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Table 1 Genes up-regulated (p < 0.0025 and ≥2 fold-change) after decitabine treatment identified using AffyChip.

From: Modulation by decitabine of gene expression and growth of osteosarcoma U2OS cells in vitro and in xenografts: Identification of apoptotic genes as targets for demethylation

Gene Symbol

Fold Change (Affy)

Fold Change (Real-Time)

CpG

known or proposed function

FAM65A

2.76

nd

yes

hypothetical protein LOC79567

GADD45A

2.58

6

yes

Regulation of cyclin dependent protein kinase activity and DNA repair

GAGE4

3.51

nd

yes

Unknown

HSPA9B

2.32

5.3

yes

Implicated in the control of cell proliferation and cellular aging

IGFBP6

2.22

3

yes

Insulin-like growth factor binding protein involved in negative regulation of cell proliferation

IMP-3

8.36

nd

yes

Binds to insulin-like growth factor II leader 3 mRNA and may repress its translation during late development

NFKBIA

4.01

4.2

yes

Inhibits NF-k-B and involved in cell adhesion, apoptosis, differentiation and growth

PAWR

3.30

10

yes

Pro-apoptotic protein acts by down-regulating the anti-apoptotic protein BCL2 via its interaction with WT1

PDCD5

4.15

8

yes

Induction of programmed cell death

PSG5

2.32

nd

no

Synthesized by syncitiotrophoblast of the placenta and has a role in maintenance of gestation

RAC2

5.09

nd

no

Involved in the regulation of the NADPH oxidase

TGM2

2.01

nd

yes

A peptide cross-linking factor

TNFAIP3

3.44

4.5

yes

Negative regulation of I-k-B kinase/NF-k-B cascade

  1. Fold change (Affy) is the Mean from a duplicate AffyChip experiments. The fold change using real-time PCR (TaqMan method) is the Mean values from the same RNA from the same yields that were used for the AffyChip experiments and a third replica. The direction of expression was consistent in the Affy experiment and the real-time experiment for the tested genes. 11 out of 13 genes have CpG-island in there 5' region. Genes in bold characters are those identified in the apoptotic pathway as explained in "Methods" and "Results". The genes are listed in alphabetical order.