RNA-seq analysis reveals the role of Omp16 during Brucella infected RAW264.7 cells
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Jan 15, 2021 version files 20.41 MB
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All_reads_counts.xls
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Con_vs_S2.xls
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readme_file.docx
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S2_vs_Omp16.xls
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May 18, 2021 version files 8.89 GB
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All_reads_counts.xls
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Con_vs_S2.xls
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Omp16_1.dedup.R1.fastq.gz
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Omp16_1.dedup.R2.fastq.gz
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Omp16_2.dedup.R1.fastq.gz
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Omp16_2.dedup.R2.fastq.gz
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Omp16_3.dedup.R1.fastq.gz
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Omp16_3.dedup.R2.fastq.gz
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readme_file.docx
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S2_1.dedup.R1.fastq.gz
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S2_1.dedup.R2.fastq.gz
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S2_2.dedup.R1.fastq.gz
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S2_2.dedup.R2.fastq.gz
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S2_3.dedup.R1.fastq.gz
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S2_3.dedup.R2.fastq.gz
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S2_vs_Omp16.xls
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Abstract
Brucellosis is an endemic zoonotic infectious disease in the majority developing country that causes huge economic losses. As immunogenic and protective antigens at the surface of Brucella spp, outer membrance proteins (Omps) are particularly attractive for developing vaccine and could have more relevant role in host-pathogen interactions. Omp16, a homologue to peptidoglycan-associated lipoproteins (pals), is essential for Brucella survival in vitro. At present, the functions of Omp16 has been poorly studies. Here, the gene expression profile of RAW264.7 cells infected with Brucella. suis vaccine strain 2 (B. suis S2) and Omp16 mutant was analyzed by RNA-seq to investigate the cellular response immediately after Brucella entry. The RNA-sequence analysis revealed that a total 303 genes were significantly regulated by B. suis S2 24 h postinfection. Of these, 273 differential expressed genes (DEGs) were up-regulated and 30 DEGs were down-regulated. These DEGs was mainly involved in innate immune signaling pathways, including pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), proinflammatory cytokines and chemokines by KEGG analysis. In Omp16 mutant infected cells, the expression of 52 total cells genes were significantly upregulated and that of 9 total cells genes were down-regulated compared to B. suis S2 infected RAW264.7 cells. The KEGG pathway analysis showed that several upregulated genes were proinflammatory cytokines and chemokines, such as interleukin-6 (IL-6), IL-11, IL-12β, CCL2 (C-C motif chemokine), and CCL22. All together, we clearly demonstrate that Brucella Omp16 can alter macrophage immune-related pathways to increase proinflammatory cytokines and chemokines to against Brucella infection, which provide insights into illuminating the Brucella pathogenic strategies.
All gene Expression in RNA-seq (three biological repetitions).
All reads.xls
Compared to control, the DGEs expression in B. suis S2-inmfected RAW 264.7 cells
Con vs S2.xls
Compared to B. suis S2-inmfected RAW 264.7 cells, the DGEs expression in ΔOmp16 <Omp16>-inmfected RAW 264.7 cells
S2 vs Omp16.xls
The raw data of control (three biological repetitions)
Con_1.dedup.R1.fastq/Con_1.dedup.R2.fastq; Con_2.dedup.R1.fastq/Con_2.dedup.R2.fastq, Con_3.dedup.R1.fastq/Con_3.dedup.R2.fastq.
The raw data of B. suis S2 (three biological repetitions)
S_1.dedup.R1.fastq/S_1.dedup.R2.fastq; S_2.dedup.R1.fastq/S_2.dedup.R2.fastq, S_3.dedup.R1.fastq/S_3.dedup.R2.fastq.
The raw data of ΔOmp16 (three biological repetitions)
Omp16_1.dedup.R1.fastq/Omp16_1.dedup.R2.fastq; Omp16_2.dedup.R1.fastq/Omp16_2.dedup.R2.fastq, Omp16_3.dedup.R1.fastq/Omp16_3.dedup.R2.fastq.