Skip to main content

Table 1 Temporal classification of up-regulated retinal gene cluster changes following ONC

From: Optic nerve crush induces spatial and temporal gene expression patterns in retina and optic nerve of BALB/cJ mice

Gene ontology

Clusters

Time point

P value

Molecular function

Structural eye protein

3 dpc

1.90E-06

 

Eye development

3 dpc

4.50E-03

 

Extracellular matrix binding

3 dpc

5.30E-03

 

Calcium ion binding

7 dpc

3.30E-02

 

Structural eye lens protein

21 dpc

2.20E-11

 

Structural molecular activity

21 dpc

4.60E-06

Biological process

Response to wounding

3 dpc

1.00E-04

 

Inflammatory response

3 dpc

3.80E-04

 

Defense response

3 dpc

5.90E-04

 

Positive regulation of immune system response

3 dpc

1.20E-02

 

Rho protein signal transduction

3 dpc

5.90E-03

 

Regulation of signal proliferation

3 dpc

2.70E-02

 

Defense response

7 dpc

5.40E-04

 

Inflammatory response

7 dpc

1.60E-02

 

Response to wounding

7 dpc

4.70E-02

 

Sensory perception

14 dpc

8.80E-03

 

Neurological system process

14 dpc

2.30E-02

 

G-protein coupled receptor signaling pathway

14 dpc

3.90E-02

 

Macromolecular complex assembly

28 dpc

1.30E-02

 

DNA packaging

28 dpc

3.10E-02

 

Positive regulation of protein kinase activity

28 dpc

4.50E-02

Cellular component

Extracellular region part

3 dpc

3.20E-03

 

Extracellular matrix

3 dpc

7.60E-03

 

Lysosome

3 dpc

3.40E-02

 

Extracellular region part

7 dpc

3.50E-02

 

Microsome

14 dpc

1.70E-02

 

Intermediate filament

14 dpc

3.70E-02

 

Ribosome

21 dpc

5.00E-03

  1. Gene expression fold-change values were grouped individually from naïve eyes and ONC eyes out to 28 days post crush (dpc). Genes were highlighted based on fold values for up-regulated (≥1.5) retinal datasets. The selected genes were analyzed by gene ontology (GO) based cluster identification at each time point using DAVID. Significance was determined using the Benjamini multiple test correction, GO enrichment score χ2 test and Fishers Exact test (p < 0.05).