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The Journal of Neuroscience, July 12, 2006, ():
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Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Activation: An Upstream Signal for Transition of Quiescent Astrocytes into Reactive Astrocytes after Neural Injury
J. Neurosci. Liu et al. 26: 7532Supplemental data
Files in this Data Supplement:
- supplemental material - Table S1: Accession numbers in the website for the CEL files of gene microarrays for control astrocytes and astrocytes treated with EGF for 4 hours and 12 hours.
- supplemental material - Table S2: List of primers used for real-time PCR.
- supplemental material - Table S3: List of EGFR pathway-regulated genes.
- supplemental material - Table S4: Functional annotation of EGFR pathway-regulated genes.
- supplemental material - Figure S1: Real time RT-PCR detected the fold changes in gene expression levels between EGF treated astrocytes and control astrocytes.
- supplemental material - Figure S2: Temporal pattern diagram of the expression of EGFR pathway-regulated genes. The expression of EGFR pathway-regulated genes had different temporal patterns: increased or decreased at 4 hours but returned towards control values at 12 hours (black); increased or decreased continuously over 12 hours (red); increased or decreased to a plateau after 4 hours (green); did not change at 4 hours but increased or decreased at 12 hours (blue). The number at each line is the number of genes in each pattern listed in table S3.
- supplemental material - Video S1: Morphologic changes of astrocytes stimulated by EGF.
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