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In silico modelling of the hepatocellular carcinoma microarray expression data

2009
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Danışman: Doç. Dr. Şerife Esra Erdal ; Prof. Dr. Oğuz Dicle

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In this study, the expression microarray data sets were obtained by using Huh7 cell line were analyzed to identify the genes, expressions of those changed at transcript-level during proliferation inhibition by the action of Lithium in HCC cells, and the pathways involving those genes. Firstly, the genome-wide expression profiles obtained from Huh7 cells treated with 20 mM LiCl for 48 hours and untreated, were analyzed using Significance Analysis of Microarray method. After statistical significance testing, it was determined that there were significantly up and down regulated 1807 genes in Huh7 cell line in comparison to control condition (FDR<0.01). After annotation analysis of significantly affected genes, 142 different pathways related to significant genes in Huh7 cell line were found and 18 out of these pathways were determined as statistically significant (p<0.01). Also, Gene Ontology term analysis showed that significantly up and down regulated genes were involved in diverse biological processes and molecular functions. Through the promoter analysis of two different gene clusters bearing up and down regulated genes with 4 or greater than 4 fold change, the possible common nucleotide motifs located the promoter regions of the genes in each gene cluster was determined. In conclusion, we believe that further analysis of the significant genes obtained from the data sets with additional molecular biological methods will help to understand the underlying molecular mechanism of Lithium effects on proliferation inhibition in Huh7 cells.

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Dr. Gökhan Karakülah

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Gökhan Karakülah (Master Thesis). In silico modelling of the hepatocellular carcinoma microarray expression data, 2009, Dokuz Eylül University.

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