Human Gene Set: GSE369_SOCS3_KO_VS_IFNG_KO_LIVER_DN


Standard name GSE369_SOCS3_KO_VS_IFNG_KO_LIVER_DN
Systematic name M5983
Brief description Genes down-regulated in liver with knockouts of: SOCS3 [GeneID=9021] versus IFNG [GeneID=3458].
Full description or abstract Changes in mouse liver mRNA profiles following intraperitoneal cytokine injection. Either interferon-gamma-/-, albumin-cre(-) Socs3(w/fl) mice, or albumin-cre(+) Socs3(-/fl) mice were injected with either phosphate-buffered saline, interferon-gamma, or interfeukin-6, and livers taken after 4h.
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Source publication Pubmed 12754505   Authors: Croker BA,Krebs DL,Zhang JG,Wormald S,Willson TA,Stanley EG,Robb L,Greenhalgh CJ,Förster I,Clausen BE,Nicola NA,Metcalf D,Hilton DJ,Roberts AW,Alexander WS
Exact source GSE369_2902_200_DN
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Source species Mus musculus
Contributed by Jernej Godec (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute)
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