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Series GSE52482 Query DataSets for GSE52482
Status Public on Dec 04, 2014
Title Transcriptome profiling of plaque macrophages during atherosclerosis regression
Organism Mus musculus
Experiment type Expression profiling by array
Summary We have carried out a systems biology investigation of regulators controlling arterial plaque macrophage transcriptional changes in response to lipid lowering, in the Reversa mouse model of plaque regression in which poly I:C injections induce recombination-mediated inactivation of Mttp in the liver and (when combined with a switch to chow diet) restore normal lipid levels in an Ldlr-/-Apob100/100 mouse (Lieu et al., 2003, Circulation, v.107(9), pp.1315-21). Twenty-four Reversa mice (12 males, 12 females) were maintained on Western diet for 16 weeks and given injections of either poly I:C or vehicle (saline) and then switched to normal chow. At seven days after the last injection, animals were sacrificed and CD68+ macrophages were isolated from the aortic root plaque using laser-capture microdissection. An additional two Ldlr-/- animals (male) were treated with poly I:C and CD68+ aortic root plaque macrophages were obtained, as a control group for effects of poly I:C independent of Mttp inactivation. RNA isolated from each of the 26 samples was reverse-transcribed, amplified, fragmented, labeled, and then hybridized to the Affymetrix Mouse Exon Array 1.0 ST GeneChip. Probe intensities were analyzed using transcript-level probesets for gene expression profiling, and for each mouse transcript represented on the microarray, a two-factor model (sex and treatment) was used for the analysis of the 24 samples from the Reversa mice, to test for a significant effect of the poly I:C (vs. saline) treatment.
 
Overall design Four-week-old Reversa (or for the control group, Ldlr-/-) mice were weaned onto a Western diet for 16 weeks to establish aortic plaque and then switched to a chow diet and injected (i.p.) every other day, for a total of four injections, with either poly I:C or vehicle (saline, only for Reversa mice). In the Reversa mouse, poly I:C is rapidly taken up by the liver where it induces the MX1:Cre transgene, resulting in recombination at the loxP-flanked Mttp alleles and consequent silencing of Mttp expression (Lieu et al., ibid). Animals were sacrificed for arterial tissue collection at seven days after the last poly I:C injection. Hearts were harvested, aortic roots were frozen sectioned, and guide slides were immunostained for CD68. CD68+ cells were isolated by laser capture microdissection and RNA was reverse-transcribed, amplified, fragmented, labeled, and hybridized to the Affymetrix Mouse Exon Array 1.0 ST GeneChip. GeneChips were analyzed for differential expression (between the poly I:C and saline sample groups derived from the Reversa mouse) using transcript-level probesets from the CustomCDF project and using a two-factor model (sex and treatment) with empirical Bayes variance estimates (Limma).
 
Contributor(s) Ramsey SA, Vengrenyuk Y, Gold ES, Podolsky I, Aderem A, Fisher EA
Citation(s) 25474352
Submission date Nov 18, 2013
Last update date Dec 10, 2014
Contact name Stephen Ramsey
Organization name Oregon State University
Department Biomedical Sciences
Street address Dryden Hall 208A
City Corvallis
State/province OR
ZIP/Postal code 97331
Country USA
 
Platforms (1)
GPL17946 [MoEx-1_0-st] Affymetrix Mouse Exon 1.0 ST Array [custom CDF: MoEx10stv1_Mm_ENST ver. 15]
Samples (26)
GSM1267698 Reversa.male.saline.1
GSM1267699 Reversa.male.saline.2
GSM1267700 Reversa.male.polyic.1
Relations
BioProject PRJNA229083

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