58252.20Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver35.78, 36.6513.697.9810.841.5033.33361.17Fetal Liver Clontech40, 40000.0010.404.810.00Lung40, 40000.002.5719.460.00Mammary Gland40, 40000.0013.003.850.00ClontechMyometrium40, 36.4808.884.442.3421.3794.87Omentum32.21, 31.71126.06171.55148.813.9412.691888.39Ovary32.77, 32.2188.67125.55107.114.3411.521233.99Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 4000.790.401.5731.8512.58Parotid Gland35.78, 36.5113.678.711.195.489.12102.05Placenta Clontech40, 40000.005.269.510.00Prostate40, 40000.003.0016.670.00Rectum40, 40000.001.2340.650.00Salivary Gland40, 37.106.043.027.316.8420.66ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine40, 40000.000.9851.070.00ClontechSpleen36.29, 35.5310.0115.9612.994.9210.16131.96Stomach36.68, 38.57.812.535.172.7318.3294.69Testis Clontech35.69, 35.7414.4814.0814.280.5787.871254.83Thymus Clontech35.24, 34.6319.127.9923.559.895.06119.03Thyroid40, 40000.002.7718.050.00Trachea Clontech40, 400.3500.189.715.150.90Urinary Bladder40, 40000.005.479.140.00Uterus32.08, 32.36136.79114.5125.655.349.361176.45genomic28.621173.55b-actin29.41718.231.00E+0522.091000001.00E+0521.391000001.00E+0425100001.00E+0425.06100001.00E+0328.5610001.00E+0328.6810001.00E+0232.521001.00E+0232.291001.00E+0137.18101.00E+0135.98101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasesbg1530894CEidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194136.9410.3820.76colon normalcolon tumor GW98-166219404000.00colon tumor−20.76colon normal GW98-178220804000.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-177220604000.00colon tumor0.00colon normal GW98-561235144000.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-560235134000.00colon tumor0.00colon normal GW98-894246914000.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-89324690400.971.94colon tumor1.94lung normal GW98-32074236.9210.5321.06lung normallung tumor GW98-22074136.7311.6923.38lung tumor1.11lung normal GW97-179206774000.00lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067636.5612.9525.90lung tumor25.90lung normal GW98-165219224000.00lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192136.6112.5825.16lung tumor25.16lung normal GW98-282225844000.00lung normallung tumor GW98-281225834000.00lung tumor0.00breast normal GW00-392287504000.00breast normalbreast tumor GW00-391287464000.00breast tumor0.00breast normal GW00-4132879834.5840.9340.93breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879730.68395.58791.16breast tumor19.33breast normal GW00-27592-954000.00breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9136.1116.7816.78breast tumor16.78231:234breast normal GW98-621236564000.00breast normalbreast tumor GW98-620236554000.00breast tumor0.00brain normal BB99-54225507401.42.80brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550931.15300.7601.40brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554630.99330.39660.78brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550232.9108.75217.50brain stage 5 ALZ−1.94874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550332.2163.47326.94brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550432.28156.13312.26brain stage 5 ALZ−1.35862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554231.19292.69585.38brain stage 5 ALZ1.39927CT lungnormal4000.00CT lung Nmllung 26normal400lung 26 Nmllung 27normal4000.00lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD36.4413.8813.88lung 24 COPD2.16lung 28COPD4000.00lung 28 COPD−6.41lung 23COPD4000.00lung 23 COPD−6.41lung 25normal35.8819.2419.24lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932137.876.056.05asthmatic lung−1.06asthmatic lung ODO3433293234000.00asthmatic lung−6.41asthmatic lung ODO33972932237.049.819.60asthmatic lung3.06asthmatic lung ODO49282932536.414.1728.34asthmatic lung4.42endo cellscontrol37.079.639.63endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF−9.63endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF−9.63heart Clontechnormal4000.00heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941736.2515.4730.94heart (T-1)30.94ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942237.119.418.80heart (T-14) non-18.80obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM294264000.00heart (T-3399)0.00DCMadenoid GW99-2692616234.5840.8981.78adenoidtonsil GW98-280225824000.00tonsilT cells PC00314284534000.00T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte35.6621.8943.78monocyteB cells PC006652845535.2328.0156.02B cellsdendritic cells2844135.0730.8261.64dendritic cellsneutrophils284404000.00neutrophilseosinophils284464000.00eosinophilsBM unstim38.255.00BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim−5.00osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif−11.25osteo undif36.811.2511.25osteo undifchondrocytes35.7320.9952.48chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946235.0431.3831.38OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946135.8619.4438.88OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846438.534.128.24OA SynoviumRA Synovium284664000.00RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium284674000.00RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium284754000.00RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921735.4724.3424.34OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory4000.00OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory36.4913.4926.98OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal4000.00Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA4000.00OA Cartilage (pool)0.00PBL unifected2844135.820.1540.30PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB284424000.00PBL HIV IIIB−40.30MRC5 uninfected291584000.00MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F291784000.00MRC5 HSV strain0.00FW12 cells2917936.7711.4322.86W12 cells1.10Keratinocytes2918036.9410.3620.72KeratinocytesB-actin control29.12977.73genomic28.271599.711.00E+0521.561000001.00E+0521.261000001.00E+0424.94100001.00E+0425.13100001.00E+0328.7510001.00E+0328.5710001.00E+0233.511001.00E+0232.71001.00E+014001.00E+0137.37101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0227] Gene Name sbg1530894CE
56Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−20.76colon tumor0.00colon tumor0.00colon tumor1.94lung tumor1.11lung tumor25.90lung tumor25.16lung tumor0.00breast tumor0.00breast tumor19.33breast tumor16.78breast tumor0.00brain stage 5 ALZ−1.94brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29brain stage 5 ALZ−1.35brain stage 5 ALZ1.39lung 24 COPD2.16lung 28 COPD−6.41lung 23 COPD−6.41asthmatic lung−1.06asthmatic lung−6.41asthmatic lung3.06asthmatic lung4.42endo VEGF−9.63endo bFGF−9.63heart (T-1) ischemic30.94heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM18.80heart (T-3399) DCM0.00BM stim−5.00osteo dif−11.25OA Cartilage (pool)0.00PBL HIV IIIB−40.30MRC5 HSV strain F0.00W12 cells1.10


[0228] Gene Name gsk.1813134.NaI


[0229] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the thyroid and trachea. The highest disease expression is seen in two of the lung tumor samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 lung tumor samples implicates this gene in cancer of lung. Downregulation in 1 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Upregulation in 1 of 3 COPD lung samples and in 2 of 4 asthmatic lung samples implicates this gene in COPD and asthma.
57copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 Stotalgsk.1813134.NaI1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous39:29, 40804.003.0616.3465.36Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 39.72.376.354.360.6181.97357.38Whole Brain Clontech34.03, 34.33154.47130.6142.547.246.91984.36Fetal Brain Clontech37.91, 37.8717.3517.7517.550.48103.951824.32Cerebellum Clontech39.61, 406.663.174.922.1723.04113.25Cervix36.4, 37.1140.827.2534.032.4220.66703.00Colon39.3, 39.917.963.985.972.7118.45110.15Endometrium39.7, 406.341.894.120.7368.21280.70Esophagus38.1, 4015.607.801.3736.50284.67Heart Clontech39.17, 408.5504.281.3237.88161.93Hypothalamus40, 403.0501.530.32155.28236.80Ileum40, 39.821.825.933.882.5819.3875.10Jejunum40, 37.921.8317.319.576.607.5872.50Kidney35.47, 3568.8189.8179.312.1223.581870.52Liver40, 4002.761.381.5033.3346.00Fetal Liver Clontech40, 402.3301.1710.404.815.60Lung39.51, 38.297.0514.0410.552.5719.46205.16Mammary Gland39.43, 37.457.3622.5814.9713.003.8557.58ClontechMyometrium39.76, 406.111.863.992.3421.3785.15Omentum39.02, 409.282.455.873.9412.6974.43Ovary37.12, 37.5927.1620.7623.964.3411.52276.04Pancreas37.57, 39.9621.062.6611.860.8161.80733.00Head of Pancreas39.56, 406.861.834.351.5731.85138.38Parotid Gland39.41, 38.977.449.568.505.489.1277.55Placenta Clontech39.21, 408.3504.185.269.5139.69Prostate39.02, 409.272.295.783.0016.6796.33Rectum39.5, 407.12.184.641.2340.65188.62Salivary Gland34.61, 33.52111.69206.39159.047.316.841087.82ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 402.1301.071.2639.6842.26ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine37.24, 4025.41012.710.9851.07648.88ClontechSpleen39.84, 405.852.34.084.9210.1641.41Stomach39.71, 39.836.325.96.112.7318.32111.90Testis Clontech40, 39.208.384.190.5787.87368.19Thymus Clontech35.22, 34.5178.98117.9898.489.895.06497.88Thyroid31.49, 31.43648.86672.22660.542.7718.0511923.10Trachea Clontech30.33, 29.881245.441605.591425.529.715.157340.45Urinary Bladder38.79, 39.2410.568.229.395.479.1485.83Uterus38.49, 37.0812.5527.7620.165.349.36188.72genomic32.01484.64b-actin27.446351.661.00E+0521.361000001.00E+0521.761000001.00E+0425.98100001.00E+0426.16100001.00E+0331.1610001.00E+0331.6610001.00E+0237.461001.00E+0237.321001.00E+014001.00E+014001.00E+0039.5511.00E+00401NTC400NTC40−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasegsk.1813134.NaIidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194138.239.7819.56colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194039.425.3110.62colon tumor−1.84colon normal GW98-17822080403.977.94colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206038.847.1414.27colon tumor1.80colon normal GW98-5612351433.81113.02226.03colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351337.1817.0334.07colon tumor−6.63colon normal GW98-8942469135.934.2268.45colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469037.5314.1328.27colon tumor−2.42lung normal GW98-32074232.09319.70639.41lung normallung tumor GW98-22074138.857.1014.20lung tumor−45.03lung normal GW97-1792067732.76211.84423.69lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067628.144374.088748.15lung tumor20.65lung normal GW98-1652192231.8383.06766.13lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192129.022368.864737.72lung tumor6.18lung normal GW98-2822258433.45139.87279.74lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258332.45256.01512.02lung tumor1.83breast normal GW00-3922875035.347.8847.88breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874637.9611.2622.53breast tumor−2.13breast normal GW00-4132879837.3515.5515.55breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879736.6722.4344.85breast tumor2.88breast normal GW00-27592-9539.854.284.28breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9137.0118.6618.66breast tumor4.36231:234breast normal GW98-6212365637.8412.0024.00breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365536.4325.5651.12breast tumor2.13brain normal BB99-5422550734.5473.85147.71brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550937.1916.9433.89brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554636.5923.4246.85brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-25502403.977.94brain stage 5−9.59874ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550335.1153.31106.62brain stage 51.40887ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550436.1729.4858.96brain stage 5−1.29862ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554236.6322.9245.84brain stage 5−1.66927ALZCT lungnormal34.8761.11122.22CT lung Nmllung 26normal31.7407.86lung 26 Nmllung 27normal34.6270.5370.53lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD34.0498.7498.74lung 24 COPD1.24lung 28COPD31.97344.47344.47lung 28 COPD4.31lung 23COPD34.8262.8862.88lung 23 COPD−1.27lung 25normal35.3446.8146.81lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932137.8811.7511.75asthmatic lung−6.80asthmatic lung ODO34332932334.9558.39116.77asthmatic lung1.46asthmatic lung ODO33972932233.25157.62315.23asthmatic lung3.95asthmatic lung ODO49282932531.48468.54937.09asthmatic lung11.74endo cellscontrol38.757.477.47endo cellsendo VEGF39.624.804.80endo VEGF−1.56endo bFGF38.77.677.67endo bFGF1.03heart Clontechnormal403.977.94heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941739.834.328.65heart (T-1)1.09ischemicheart (T-14) non-29422403.977.94heart (T-14)1.00obstructive DCMnon-obstructiveDCMheart (T-3399) DCM29426403.977.94heart (T-3399)1.00DCMadenoid GW99-2692616237.315.9731.95adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258234.4279.15158.31tonsilT cells PC003142845337.2616.3232.64T cellsPBMNC403.973.97PBMNCmonocyte403.977.94monocyteB cells PC006652845538.1210.3620.72B cellsdendritic cells2844138.548.3316.66dendritic cellsneutrophils2844037.9911.0911.09neutrophilseosinophils2844638.598.1216.23eosinophilsBM unstim39.485.155.15BM unstimBM stimtreated403.973.97BM stim−1.30osteo diftreated403.973.97osteo dif1.00osteo undif403.973.97osteo undifchondrocytes39.714.5911.48chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/0129462403.973.97OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/0129461403.977.94OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846439.684.669.32OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846639.235.8511.70RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846739.086.3112.63RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847538.488.5917.18RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921738.77.677.67OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory403.977.94OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory403.977.94OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal403.977.94Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA403.977.94OA Cartilage1.00(pool)PBL unifected2844137.4714.5929.18PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844237.6213.4826.95PBL HIV IIIB−1.08MRC5 uninfected (100%)2915838.349.2418.48MRC5uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917839.315.6211.23MRC5 HSV−1.64strain FW12 cells2917937.8112.1924.38W12 cells−1.35Keratinocytes2918037.2516.4132.81KeratinocytesB-actin control27.367656.40genomic32.01336.00Disease plate did not have genomicsamples. Copy number was, thereforecalculated from the gene-specific genomic curve on the normalplate.1.00E+051.00E+051.00E+041.00E+041.00E+031.00E+031.00E+021.00E+021.00E+011.00E+011.00E+001.00E+00NTC39.844.30*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0230] Gene Name gsk.1813134.NaI
58Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.84colon tumor1.80colon tumor−6.63colon tumor−2.42lung tumor−45.03lung tumor20.65lung tumor6.18lung tumor1.83breast tumor−2.13breast tumor2.88breast tumor4.36breast tumor2.13brain stage 5 ALZ−9.59brain stage 5 ALZ1.40brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29brain stage 5 ALZ−1.66lung 24 COPD1.24lung 28 COPD4.31lung 23 COPD−1.27asthmatic lung−6.80asthmatic lung1.46asthmatic lung3.95asthmatic lung11.74endo VEGF−1.56endo bFGF1.03heart (T-1) ischemic1.09heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM1.00heart (T-3399) DCM1.00BM stim−1.30osteo dif1.00OA Cartilage (pool)1.00PBL HIV IIIB−1.08MRC5 HSV strain F−1.64W12 cells−1.35


[0231] Gene Name gsk1811484BrCaAg


[0232] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the testis, prostate, omentum, stomach, thymus, trachea, and uterus. The highest disease expression is seen in the normal and tumor breast samples. Upregulation in 2 of 4 colon tumor samples, 2 of 4 lung tumor samples, and 2 of 4 breast tumor samples implicates this gene in cancers of the colon, lung, and breast. Downregulated in the differentiated osteoblasts. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells and the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV and HPV. Patterns of expression are very similar to gsk1810944BrCaAg.
59copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 nggsk1811484-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 StotalBrCaAg1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous39.41, 36.80.271.180.733.0616.3411.85Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 400.090.070.080.9652.364.19ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech36.01, 401.840.060.950.6181.9777.87Whole Brain Clontech30.18, 30.4149.0743.2446.167.246.91318.75Fetal Brain Clontech39.33, 400.280.080.180.48103.9518.71Cerebellum Clontech37.02, 35.641.042.261.652.1723.0438.02Cervix33.68, 32.846.8610.998.932.4220.66184.40Colon33.68, 33.166.849.188.012.7118.45147.79Endometrium33.7, 34.246.7755.890.7368.21401.43Esophagus34.21, 33.465.067.766.411.3736.50233.94Heart Clontech37.2, 38.490.940.460.701.3237.8826.52Hypothalamus39.01, 400.3400.170.32155.2826.40Ileum33.93, 345.965.75.832.5819.38112.98Jejunum30.69, 30.6436.8538.0237.446.607.58283.60Kidney40, 38.780.10.390.252.1223.585.78Liver32.03, 32.117.3216.6216.971.5033.33565.67Fetal Liver Clontech33.75, 35.036.573.24.8910.404.8123.49Lung36.68, 37.661.270.731.002.5719.4619.46Mammary Gland31.08, 30.3829.5643.8836.7213.003.85141.23ClontechMyometrium34.36, 35.14.663.073.872.3421.3782.59Omentum29.38, 29.0677.2192.6384.923.9412.691077.66Ovary30.52, 30.5340.6540.2740.464.3411.52466.13Pancreas37.35, 39.030.870.340.610.8161.8037.39Head of Pancreas37.45, 34.710.823.822.321.5731.8573.89Parotid Gland30.71, 31.4236.4624.430.435.489.12277.65Placenta Clontech29.42, 29.0875.3491.2483.295.269.51791.73Prostate27.78, 27.94189.85173.17181.513.0016.673025.17Rectum34.4436.26,4.461.63.031.2340.65123.17Salivary Gland Clontech31.26, 31.0226.8230.6128.727.316.84196.41Skeletal Muscle37.04, 39.41.030.270.651.2639.6825.79ClontechSkin34.33, 36.694.741.263.001.2141.32123.97Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen34.01, 32.495.6913.419.554.9210.1697.05Stomach30.53, 30.1840.3249.1544.742.7318.32819.32Testis Clontech28.7, 28.22113.42147.88130.650.5787.8711480.67Thymus Clontech28.18, 28.12151.56157.02154.299.895.06780.03Thyroid35.21, 35.052.893.163.032.7718.0554.60Trachea Clontech28.07, 27.71161.13197.69179.419.715.15923.84Urinary Bladder34.85, 33.583.547.245.395.479.1449.27Uterus29.88, 29.4558.1874.1666.175.349.36619.57genomic23.841753.28b-actin27.13273.511.00E+0517.551000001.00E+0517.521000001.00E+0420.49100001.00E+0420.52100001.00E+0324.110001.00E+0324.1610001.00E+0228.951001.00E+0228.171001.00E+0131.73101.00E+0133.09101.00E+004011.00E+0039.141NTC38.79−1NTC40−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange ingsk1811484-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseBrCaAgidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194132.984.158.30colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194025.98356.34712.68colon tumor85.87colon normal GW98-1782208034.381.713.42colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206032.485.7211.44colon tumor3.35colon normal GW98-5612351434.771.342.68colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351333.922.284.56colon tumor1.70colon normal GW98-8942469132.147.1114.22colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469029.1647.0594.10colon tumor6.62lung normal GW98-32074231.629.8619.72lung normallung tumor GW98-22074124.78762.341524.68lung tumor77.32lung normal GW97-1792067728.1390.81181.62lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067631.4710.8521.70lung tumor−8.37lung normal GW98-1652192230.8216.4232.84lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192127.45139.52279.04lung tumor8.50lung normal GW98-2822258428.4773.15146.30lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258333.283.446.88lung tumor−21.26breast normal GW00-3922875021.974550.434550.43breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874622.722838.625677.24breast tumor1.25breast normal GW00-4132879823.122188.792188.79breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879721.46554.6713109.34breast tumor5.99breast normal GW00-27592-9525.84390.48390.48breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9120.998531.758531.75breast tumor21.85231:234breast normal GW98-621236564000.00breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365523.152151.174302.34breast tumor4302.34brain normal BB99-5422550732.36.412.80brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550932.954.238.46brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554633.672.685.36brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550233.752.555.10brain stage 5−1.74874ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550332.356.2212.44brain stage 51.40887ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550432.236.7113.42brain stage 51.51862ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554232.924.318.62brain stage 5−1.03927ALZCT lungnormal32.565.4410.88CT lung Nmllung 26normal33.52.98lung 26 Nmllung 27normal37.30.270.27lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD34.741.361.36lung 24 COPD−2.95lung 28COPD34.351.741.74lung 28 COPD−2.31lung 23COPD32.635.195.19lung 23 COPD1.29lung 25normal35.40.890.89lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932133.732.582.58asthmatic lung−1.56asthmatic lung ODO34332932333.443.16.20asthmatic lung1.54asthmatic lung ODO33972932233.552.95.80asthmatic lung1.45asthmatic lung ODO49282932532.296.4312.86asthmatic lung3.20endo cellscontrol400.070.07endo cellsendo VEGF400.110.11endo VEGF1.57endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF−0.07heart Clontechnormal36.110.571.14heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941737.350.260.52heart (T-1)−2.19ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942238.70.110.22heart (T-14)−5.18obstructive DCMnon-obstructiveDCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942635.211.012.02heart (T-3399)1.77DCMadenoid GW99-2692616230.8815.8231.64adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258229.343.0386.06tonsilT cells PC003142845333.133.777.54T cellsPBMNC37.250.280.28PBMNCmonocyte35.730.721.44monocyteB cells PC006652845531.4111.322.60B cellsdendritic cells2844135.450.861.72dendritic cellsneutrophils2844032.964.24.20neutrophilseosinophils2844636.890.350.70eosinophilsBM unstim34.151.981.98BM unstimBM stimtreated34.861.261.26BM stim−1.57osteo diftreated400.140.14osteo dif−4.93osteo undif35.80.690.69osteo undifchondrocytes32.844.5411.35chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946234.191.931.93OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946134.241.863.72OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846431.4910.7121.42OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846634.092.064.12RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846732.65.2810.56RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847533.572.865.72RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921733.572.862.86OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory34.911.222.44OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory32.415.9711.94OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal33.43.186.36Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA34.241.873.74OA Cartilage−1.70(pool)PBL unifected2844136.040.591.18PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844235.11.082.16PBL HIV IIIB1.83MRC5 uninfected (100%)2915836.480.450.90MRC5 uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917829.929.4358.86MRC5 HSV65.40strain FW12 cells2917933.43.186.36W12 cells9.94Keratinocytes2918037.030.320.64KeratinocytesB-actin control26.65233.22genomic23.361885.221.00E+0517.131000001.00E+0517.111000001.00E+0420.04100001.00E+0422.87100001.00E+0323.4310001.00E+0323.4410001.00E+0228.051001.00E+0228.151001.00E+0131.22101.00E+0131.21101.00E+0036.1411.00E+00401NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0233] Gene Name gsk1811484BrCaAg
60Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor85.87colon tumor3.35colon tumor1.70colon tumor6.62lung tumor77.32lung tumor−8.37lung tumor8.50lung tumor−21.26breast tumor1.25breast tumor5.99breast tumor21.85breast tumor4302.34brain stage 5 ALZ−1.74brain stage 5 ALZ1.40brain stage 5 ALZ1.51brain stage 5 ALZ−1.03lung 24 COPD−2.95lung 28 COPD−2.31lung 23 COPD1.29asthmatic lung−1.56asthmatic lung1.54asthmatic lung1.45asthmatic lung3.20endo VEGF1.57endo bFGF−0.07heart (T-1) ischemic−2.19heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−5.18heart (T-3399) DCM1.77BM stim−1.57osteo dif−4.93OA Cartilage (pool)−1.70PBL HIV IIIB1.83MRC5 HSV strain F65.40W12 cells9.94


[0234] Gene Name sbg1529984aSproteinase


[0235] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the parotid gland. The highest disease expression is seen in one of the colon tumor samples and the neutrophils. Significant upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples is sufficient to implicate this gene in colon cancer. Downregulation in 2 of 4 lung tumor samples implicates this gene in lung cancer. Upregulation in 1 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Downregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells and the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV and HPV. Patterns of expression are similar to gene sbg1529984bSproteinase
61copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngsbg1529984a-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 StotalSproteinase1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous37.33, 401.9600.983.0616.3416.01Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech32.19, 31.4954.2785.569.897.246.91482.63Fetal Brain Clontech40, 35.8605.082.540.48103.95264.03Cerebellum Clontech36.19, 404.1102.062.1723.0447.35Cervix35.93, 36.944.852.523.692.4220.6676.14Colon40, 40000.002.7118.450.00Endometrium36.09, 35.44.376.845.610.7368.21382.33Esophagus36.74, 36.682.882.992.941.3736.50107.12Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum36.55, 403.2401.622.5819.3831.40Jejunum33.85, 34.2418.5614.4816.526.607.58125.15Kidney40, 4000.370.192.1223.584.36Liver36.09, 36.84.372.773.571.5033.33119.00Fetal Liver Clontech35.25, 34.97.59.428.4610.404.8140.67Lung36.23, 35.333.997.165.582.5719.46108.46Mammary Gland40, 36.902.581.2913.003.854.96ClontechMyometrium35.51, 406.3403.172.3421.3767.74Omentum34.78, 35.9410.164.817.493.9412.6994.99Ovary34.41, 35.0212.918.7410.834.3411.52124.71Pancreas40, 400.170.170.170.8161.8010.51Head of Pancreas36.03, 404.5502.281.5731.8572.45Parotid Gland28.48, 28.05598.21789.07693.645.489.126328.83Placenta Clontech38.55, 400.890.190.545.269.515.13Prostate40, 400.150.090.123.0016.672.00Rectum40, 40000.001.2340.650.00Salivary Gland Clontech33.68, 33.9420.7317.5119.127.316.84130.78Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin38.8, 400.7600.381.2141.3215.70Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen36.18, 33.964.1317.3710.754.9210.16109.25Stomach35.41, 406.790.463.632.7318.3266.39Testis Clontech40, 36.2603.911.960.5787.87171.79Thymus Clontech34.88, 34.039.5516.5413.059.895.0665.95Thyroid40, 37.190.092.141.122.7718.0520.13Trachea Clontech35.15, 34.318.0113.8510.939.715.1556.28Urinary Bladder36.62, 403.1101.565.479.1414.21Uterus34.99, 33.98.9217.9613.445.349.36125.84genomic27.511122.47b-actin28.3670.961.00E+0520.541000001.00E+0520.431000001.00E+0423.84100001.00E+0423.89100001.00E+0327.2610001.00E+0327.3210001.00E+0233.081001.00E+0231.791001.00E+0134.82101.00E+0135.25101.00E+0038.9711.00E+0036.411NTC400NTC36.89−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1529984a-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseSproteinaseidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194133.0147.6395.26colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194033.2840.5781.14colon tumor−1.17colon normal GW98-1782208034.618.5737.14colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206023.8211068.2622136.52colon tumor596.03colon normal GW98-5612351433.9727.0154.02colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351333.9527.354.60colon tumor1.01colon normal GW98-8942469135.4411.2722.54colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469033.0147.8195.62colon tumor4.24lung normal GW98-32074231.02154.82309.64lung normallung tumor GW98-22074139.680.911.82lung tumor−170.13lung normal GW97-1792067732.468.58137.16lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067631.5116.75233.50lung tumor1.70lung normal GW98-1652192233.8229.5459.08lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192137.82.795.58lung tumor−10.59lung normal GW98-2822258435.2512.6425.28lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258335.4211.4422.88lung tumor−1.10breast normal GW00-3922875033.5135.435.40breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874633.5933.8367.66breast tumor1.91breast normal GW00-4132879836.844.934.93breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879734.3521.5243.04breast tumor8.73breast normal GW00-27592-9529.35417.06417.06breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9134.1324.4924.49breast tumor−17.03231:234breast normal GW98-6212365632.7954.35108.70breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365535.1713.2826.56breast tumor−4.09brain normal BB99-5422550733.4636.573.00brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550932.7455.8111.60brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554634.5419.2138.42brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550232.7655.46110.92brain stage 5 ALZ1.49874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550330.49212.89425.78brain stage 5 ALZ5.73887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550432.6658.74117.48brain stage 5 ALZ1.58862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554232.3470.96141.92brain stage 5 ALZ1.91927CT lungnormal32.0186.34172.68CT lung Nmllung 26normal33.3738.62lung 26 Nmllung 27normal34.6717.8817.88lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD36.416.386.38lung 24 COPD−15.13lung 28COPD38.312.072.07lung 28 COPD−46.64lung 23COPD35.2112.9712.97lung 23 COPD−7.44lung 25normal31.7899.0799.07lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932132.7954.4154.41asthmatic lung−1.77asthmatic lung ODO34332932332.3869.2138.40asthmatic lung1.43asthmatic lung ODO33972932233.1244.7989.58asthmatic lung−1.08asthmatic lung ODO49282932534.0226.2352.46asthmatic lung−1.84endo cellscontrol36.047.917.91endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF−7.91endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF−7.91heart Clontechnormal33.2341.9783.94heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941737.792.85.60heart (T-1)−14.99ischemicheart (T-14) non-294224000.00heart (T-14) non-−83.94obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM29426400.360.72heart (T-3399)−116.58DCMadenoid GW99-2692616234.4620.2440.48adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258233.2541.4882.96tonsilT cells PC003142845331.9390.58181.16T cellsPBMNC34.1424.4524.45PBMNCmonocyte32.4666.01132.02monocyteB cells PC006652845532.9748.7597.50B cellsdendritic cells2844134.3221.9343.86dendritic cellsneutrophils2844022.2527946.8227946.82neutrophilseosinophils2844628.14851.971703.94eosinophilsBM unstim33.6931.9631.96BM unstimBM stimtreated30.89167.46167.46BM stim5.24osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif0.00osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes34.7616.8642.15chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946234.2123.423.40OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946134.2922.3944.78OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846434.2622.6945.38OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846637.263.857.70RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846734.6118.5137.02RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847535.4711.1122.22RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921729.87307.3307.30OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory34.0126.3152.62OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory31.13145.42290.84OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal32.7655.43110.86Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA34.0425.9351.86OA Cartilage (pool)−2.14PBL unifected2844132.4965.05130.10PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844233.9227.8755.74PBL HIV IIIB−2.33MRC5 uninfected29158400.380.76MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917831.18141.21282.42MRC5 HSV strain371.61FW12 cells2917936.94.779.54W12 cells16.45Keratinocytes29180400.290.58KeratinocytesB-actin control27.781057.73genomic27.251446.891.00E+0520.41000001.00E+0520.391000001.00E+0423.91100001.00E+0423.82100001.00E+0327.5210001.00E+0327.3610001.00E+0232.511001.00E+0231.181001.00E+0136.29101.00E+0135.38101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0236] Gene Name sbg1529984aSproteinase
62Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.17colon tumor596.03colon tumor1.01colon tumor4.24lung tumor−170.13lung tumor1.70lung tumor−10.59lung tumor−1.10breast tumor1.91breast tumor8.73breast tumor−17.03breast tumor−4.09brain stage 5 ALZ1.49brain stage 5 ALZ5.73brain stage 5 ALZ1.58brain stage 5 ALZ1.91lung 24 COPD−15.13lung 28 COPD−46.64lung 23 COPD−7.44asthmatic lung−1.77asthmatic lung1.43asthmatic lung−1.08asthmatic lung−1.84endo VEGF−7.91endo bFGF−7.91heart (T-1) ischemic−14.99heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−83.94heart (T-3399) DCM−116.58BM stim5.24osteo dif0.00OA Cartilage (pool)−2.14PBL HIV IIIB−2.33MRC5 HSV strain F371.61W12 cells16.45


[0237] Gene Name sbg1529984bSproteinase


[0238] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the parotid gland. The highest disease expression is seen in one of the colon tumor samples and the neutrophils. Upregulation in 1 of 4 Alzheimer's brain samples suggests an involvement in Alzheimer's disease. Upregulation in 1 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the neutrophils indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Downregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Downregulated in the OA cartilage pool may indicate some involvement in osteoarthritis. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells and the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV and HPV. Patterns of expression are similar to gene sbg1529984aSproteinase.
63copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOIdetected/SampleCtcopiescopiesAverage18 S50 ng/50 ngsbg1529984b-(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNA18 StotalSproteinase1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)rRNA(ng)RNASubcutaneous40, 400.4700.243.0616.343.84Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 400.260.270.270.9652.3613.87ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech37, 402.3101.160.6181.9794.67Whole Brain Clontech32.52, 33.0651.1735.2443.217.246.91298.38Fetal Brain Clontech37.12, 39.182.120.511.320.48103.95136.69Cerebellum Clontech35.29, 37.277.521.924.722.1723.04108.76Cervix36.82, 36.062.634.423.532.4220.6672.83Colon38.68, 36.40.723.52.112.7118.4538.93Endometrium39.44, 36.130.434.222.330.7368.21158.59Esophagus40, 4000.30.151.3736.505.47Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 400.2800.140.32155.2821.74Ileum37.22, 401.9901.002.5819.3819.28Jejunum34.02, 33.0818.0834.8326.466.607.58200.42Kidney40, 40000.002.1223.580.00Liver34.3, 35.1414.988.3511.671.5033.33388.83Fetal Liver Clontech35.03, 37.369.031.85.4210.404.8126.03Lung40, 4000.570.292.5719.465.54Mammary Gland38.73, 35.640.75.923.3113.003.8512.73Clontech -Myometrium35.44, 37.276.791.924.362.3421.3793.06Omentum34.27, 35.2115.247.9911.623.9412.69147.40Ovary35.03, 34.359.0514.4711.764.3411.52135.48Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 36.7702.721.361.5731.8543.31Parotid Gland28.68, 28.62725.93756.36741.155.489.126762.27Placenta Clontech40, 40000.005.269.510.00Prostate40, 40000.003.0016.670.00Rectum40, 401.3400.671.2340.6527.24Salivary Gland Clontech34.62, 34.0311.9818.0515.027.316.84102.70Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen35.91, 35.584.916.155.534.9210.1656.20Stomach37.76, 401.370.661.022.7318.3218.59Testis Clontech35.61, 406.0403.020.5787.87265.38Thymus Clontech36.63, 34.622.9911.947.479.895.0637.74Thyroid40, 40000.002.7718.050.00Trachea Clontech36.01, 35.554.596.325.469.715.1528.09Urinary Bladder40, 40000.005.479.140.00Uterus33.41, 34.0827.6517.4622.565.349.36211.19genomic27.921231.29b-actin28.22998.031.00E+0521.31000001.00E+0521.291000001.00E+0424.68100001.00E+0424.78100001.00E+0328.2210001.00E+0328.2110001.00E+0232.661001.00E+0232.41001.00E+0140101.00E+0134.9101.00E+0037.0911.00E+00400NTC40−1NTC40−1copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldSamplenumberMean50 ngChange insbg1529984b-(GSKGOItotalDiseaseSproteinaseidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194133.8930.4560.90colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194033.0450.18100.36colon tumor1.65colon normal GW98-17822080400.430.86colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206023.315255.1530510.30colon tumor35477.09colon normal GW98-5612351433.7932.3464.68colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351335.1414.5929.18colon tumor−2.22colon normal GW98-8942469135.7410.2820.56colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469033.3242.6585.30colon tumor4.15lung normal GW98-32074232.8555.9111.80lung normallung tumor GW98-22074136.177.9815.96lung tumor−7.01lung normal GW97-1792067733.4639.1778.34lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067633.2843.5887.16lung tumor1.11lung normal GW98-1652192233.3940.9181.82lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192135.4612.124.20lung tumor−3.38lung normal GW98-2822258435.869.5619.12lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258333.2843.4986.98lung tumor4.55breast normal GW00-3922875033.8830.6930.69breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874633.8730.8861.76breast tumor2.01breast normal GW00-4132879834.8417.4317.43breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879733.4339.979.80breast tumor4.58breast normal GW00-27592-9531.31138.23138.23breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9135.7310.3210.32breast tumor−13.39231:234breast normal GW98-6212365633.3841.1782.34breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365537.034.829.64breast tumor−8.54brain normal BB99-5422550733.7932.364.60brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550933.0250.66101.32brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554636.018.7917.58brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550234.8217.6935.38brain stage 5 ALZ−1.73874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550331.51123.39246.78brain stage 5 ALZ4.03887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550433.3641.6683.32brain stage 5 ALZ1.36862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554234.2724.3548.70brain stage 5 ALZ−1.26927CT lungnormal34.6919.0138.02CT lung Nmllung 26normal36.247.66lung 26 Nmllung 27normal34.7218.6818.68lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD35.998.888.88lung 24 COPD−2.43lung 28COPD4000.00lung 28 COPD−21.54lung 23COPD36.038.668.66lung 23 COPD−2.49lung 25normal36.197.927.92lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932135.1414.6414.64asthmatic lung−1.47asthmatic lung ODO34332932331.9793.96187.92asthmatic lung8.72asthmatic lung ODO33972932235.3612.8625.72asthmatic lung1.19asthmatic lung ODO49282932534.0627.6255.24asthmatic lung2.56endo cellscontrol38.711.81.80endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF−1.80endo bFGF37.982.772.77endo bFGF1.54heart Clontechnormal36.018.817.60heartheart (T-1) ischemic294174000.00heart (T-1)−17.60ischemicheart (T-14) non-29422400.470.94heart (T-14) non-−18.72obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM294264000.00heart (T-3399)−17.60DCMadenoid GW99-2692616236.456.7613.52adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258234.422.6445.28tonsilT cells PC003142845332.377.45154.90T cellsPBMNC34.2924.1124.11PBMNCmonocyte31.9893.46186.92monocyteB cells PC006652845532.5865.73131.46B cellsdendritic cells2844137.094.659.30dendritic cellsneutrophils2844023.9110649.4510649.45neutrophilseosinophils2844630.49223.9447.80eosinophilsBM unstim33.7832.4332.43BM unstimBM stimtreated32.3873.7773.77BM stim2.27osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif0.00osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes34.8217.6844.20chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946236.984.974.97OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946135.214.1328.26OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846434.2624.549.00OA SynoviumRA Synovium284664000.00RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846735.3812.7325.46RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847536.775.6211.24RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921731.73108108.00OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory35.1814.2528.50OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory31.39132.09264.18OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal34.9915.9531.90Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA400.460.92OA Cartilage−34.67(pool)PBL unifected2844134.6219.939.80PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844234.6119.9639.92PBL HIV IIIB1.00MRC5 uninfected2915836.257.6115.22MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917831.57118.66237.32MRC5 HSV strain15.59FW12 cells2917935.0215.731.40W12 cells3.37Keratinocytes2918037.094.669.32KeratinocytesB-actin control27.821072.85genomic27.311449.651.00E+0520.381000001.00E+0520.291000001.00E+0423.77100001.00E+0423.81100001.00E+0327.4110001.00E+0327.410001.00E+0231.711001.00E+0233.61001.00E+0135.52101.00E+0135.51101.00E+004001.00E+00401NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0239] Gene Name sbg1529984bSproteinase
64Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.65colon tumor35477.09colon tumor−2.22colon tumor4.15lung tumor−7.01lung tumor1.11lung tumor−3.38lung tumor4.55breast tumor2.01breast tumor4.58breast tumor−13.39breast tumor−8.54brain stage 5 ALZ−1.73brain stage 5 ALZ4.03brain stage 5 ALZ1.36brain stage 5 ALZ−1.26lung 24 COPD−2.43lung 28 COPD−21.54lung 23 COPD−2.49asthmatic lung−1.47asthmatic lung8.72asthmatic lung1.19asthmatic lung2.56endo VEGF−1.80endo bFGF1.54heart (T-1) ischemic−17.60heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM−18.72heart (T-3399) DCM−17.60BM stim2.27osteo dif0.00OA Cartilage (pool)−34.67PBL HIV IIIB1.00MRC5 HSV strain F15.59W12 cells3.37


[0240] Gene Name SBGKIN113 (Taqman was Performed for this Sample)


[0241] Moderate to low overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the omentum and in most of the samples representing the female reproductive system including the cervix, endometrium, and uterus. The highest disease expression is seen in the Alzheimer's brain samples and in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells. Significant upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples is sufficient to implicate this gene in colon cancer. Upregulation in 2 of 3 COPD lung samples and in 2 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in T cells and neutrophils implicates this gene in COPD and asthma. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as ischemic, non-obstructive, and obstructive DCM. Downregulated in the stimulated bone marrow and the differentiated osteoblasts. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV. Upregulation in the HSV-infected MRC5 cells and the W12 cells suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HSV and HPV.
65copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 Sng/18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalSBGKIN1131 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous37.77, 404.6602.333.0616.3438.07Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech33.57, 33.260.2875.8168.057.246.91469.92Fetal Brain Clontech40, 40000.000.48103.950.00Cerebellum Clontech40, 40000.002.1723.040.00Cervix34.88, 35.2927.1121.1324.122.4220.66498.35Colon35.74, 37.6116.15.1310.622.7118.45195.85Endometrium40, 34.98025.5812.790.7368.21872.44Esophagus40, 36.42010.585.291.3736.50193.07Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum37.83, 37.074.497.145.822.5819.38112.69Jejunum34.45, 33.6935.456.1245.766.607.58346.67Kidney40, 37.1906.623.312.1223.5878.07Liver40, 35.52018.399.201.5033.33306.50Fetal Liver Clontech37.47, 37.045.587.286.4310.404.8130.91Lung37.45, 405.6702.842.5719.4655.16Mammary Gland37.32, 406.1303.0713.003.8511.79ClontechMyometrium40, 37.0107.373.692.3421.3778.74Omentum33.1, 31.8180.47176.36128.423.9412.691629.63Ovary35.21, 34.1922.1641.2831.724.3411.52365.44Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas40, 40000.001.5731.850.00Parotid Gland35.26, 35.3921.5419.9420.745.489.12189.23Placenta Clontech36.42, 38.2110.613.557.085.269.5167.30Prostate37.83, 404.4802.243.0016.6737.33Rectum40, 38.3703.221.611.2340.6565.45Salivary Gland Clontech40, 40000.007.316.840.00Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine Clontech40, 40000.000.9851.070.00Spleen34.9, 34.6226.8631.8229.344.9210.16298.17Stomach36.03, 4013.4206.712.7318.32122.89Testis Clontech35.78, 4015.6907.850.5787.87689.37Thymus Clontech33.25, 33.0773.3181.9177.619.895.06392.37Thyroid40, 40000.002.7718.050.00Trachea Clontech40, 40000.009.715.150.00Urinary Bladder37.79, 404.5802.295.479.1420.93Uterus33.77, 31.8953.34168.09110.725.349.361036.66genomic28.951012.33b-actin29.43755.051.00E+0521.371000001.00E+0521.691000001.00E+0425.17100001.00E+0425.26100001.00E+0328.6610001.00E+0328.6910001.00E+0232.61001.00E+0233.121001.00E+0136.63101.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseaseSBGKIN113identifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194132.2999.44198.88colon normalcolon tumor GW98-166219403611.322.60colon tumor−8.80colon normal GW98-1782208033.3951.93103.86colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206031.89125.72251.44colon tumor2.42colon normal GW98-561235144000.00colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351337.026.2212.44colon tumor12.44colon normal GW98-8942469135.2617.3834.76colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469036.259.7219.44colon tumor−1.79lung normal GW98-32074233.3952.16104.32lung normallung tumor GW98-22074133.7442.5285.04lung tumor−1.23lung normal GW97-1792067734.2132.1864.36lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067633.0464128.00lung tumor1.99lung normal GW98-1652192234.223264.00lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192131.95121.31242.62lung tumor3.79lung normal GW98-2822258433.0264.86129.72lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258335.8412.424.80lung tumor−5.23breast normal GW00-3922875032.9368.0968.09breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874634.0834.8269.64breast tumor1.02breast normal GW00-4132879833.6145.7645.76breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879733.1360.66121.32breast tumor2.65breast normal GW00-27592-9533.2656.2656.26breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9134.1633.2433.24breast tumor−1.69231:234breast normal GW98-6212365634.1832.8365.66breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365535.3216.7533.50breast tumor−1.96brain normal BB99-5422550734.0136.1972.38brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550931.9124.88249.76brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554634.9820.5341.06brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550233.2357.19114.38brain stage 5 ALZ−1.06874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550331.38169.5339.00brain stage 5 ALZ2.80887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550431.91124.17248.34brain stage 5 ALZ2.05862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554231.33174.15348.30brain stage 5 ALZ2.88927CT lungnormal4000.00CT lung Nmllung 26normal35.1918.16lung 26 Nmllung 27normal4000.00lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD39.561.41.40lung 24 COPD1.40lung 28COPD33.9437.7237.72lung 28 COPD37.72lung 23COPD35.416.0516.05lung 23 COPD16.05lung 25normal4000.00lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO3112293214000.00asthmatic lung0.00asthmatic lung ODO3433293234000.00asthmatic lung0.00asthmatic lung ODO33972932233.9537.4374.86asthmatic lung74.86asthmatic lung ODO49282932536.0610.8621.72asthmatic lung21.72endo cellscontrol4000.00endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF0.00heart Clontechnormal4000.00heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941734.330.5861.16heart (T-1)61.16ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942235.1418.7237.44heart (T-14) non-37.44obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942635.0519.7239.44heart (T-3399)39.44DCMadenoid GW99-2692616234.625.6751.34adenoidtonsil GW98-280225824000.00tonsilT cells PC003142845332117.8235.60T cellsPBMNC34.9321.1321.13PBMNCmonocyte36.876.7613.52monocyteB cells PC006652845533.1759.12118.24B cellsdendritic cells2844136.896.6813.36dendritic cellsneutrophils2844032.4988.1188.11neutrophilseosinophils284464000.00eosinophilsBM unstim36.48.928.92BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim−8.92osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif−10.93osteo undif36.0510.9310.93osteo undifchondrocytes33.4251.21128.03chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946232.18106.04106.04OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946133.4151.37102.74OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846433.5647.1694.32OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846636.289.5519.10RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846733.354.77109.54RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847534.0535.370.60RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921735.4615.4615.46OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory35.9311.7523.50OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory35.9111.8923.78OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal33.6644.3688.72Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA37.185.6411.28OA Cartilage−7.87(pool)PBL unifected2844135.4615.4430.88PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB284424000.00PBL HIV IIIB−30.88MRC5 uninfected (100%)291584000.00MRC5 uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917831.45162.22324.44MRC5 HSV324.44strain FW12 cells2917934.3230.1760.34W12 cells60.34Keratinocytes291804000.00KeratinocytesB-actin control28.82758.28genomic28.021210.451.00E+0520.551000001.00E+0520.691000001.00E+0424.32100001.00E+0424.25100001.00E+0328.0410001.00E+0327.9410001.00E+0233.091001.00E+0232.731001.00E+0136.83101.00E+0135.06101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0242] Gene Name SBGKIN113
66Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−8.80colon tumor2.42colon tumor12.44colon tumor−1.79lung tumor−1.23lung tumor1.99lung tumor3.79lung tumor−5.23breast tumor1.02breast tumor2.65breast tumor−1.69breast tumor−1.96brain stage 5 ALZ−1.06brain stage 5 ALZ2.80brain stage 5 ALZ2.05brain stage 5 ALZ2.88lung 24 COPD1.40lung 28 COPD37.72lung 23 COPD16.05asthmatic lung0.00asthmatic lung0.00asthmatic lung74.86asthmatic lung21.72endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF0.00heart (T-1) ischemic61.16heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM37.44heart (T-3399) DCM39.44BM stim−8.92osteo dif−10.93OA Cartilage (pool)−7.87PBL HIV IIIB−30.88MRC5 HSV strain F324.44W12 cells60.34


[0243] Gene Name gsk305961GDNa


[0244] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, fetal liver, and thymus. This gene is expressed fairly ubiquitously in the disease samples with the highest expression seen in the normal and disease brain samples. Significant upregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples is sufficient to implicate this gene in colon cancer. Upregulation in 4 of 4 asthmatic lung samples with corroborating high expression in the neutrophils indicates a possible involvement in asthma. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as ischemic, non-obstructive, and obstructive DCM. Upregulated in the stimulated bone marrow. Downregulation in the HIV-infected PBLs suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV. Moderate expression in the RA and OA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and the chondrocytes with corroborating high expression in T cells, B cells, and neutrophils implicates this gene in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
67copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalgsk305961GDNa1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous32.72, 32.6151.955.6553.783.0616.34878.68Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 40000.000.9652.360.00ZenbioAdrenal Gland36.16, 405.890.223.060.6181.97250.41ClontechWhole Brain Clontech26.92, 26.792015.632193.882104.767.246.9114535.60Fetal Brain Clontech40, 36.3205.322.660.48103.95276.51Cerebellum Clontech32.18, 34.1672.6320.8746.752.1723.041077.19Cervix33.63, 35.2929.210.219.702.4220.66407.02Colon33.52, 33.731.1827.9729.582.7118.45545.66Endometrium40, 34.82013.786.890.7368.21469.99Esophagus35.08, 36.3111.695.378.531.3736.50311.31Heart Clontech34.03, 4022.66011.331.3237.88429.17Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum33.89, 34.6924.714.9519.832.5819.38384.21Jejunum30.83, 31.14171.04140.83155.946.607.581181.33Kidney33.44, 35.5832.858.4820.672.1223.58487.38Liver34.7, 35.2914.8410.2312.541.5033.33417.83Fetal Liver Clontech28.72, 28.57648.19714.17681.1810.404.813274.90Lung34.4, 32.9417.8845.1931.542.5719.46613.52Mammary Gland32.19, 31.4572.29115.7394.0113.003.85361.58ClontechMyometrium33.49, 32.5131.8159.2845.552.3421.37973.18Omentum33.2, 33.6238.1529.2833.723.9412.69427.86Ovary33, 32.4843.2760.251.744.3411.52596.03Pancreas35.27, 35.0710.3411.7611.050.8161.80682.94Head of Pancreas40, 400.2900.151.5731.854.62Parotid Gland33.39, 33.0233.8942.9538.425.489.12350.55Placenta Clontech33.89, 34.624.7115.8420.285.269.51192.73Prostate36.23, 34.185.6620.5913.133.0016.67218.75Rectum34.28, 33.6119.3629.5324.451.2340.65993.70Salivary Gland33.8, 34.2126.1620.2223.197.316.84158.62ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin36.07, 406.2303.121.2141.32128.72Small Intestine40, 40000.000.9851.070.00ClontechSpleen32.2, 32.1271.7175.6673.694.9210.16748.83Stomach33.35, 32.9734.8644.1639.512.7318.32723.63Testis Clontech40, 4000.320.160.5787.8714.06Thymus Clontech29.86, 29.38316.1426.56371.339.895.061877.30Thyroid34.89, 34.1313.1521.1917.172.7718.05309.93Trachea Clontech35.19, 35.410.869.5410.209.715.1552.52Urinary Bladder32.64, 32.2954.4568.0861.275.479.14560.01Uterus31.21, 31.42134.07117.35125.715.349.361177.06genomic27.621298.05b-actin28.32835.81.00E+0520.941000001.00E+0521.051000001.00E+0424.22100001.00E+0424.21100001.00E+0327.5710001.00E+0327.6910001.00E+0231.861001.00E+0232.151001.00E+014001.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400NTC400copies ofmRNAFoldRegdetected/ChangenumberMean50 nginSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasegsk305961GDNaidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194128.26802.941605.88colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194028.83567.111134.22colon tumor−1.42colon normal GW98-1782208031.06145.98291.96colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206027.161571.353142.70colon tumor10.76colon normal GW98-5612351429.52373.73747.46colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351330.07267.13534.26colon tumor−1.40colon normal GW98-8942469128.43725.81451.60colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469030.03273.24546.48colon tumor−2.66lung normal GW98-32074228.6653.041306.08lung normallung tumor GW98-22074131.32124.74249.48lung tumor−5.24lung normal GW97-1792067728.48700.841401.68lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067628.59657.271314.54lung tumor−1.07lung normal GW98-1652192228.28792.391584.78lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192127.541243.982487.96lung tumor1.57lung normal GW98-2822258428.91541.481082.96lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258329.46385.64771.28lung tumor−1.40breast normal GW00-3922875029.65345.37345.37breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874629.18459.56919.12breast tumor2.66breast normal GW00-4132879829.27434.11434.11breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879729.94288.46576.92breast tumor1.33breast normal GW00-27592-9530.22242.78242.78breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9130.32228.69228.69breast tumor−1.06231:234breast normal GW98-6212365627.251489.152978.30breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365527.451313.032626.06breast tumor−1.13brain normal BB99-5422550727.92988.421976.84brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550928.21826.321652.64brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554628.43723.461446.92brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550229.67341.17682.34brain stage 5 ALZ−2.48874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550327.831043.542087.08brain stage 5 ALZ1.23887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550428.59657.151314.30brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554227.571222.932445.86brain stage 5 ALZ1.45927CT lungnormal33.337.3574.70CT lung Nmllung 26normal32.0878.26lung 26 Nmllung 27normal32.4562.6462.64lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD33.0842.6342.63lung 24 COPD−1.87lung 28COPD31.63102.87102.87lung 28 COPD1.29lung 23COPD32.0281.2481.24lung 23 COPD1.02lung 25normal31.64102.34102.34lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932130.37222.52222.52asthmatic lung2.79asthmatic lung ODO34332932329.48381.78763.56asthmatic lung9.56asthmatic lung ODO33972932227.421336.972673.94asthmatic lung33.47asthmatic lung ODO49282932528.55674.551349.10asthmatic lung16.89endo cellscontrol32.177.4577.45endo cellsendo VEGF31.9386.0186.01endo VEGF1.11endo bFGF31.63102.85102.85endo bFGF1.33heart Clontechnormal35.4510.0720.14heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941728.37750.431500.86heart (T-1)74.52ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942229.5376.98753.96heart (T-14) non-37.44obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942628.63641.881283.76heart (T-3399)63.74DCMadenoid GW99-2692616229.72330.41660.82adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258228.03922.221844.44tonsilT cells PC003142845329.66342.13684.26T cellsPBMNC33.4434.334.30PBMNCmonocyte34.4118.9537.90monocyteB cells PC006652845528.69617.461234.92B cellsdendritic cells2844130.55198.74397.48dendritic cellsneutrophils2844028.89547.36547.36neutrophilseosinophils2844632.8648.7497.48eosinophilsBM unstim34.419.0819.08BM unstimBM stimtreated31.7198.3398.33BM stim5.15osteo diftreated32.1774.2274.22osteo dif1.75osteo undif33.0942.3842.38osteo undifchondrocytes29.45388.3970.75chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946228.49696.93696.93OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946130.09263.3526.60OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846429.15466.7933.40OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846629.06493.54987.08RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846728.7615.41230.80RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847529.13473.65947.30RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921730278.56278.56OA bone (biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory28.74600.151200.30OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory29.24442.37884.74OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal28.1887.941775.88Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA30.04271.28542.56OA Cartilage (pool)−3.27PBL unifected2844127.651165.132330.26PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844229.8313.52627.04PBL HIV IIIB−3.72MRC5 uninfected2915829510.521021.04MRC5 uninfected(100%)(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917829.46387.61775.22MRC5 HSV strain F−1.32W12 cells2917927.761090.412180.82W12 cells1.28Keratinocytes2918028.16853.461706.92KeratinocytesB-actin control28.21830.7genomic27.271465.591.00E+0520.481000001.00E+0520.431000001.00E+0423.9100001.00E+0424.02100001.00E+0327.5510001.00E+0327.4610001.00E+0232.831001.00E+0232.191001.00E+0134.68101.00E+014001.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0245] Gene Name gsk305961GDNa
68Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.42colon tumor10.76colon tumor−1.40colon tumor−2.66lung tumor−5.24lung tumor−1.07lung tumor1.57lung tumor−1.40breast tumor2.66breast tumor1.33breast tumor−1.06breast tumor−1.13brain stage 5 ALZ−2.48brain stage 5 ALZ1.23brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29brain stage 5 ALZ1.45lung 24 COPD−1.87lung 28 COPD1.29lung 23 COPD1.02asthmatic lung2.79asthmatic lung9.56asthmatic lung33.47asthmatic lung16.89endo VEGF1.11endo bFGF1.33heart (T-1) ischemic74.52heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM37.44heart (T-3399) DCM63.74BM stim5.15osteo dif1.75OA Cartilage (pool)−3.27PBL HIV IIIB−3.72MRC5 HSV strain F−1.32W12 cells1.28


[0246] Gene Name gsk24027192395124BIG2


[0247] Moderate overall expression. The highest normal expression is seen in the whole brain, endometrium, fetal liver, rectum, and thymus. The highest disease expression is seen in the normal and disease brain samples. Downregulation in 1 of 4 colon tumor samples and 1 of 4 lung tumor samples implicates this gene in cancers of the colon and lung. Upregulation in 3 of 3 disease heart samples implies an involvement in cardiovascular diseases such as non-obstructive and obstructive DCM and ischemia. Upregulation in the H-infected PBLs suggests that this gene may be a host factor in HIV.
69copies ofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalgsk2402719_2395124BIG21 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous35.28, 34.856.18.037.073.0616.34115.44Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 401.250.961.110.9652.3657.85ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech23.66, 23.2510169.7113215.5611692.647.246.9180750.24Fetal Brain Clontech36.72, 402.4311.720.48103.95178.27Cerebellum Clontech34.22, 33.4611.9919.4415.722.1723.04362.10Cervix33.97, 32.7314.131.0422.572.4220.66466.32Colon33.7, 33.2616.7222.2119.472.7118.45359.13Endometrium34.88, 33.417.8820.1214.000.7368.21954.98Esophagus40, 40000.001.3736.500.00Heart Clontech40, 40000.001.3237.880.00Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum36.05, 36.113.723.593.662.5819.3870.83Jejunum33.01, 33.1725.9223.5124.726.607.58187.23Kidney36.85, 35.292.246.064.152.1223.5897.88Liver34.92, 35.917.684.075.881.5033.33195.83Fetal Liver Clontech29.86, 29.34194.37270.22232.3010.404.811116.80Lung40, 40000.002.5719.460.00Mammary Gland31.65, 30.9561.8496.6779.2613.003.85304.83ClontechMyometrium34.98, 34.067.3813.2510.322.3421.37220.41Omentum40, 34.9607.453.733.9412.6947.27Ovary33.61, 35.4817.765.3611.564.3411.52133.18Pancreas40, 40000.000.8161.800.00Head of Pancreas35.75, 404.530.962.751.5731.8587.42Parotid Gland34.71, 36.018.773.846.315.489.1257.53Placenta Clontech33.98, 33.913.9414.714.325.269.51136.12Prostate40, 401.2600.633.0016.6710.50Rectum34.54, 33.299.821.7315.771.2340.65640.85Salivary Gland Clontech35.9, 364.13.853.987.316.8427.19Skeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 401.421.241.331.2141.3254.96Small Intestine Clontech39.43, 35.470.435.42.920.9851.07148.88Spleen35.92, 404.0602.034.9210.1620.63Stomach40, 33.97014.087.042.7318.32128.94Testis Clontech35.01, 407.2603.630.5787.87318.98Thymus Clontech29, 28.19335.07563.44449.269.895.062271.26Thyroid34.82, 33.738.216.4112.312.7718.05222.11Trachea Clontech33.57, 33.1718.1323.4720.809.715.15107.11Urinary Bladder32.07, 32.4247.2737.842.545.479.14388.80Uterus32.44, 31.6137.4463.4450.445.349.36472.28genomic26.631526.9b-actin28.11594.871.00E+0519.851000001.00E+0519.991000001.00E+0423.47100001.00E+0423.62100001.00E+0327.2310001.00E+0327.2910001.00E+0232.11001.00E+0231.161001.00E+0140101.00E+0140101.00E+004001.00E+0037.311NTC40−1NTC400copies ofmRNARegdetected/FoldnumberMean50 ngChange inSample(GSKGOItotalDiseasegsk2402719_2395124BIG2identifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194126.462706.745413.48colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194026.852226.834453.66colon tumor−1.22colon normal GW98-1782208031271.46542.92colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206030.76306.61613.22colon tumor1.13colon normal GW98-56123514281240.552481.10colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351329749.771499.54colon tumor−1.65colon normal GW98-8942469126.662452.214904.42colon normalcolon tumor GW98-8932469031.94169.13338.26colon tumor−14.50lung normal GW98-32074228.1311632326.00lung normallung tumor GW98-22074136.8114.428.80lung tumor−80.76lung normal GW97-1792067728.45991.351982.70lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067627.751410.692821.38lung tumor1 .42lung normal GW98-1652192227.451643.913287.82lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192129.31638.731277.46lung tumor−2.57lung normal GW98-2822258430.26396.16792.32lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258329.08719.661439.32lung tumor1.82breast normal GW00-3922875029.06727.15727.15breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874629.29645.271290.54breast tumor1.77breast normal GW00-4132879830.26395.16395.16breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879728.421002.12004.20breast tumor5.07breast normal GW00-27592-9530.32383.84383.84breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9128.51961.05961.05breast tumor2.50231:234breast normal GW98-6212365629.01743.091486.18breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365530.46357.2714.40breast tumor−2.08brain normal BB99-5422550725.125327.6710655.34brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550927.831351.642703.28brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554625.753870.147740.28brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550229.43601.571203.14brain stage 5 ALZ−5.85874brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550326.292947.475894.94brain stage 5 ALZ−1.19887brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550426.452727.555455.10brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29862brain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554226.392803.895607.78brain stage 5 ALZ−1.25927CT lungnormal29.27654.091308.18CT lung Nmllung 26normal38.17.47lung 26 Nmllung 27normal35.2831.2131.21lung 27 Nmllung 24COPD34.3450.0850.08lung 24 COPD−9.42lung 28COPD35.2331.9431.94lung 28 COPD−14.77lung 23COPD35.2431.7831.78lung 23 COPD−14.85lung 25normal33.5176.2476.24lung 25 Nmlasthmatic lung ODO31122932130.3388.5388.50asthmatic lung−1.21asthmatic lung ODO34332932329.02742.531485.06asthmatic lung3.15asthmatic lung ODO33972932227.361717.683435.36asthmatic lung7.28asthmatic lung ODO49282932528.121167.332334.66asthmatic lung4.95endo cellscontrol4000.00endo cellsendo VEGF4000.00endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF4000.00endo bFGF0.00heart Clontechnormal32.49128.22256.44heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941728.231104.842209.68heart (T-1)8.62ischemicheart (T-14) non-2942229.35626.61253.20heart (T-14) non-4.89obstructive DCMobstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942628.69876.161752.32heart (T-3399)6.83DCMadenoid GW99-2692616229.3641.831283.66adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258228.291074.112148.22tonsilT cells PC003142845335.232.4964.98T cellsPBMNC4000.00PBMNCmonocyte4000.00monocyteB cells PC0066528455402.735.46B cellsdendritic cells2844135.3130.6461.28dendritic cellsneutrophils2844032.41133.12133.12neutrophilseosinophils2844637.0512.7425.48eosinophilsBM unstim4000.00BM unstimBM stimtreated4000.00BM stim0.00osteo diftreated4000.00osteo dif0.00osteo undif4000.00osteo undifchondrocytes4000.00chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946226.632484.12484.10OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946129.13702.541405.08OA SynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846426.223050.866101.72OA SynoviumRA Synovium2846631.63197.53395.06RA SynoviumNP03/01RA Synovium2846729.23665.351330.70RA SynoviumNP71/00RA Synovium2847531.98165.38330.76RA SynoviumNP45/00OA bone (biobank)2921735.4628.4628.46OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory31.87175.21350.42OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory32.2148.1296.20OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal28.88796.081592.16Nml Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA30.26396.09792.18OA Cartilage−2.01(pool)PBL unifected284414000.00PBL unifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844239.923.87.60PBL HIV IIIB7.60MRC5 uninfected (100%)2915834.4647.2694.52MRC5 uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917834.741.8783.74MRC5 HSV−1.13strain FW12 cells29179403.667.32W12 cells1.02Keratinocytes29180403.587.16KeratinocytesB-actin control27.251815.19genomic27.31773.271.00E+05201000001.00E+0520.271000001.00E+0423.63100001.00E+0423.66100001.00E+0327.1810001.00E+0327.3710001.00E+0233.461001.00E+0232.031001.00E+0139.15101.00E+0140101.00E+004001.00E+00400NTC400*lung 26 Normal has been omitted due to multiple amplification failures from that sample


[0248] Gene Name gsk24027192395124BIG2
70Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor−1.22colon tumor1.13colon tumor−1.65colon tumor−14.50lung tumor−80.76lung tumor1.42lung tumor−2.57lung tumor1.82breast tumor1.77breast tumor5.07breast tumor2.50breast tumor−2.08brain stage 5 ALZ−5.85brain stage 5 ALZ−1.19brain stage 5 ALZ−1.29brain stage 5 ALZ−1.25lung 24 COPD−9.42lung 28 COPD−14.77lung 23 COPD−14.85asthmatic lung−1.21asthmatic lung3.15asthmatic lung7.28asthmatic lung4.95endo VEGF0.00endo bFGF0.00heart (T-1) ischemic8.62heart (T-14) non-obstructive DCM4.89heart (T-3399) DCM6.83BM stim0.00osteo dif0.00OA Cartilage (pool)−2.01PBL HIV IIIB7.60MRC5 HSV strain F−1.13W12 cells1.02


[0249] Gene Name sbg102200MCTc


[0250] High to moderate overall expression. Highest normal expression in the whole brain, liver, fetal liver, and thymus. Highest disease expression in one of the colon normal/tumor pairs, one of the lung normal/tumor pairs, one of the asthmatic lung samples, the dendritic cells, and the uninfected and HIV-infected PBL cells. Upregulation in 2 of 4 breast tumor samples is sufficient to make a disease claim in cancer of the breast. Upregulation in 1 of 4 AD brain samples indicates a potential role in Alzheimer's disease. Downregulation in 3 of 3 COPD lung samples suggests involvement in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Upregulation in 1 of 4 asthmatic lung samples indicates a potential role for this gene in lung cancer. High expression in all of the immune cells. Also high to moderate expression in the OA and RA synovium samples, the OA bone samples, and in the chondrocytes suggests an involvement in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
71copiesofMeanMeanmRNAGOIGOI50 ng/detected/CtcopiescopiesAverage18 S18 S50 ngSample(sample(sample(sampleGOIrRNArRNAtotalsbg102200MCTc1 and 2)1)2)Copies(ng)(ng)RNASubcutaneous35.66, 34.053.7610.26.983.0616.34114.05Adipocytes ZenbioSubcutaneous Adipose40, 360.173.071.620.9652.3684.82ZenbioAdrenal Gland Clontech40, 40000.000.6181.970.00Whole Brain Clontech26.32, 26.411192.661124.691158.687.246.918001.90Fetal Brain Clontech40, 35.8403.381.690.48103.95175.68Cerebellum Clontech34.51, 34.287.688.88.242.1723.04189.86Cervix40, 34.343.178.55.842.4220.66120.56Colon33.67, 35.612.863.918.392.7118.45154.70Endometrium35.32, 34.434.668.056.360.7368.21433.49Esophagus34.27, 35.148.865.197.031.3736.50256.39Heart Clontech40, 35.0505.52.751.3237.88104.17Hypothalamus40, 40000.000.32155.280.00Ileum35.29, 33.684.7412.88.772.5819.38169.96Jejunum31.23, 30.9857.6567.2262.446.607.58472.99Kidney34.67, 34.216.959.28.082.1223.58190.45Liver30.76, 30.6577.1282.5679.841.5033.332661.33Fetal Liver Clontech26.8, 27.1885.14734.31809.7310.404.813892.91Lung40, 4000.170.092.5719.461.65Mammary Gland31.28, 31.3756.152.9554.5313.003.85209.71ClontechMyometrium34.16, 36.289.482.576.032.3421.37128.74Omentum34.18, 33.429.381512.193.9412.69154.70Ovary34.21, 34.189.249.399.324.3411.52107.32Pancreas40, 4000.140.070.8161.804.33Head of Pancreas40, 35.0205.592.801.5731.8589.01Parotid Gland31.23, 31.957.6838.3348.015.489.12438.00Placenta Clontech31.77, 33.1341.3317.9429.645.269.51281.70Prostate39.72, 35.030.315.562.943.0016.6748.92Rectum35.36, 34.344.538.56.521.2340.65264.84Salivary Gland30.52, 30.5489.588.4388.977.316.84608.52ClontechSkeletal Muscle40, 40000.001.2639.680.00ClontechSkin40, 40000.001.2141.320.00Small Intestine40, 39.2700.410.210.9851.0710.47ClontechSpleen34.21, 33.549.213.9111.564.9210.16117.43Stomach35.05, 33.625.5113.229.372.7318.32171.52Testis Clontech40, 40000.000.5787.870.00Thymus Clontech28.56, 28.44299.45322.02310.749.895.061570.96Thyroid31.65, 32.344.7629.8137.292.7718.05673.01Trachea Clontech32.3, 31.929.938.2834.099.715.15175.54Urinary Bladder34.34, 35.028.495.597.045.479.1464.35Uterus33.07, 34.5618.627.4513.045.349.36122.05genomic25.841597.08b-actin27.32643.561.00E+0519.221000001.00E+0519.331000001.00E+0422.48100001.00E+0422.95100001.00E+0326.1910001.00E+0326.3710001.00E+0231.231001.00E+0230.481001.00E+0132.76101.00E+0135.02101.00E−004001.00E−00400NTC400NTC400copies ofRegmRNAFoldnumberMeandetected/Change inSample(GSKGOI50 ng totalDiseasesbg102200MCTcidentifier)CtcopiesRNASamplePopulationcolon normal GW98-1672194126.481723.593447.18colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1662194026.062195.044390.08colon tumor1.27colon normal GW98-1782208029.03389.88779.76colon normalcolon tumor GW98-1772206027.391015.652031.30colon tumor2.61colon normal GW98-5612351426.741478.762957.52colon normalcolon tumor GW98-5602351326.371831.83663.60colon tumor1.24colon normal GW98-8942469125.582918.025836.04colon normalcolon tumor GW98-89324690254089.758179.50colon tumor1.40lung normal GW98-32074224.595183.3110366.62lung normallung tumor GW98-22074124.944232.238464.46lung tumor−1.22lung normal GW97-1792067725.732672.735345.46lung normallung tumor GW97-1782067625.363307.376614.74lung tumor1.24lung normal GW98-1652192226.132109.284218.56lung normallung tumor GW98-1642192125.542973.825947.64lung tumor1.41lung normal GW98-2822258427.081212.642425.28lung normallung tumor GW98-2812258327.45979.821959.64lung tumor−1.24breast normal GW00-3922875026.681536.571536.57breast normalbreast tumor GW00-3912874626.581626.583253.16breast tumor2.12breast normal GW00-4132879831.7181.981.90breast normalbreast tumor GW00-4122879726.5716323264.00breast tumor39.85breast normal GW00-27592-9532.5251.151.10breast normal235:238breast tumor GW00-27588-9129.67268.7268.70breast tumor5.26231:234breast normal GW98-6212365626.481727.443454.88breast normalbreast tumor GW98-6202365525.652793.65587.20breast tumor1.62brain normal BB99-5422550728.62494988.00brain normalbrain normal BB99-4062550929.45304.68609.36brain normalbrain normal BB99-9042554630.08211.25422.50brain normalbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550228.75458.64917.28brain stage 51.36874ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550326.861383.712767.42brain stage 54.11887ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2550428.02702.591405.18brain stage 52.09862ALZbrain stage 5 ALZ BB99-2554229.57284.31568.62brain stage 5−1.18927ALZCT lung KCnormal26.581624.293248.58CT lunglung 26 KCnormal34.1919.2719.27lung 26lung 27 KCnormal32.4553.2353.23lung 27lung 24 KCCOPD3338.638.60lung 24−21.75lung 28 KCCOPD32.2459.9559.95lung 28−14.01lung 23 KCCOPD32.8741.6341.63lung 23−20.17lung 25 KCnormal33.0437.5237.52lung 25asthmatic lung ODO31122932130.13205.46205.46asthmatic−4.09lungasthmatic lung ODO34332932327.82788.821577.64asthmatic1.88lungasthmatic lung ODO33972932225.173695.437390.86asthmatic8.80lungasthmatic lung ODO49282932527.6894.31788.60asthmatic2.13lungendo cells KCcontrol28.2633.43633.43endo cellsendo VEGF KC28.86429.51429.51endo VEGF−1.47endo bFGF KC28.97403.08403.08endo bFGF−1.57heart Clontechnormal28.83437.62875.24heartheart (T-1) ischemic2941728.42557.541115.08heart T-11.27heart (T-14) non-2942227.72835.111670.22heart T-141.91obstructive DCMheart (T-3399) DCM2942628.63493.01986.02heart T-33991.13adenoid GW99-26926162271269.752539.50adenoidtonsil GW98-2802258226.331876.293752.58tonsilT cells PC003142845329.15363.35726.70T cellsPBMNC33.0537.4137.41PBMNCmonocyte31.4992.84185.68monocyteB cells PC006652845526.51700.873401.74B cellsdendritic cells 2844124.26511.1713022.34dendritic cellsneutrophils2844027.011262.741262.74neutrophilseosinophils2844629.23347.08694.16eosinophilsBM unstim30.85135.01135.01BM unstimBM stim28.68478.5478.50BM stim3.54osteo dif31.03121.2121.20osteo dif3.93osteo undif33.3830.8530.85osteo undifchondrocytes26.631579.733949.33chondrocytesOA Synovium IP12/012946229.11371.98371.98OASynoviumOA Synovium NP10/012946129.45304.55609.10OASynoviumOA Synovium NP57/002846427.83784.871569.74OASynoviumRA Synovium NP03/012846627.311063.772127.54RA SynoviumRA Synovium NP71/002846727.081217.212434.42RA SynoviumRA Synovium NP45/002847526.61606.413212.82RA SynoviumOA bone (biobank)2921728.65485.63485.63OA bone(biobank)OA bone Sample 1J. Emory28.78451.74903.48OA boneOA bone Sample 2J. Emory28.27607.151214.30OA boneCartilage (pool)Normal29.42310.76621.52Cartilage(pool)Cartilage (pool)OA30.09209.7419.40Cartilage−1.48(pool)PBL unifected2844123.857997.0315994.06PBLunifectedPBL HIV IIIB2844224.854447.348894.68PBL HIV−1.80IIIBMRC5 uninfected (100%)2915827.021258.462516.92MRC5uninfected(100%)MRC5 HSV strain F2917829.6278.84557.68MRC5 HSV−4.51strain FW12 cells2917927.211122.772245.54W12 cellsKeratinocytes2918025.642815.125630.24KeratinocytesB-actin control27.78807.72genomic27.041246.221.00E+0519.691000001.00E+0520.011000001.00E+0423.15100001.00E+0423.2100001.00E+0327.0210001.00E+0326.7610001.00E+0231.451001.00E+0232.391001.00E+0135.72101.00E+0134.74101.00E−004001.00E−00400NTC400


[0251] Gene Name sbg102200MCTc
72Fold Change in DiseasePopulation Relative toDisease tissuesNormalcolon tumor1.27colon tumor2.61colon tumor1.24colon tumor1.40lung tumor−1.22lung tumor1.24lung tumor1.41lung tumor−1.24breast tumor2.12breast tumor39.85breast tumor5.26breast tumor1.62brain stage 5 ALZ1.36brain stage 5 ALZ4.11brain stage 5 ALZ2.09brain stage 5 ALZ−1.18lung 24−21.75lung 28−14.01lung 23−20.17asthmatic lung−4.09asthmatic lung1.88asthmatic lung8.80asthmatic lung2.13endo VEGF−1.47endo bFGF−1.57heart T-11.27heart T-141.91heart T-33991.13BM stim3.54osteo dif3.93Cartilage (pool)−1.48PBL HIV IIIB−1.80MRC5 HSV strain F−4.51


[0252] Gene Name sbg18525LRRb, SBhACRP30c, and sbg123493SLITc


[0253] Quantitative, tissue-specific, mRNA expression patterns of these three genes were measured using SYBR-Green Quantitative PCR (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, Calif.; see Schmittgen T. D. et al., Analytical Biochemistry 285: 194-204, 2000) or TaqMan PCR (Perkin Elmer, see Lie et al. Current Opinion in Biotechnology 9:43-48, 1998; Gibson et al., Genome Methods 6:995-1001, 1996) and human cDNAs prepared from various human tissues. Gene-specific PCR primers were designed using the first nucleic acid sequence listed in the Sequence List for each gene. Results are presented as the number of copies of each specific gene's mRNA detected in 1 ng mRNA pool from each tissue. Two replicate mRNA measurements were made from each tissue RNA.
73Tissue-Specific mRNA Expression(copies per ng mRNA; avg. ± range for 2 data points per tissue)SkeletalSpleen/Gene NameBrainHeartLungLiverKidneymuscleIntestinelymphPlacentaTestissbg18525LRRb4290 ±367 ±47 ±7 ±263 ±69 ±401 ±39 ±119 ±307 ±157640107623171SBhACRP30c10751 ±7443 ±9900 ±6463 ±8530 ±7638 ±6040 ±8912 ±8931 ±8098 ±954294780452254054381021617612sbg123493SLITc9 ±70 ±13 ±1 ±41 ±132 ±6 ±5 ±9 ±959 ±331311621210480


[0254]

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TABLE V










Additional diseases based on mRNA expression in specific tissues








Tissue Exp.
Additional Diseases





Brain
Neurological and psychiatric diseases,



including Alzheimers, parasupranuclear



palsey, Huntington's disease, myotonic



dystrophy, anorexia, depression,



schizophrenia, headache, amnesias, anxiety



disorders, sleep disorders, multiple



sclerosis


Heart
Cardiovascular diseases, including



congestive heart failure, dilated



cardiomyopathy, cardiac arrhythmias,



Hodgson's Disease, myocardial



infarction, cardiac arrhythmias


Lung
Respiratory diseases, including asthma,



Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary



Disease, cystic fibrosis, acute bronchitis,



adult respiratory distress syndrome


Liver
Dyslipidemia, hypercholesterolemia,



hypertriglyceridemia, cirrhosis, hepatic



encephalopathy, fatty hepatocirrhosis,



viral and nonviral hepatitis, Type II



Diabetes Mellitis, impaired glucose tolerance


Kidney
Renal diseases, including acute and chronic



renal failure, acute tubular necrosis,



cystinuria, Fanconi's Syndrome,



glomerulonephritis, renal cell carcinoma,



renovascular hypertension


Skeletal
Eulenburg's Disease, hypoglycemia, obesity,


muscle
tendinitis, periodic paralyses,



malignant hyperthermia, paramyotonia congenita,



myotonia congenita


Intestine
Gastrointestinal diseases, including Myotonia



congenita, Ileus, Intestinal



Obstruction, Tropical Sprue, Pseudomembranous



Enterocolitis


Spleen/
Lymphangiectasia, hypersplenism, angiomas,


lymph
ankylosing spondylitis, Hodgkin's



Disease, macroglobulinemia, malignant lymphomas,



rheumatoid arthritis


Placenta
Choriocarcinoma, hydatidiform mole,



placenta previa


Testis
Testicular cancer, male reproductive diseases,



including low testosterone and male infertility


Pancreas
Diabetic ketoacidosis, Type 1 & 2 diabetes,



obesity, impaired glucose tolerance










[0255]


Claims
  • 1. An isolated polypeptide selected from the group consisting of: (a) an isolated polypeptide encoded by a polynucleotide comprising a sequence set forth in Table I; (b) an isolated polypeptide comprising a polypeptide sequence set forth in Table I; and (c) a polypeptide sequence of a gene set forth in Table I.
  • 2. An isolated polynucleotide selected from the group consisting of: (a) an isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence set forth in Table I; (b) an isolated polynucleotide of a gene set forth in Table I; (c) an isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide set forth in Table I; (d) an isolated polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide set forth in Table I; (e) a polynucleotide which is an RNA equivalent of the polynucleotide of (a) to (d); or a polynucleotide sequence complementary to said isolated polynucleotide.
  • 3. An expression vector comprising a polynucleotide capable of producing a polypeptide of claim 1 when said expression vector is present in a compatible host cell.
  • 4. A process for producing a recombinant host cell which comprises the step of introducing an expression vector comprising a polynucleotide capable of producing a polypeptide of claim 1 into a cell such that the host cell, under appropriate culture conditions, produces said polypeptide.
  • 5. A recombinant host cell produced by the process of claim 4.
  • 6. A membrane of a recombinant host cell of claim 5 expressing said polypeptide.
  • 7. A process for producing a polypeptide which comprises culturing a host cell of claim 5 under conditions sufficient for the production of said polypeptide and recovering said polypeptide from the culture.
PCT Information
Filing Document Filing Date Country Kind
PCT/US01/49232 12/17/2001 WO