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Gene expression in the mTSCs of WT and Pr-set7 KO mTSCs

ABSTRACT: To detect the gene profiles in WT and Pr-set7 KO mTSCs, mTSCs are collected and subjected to RNA-Seq. After aligned to mouse mm10 by HISAT2, RPKM value was calculated by Edger. Our results show that Pr-set7 as the key regulator for mTSCs. There are also some genes differentially expressed after Pr-set7 KO, some of the DEGs were further confirmed by qPCR, the DEGs were associated with viral mimic inflammatory activities, antiviral innate immune response, genomic instability, and programmed cell death, indicating the essential role of Pr-set7. This RNA-Seq data provides fundamental information for our further physiological study of Pr-set7.

ORGANISM(S): Mus musculus

PROVIDER: GSE196224 | GEO | 2023/06/28

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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