First-stage Genome-wide Gene Expression Analyses of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells Exposed to IC50 Ni (2+) ions
First-stage Genome-wide Gene Expression Analyses of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells Exposed to IC50 Ni (2+) ions
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10.11223/jarde.7.107
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2009-12
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M. Taira;T. Kagiya;M. Sasaki;K. Sasaki;S. Saitoh;T. Nezu;H. Harada;S. Kimura;Y. Araki
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M. Taira;T. Kagiya;M. Sasaki;K. Sasaki;S. Saitoh;T. Nezu;H. Harada;S. Kimura;Y. Araki
The purpose of this study was to evaluate effects of IC50 Ni (2+) ions on human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) cultured for one day by 29k full-genome DNA microarray analyses. It became evident that 39 genes of hMSC were up-regulated more than 5-fold, while 24 genes of hMSC were down-regulated less than 0.2-fold. The analyses suggested that (1) for cell protection, cell cycle arrest due to up-regulation of cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor genes occurred while Ni (2+) ion intracellular transfer was minimized,(2) hypoxia condition due to down-regulation of channel/transporter related genes caused minor inflammation reaction containing up-regulation of several chemokine ligand genes through MAPK pathway, and (3) intracellular intake of minimum amounts of Ni (2+) ions might take place by up-regulation of zinc finger print protein and ferritin related genes. The master system to regulate the hMSC reaction against Ni (2+) ions needs to be clarified in the future.