Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysis

Sialic acids and MMPs play critical roles in inflammatory diseases. Furthermore, Interaction between Sialic acid and receptors such as siglecs leads phosphorylation of ITIM domains and promote downstream inhibitory signaling through SHP-1 phosphatases. SHP1 could positively regulate TNF-α and by con...

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Main Authors: Negar Noorbakhsh, Mina Zamani, Hamid Galehdari
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Language:English
Published: International Academy of Ecology and Environmental Sciences 2020-03-01
Series:Network Biology
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Online Access:http://www.iaees.org/publications/journals/nb/articles/2020-10(1)/potential-microRNAs-mediated-from-sialic-acid-to-MMP-9-pathway.pdf
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spelling doaj-8d30fda49ee44510bdf31449b06e82cd2020-11-25T03:04:09ZengInternational Academy of Ecology and Environmental SciencesNetwork Biology2220-88792220-88792020-03-0110119Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysisNegar Noorbakhsh0Mina Zamani1Hamid Galehdari2Department of Genetics, Faculty of Science, Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz, Ahvaz, IranDepartment of Genetics, Faculty of Science, Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz, Ahvaz, IranDepartment of Genetics, Faculty of Science, Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz, Ahvaz, IranSialic acids and MMPs play critical roles in inflammatory diseases. Furthermore, Interaction between Sialic acid and receptors such as siglecs leads phosphorylation of ITIM domains and promote downstream inhibitory signaling through SHP-1 phosphatases. SHP1 could positively regulate TNF-α and by control, the production of TNF-α could play a crucial role in inflammation. Besides, TNF-α could mediate the signaling pathway leading to MMP-9 gene expression. MMP-9 also is recognized as therapeutic targets in a variety of diseases including vascular pathologies, cancers, and auto-immuned diseases. The present in-silico study aims to identify the most potent micro-RNAs could control the signaling pathway from siglec to MMP-9. To this end, with review some articles and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathway enrichment analysis 21 genes involved in this pathway have been selected. Then TARGET SCAN, DIANA-TarBase8, and miRDB database were utilized to predict the miRNAs which have the most effective to target genes. Finally, using bio-studying Software Cytoscape, three microRNA-mRNA networks were constructed for existing banks. We found shared micro-RNAs that in the three networks. Eventually, using miRTarBase database microRNAs that were linked to more genes in this path were assigned a higher privilege. The twenty-one selected micro-RNAs could be the proper options for experimental studies from sialic acid receptors (siglecs) to MMP-9. Among them miR-34a-5p could be the most interesting target.http://www.iaees.org/publications/journals/nb/articles/2020-10(1)/potential-microRNAs-mediated-from-sialic-acid-to-MMP-9-pathway.pdfmirna-mrna networkcytoscapediana-tarbase8target scanmirdbmirtarbase
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author Negar Noorbakhsh
Mina Zamani
Hamid Galehdari
spellingShingle Negar Noorbakhsh
Mina Zamani
Hamid Galehdari
Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysis
Network Biology
mirna-mrna network
cytoscape
diana-tarbase8
target scan
mirdb
mirtarbase
author_facet Negar Noorbakhsh
Mina Zamani
Hamid Galehdari
author_sort Negar Noorbakhsh
title Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysis
title_short Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysis
title_full Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysis
title_fullStr Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysis
title_full_unstemmed Identification of potential microRNAs-mediated from sialic acid to MMP-9 pathway through integrative analysis
title_sort identification of potential micrornas-mediated from sialic acid to mmp-9 pathway through integrative analysis
publisher International Academy of Ecology and Environmental Sciences
series Network Biology
issn 2220-8879
2220-8879
publishDate 2020-03-01
description Sialic acids and MMPs play critical roles in inflammatory diseases. Furthermore, Interaction between Sialic acid and receptors such as siglecs leads phosphorylation of ITIM domains and promote downstream inhibitory signaling through SHP-1 phosphatases. SHP1 could positively regulate TNF-α and by control, the production of TNF-α could play a crucial role in inflammation. Besides, TNF-α could mediate the signaling pathway leading to MMP-9 gene expression. MMP-9 also is recognized as therapeutic targets in a variety of diseases including vascular pathologies, cancers, and auto-immuned diseases. The present in-silico study aims to identify the most potent micro-RNAs could control the signaling pathway from siglec to MMP-9. To this end, with review some articles and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathway enrichment analysis 21 genes involved in this pathway have been selected. Then TARGET SCAN, DIANA-TarBase8, and miRDB database were utilized to predict the miRNAs which have the most effective to target genes. Finally, using bio-studying Software Cytoscape, three microRNA-mRNA networks were constructed for existing banks. We found shared micro-RNAs that in the three networks. Eventually, using miRTarBase database microRNAs that were linked to more genes in this path were assigned a higher privilege. The twenty-one selected micro-RNAs could be the proper options for experimental studies from sialic acid receptors (siglecs) to MMP-9. Among them miR-34a-5p could be the most interesting target.
topic mirna-mrna network
cytoscape
diana-tarbase8
target scan
mirdb
mirtarbase
url http://www.iaees.org/publications/journals/nb/articles/2020-10(1)/potential-microRNAs-mediated-from-sialic-acid-to-MMP-9-pathway.pdf
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