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Table 1 Class A GPCRs significantly regulated in human heart disease

From: Array data extractor (ADE): a LabVIEW program to extract and merge gene array data

Gene

p-value

+/-

Gene

p-value

+/-

Gene

p-value

+/-

P2RY13

0.00E + 00

+

NPBWR1

7.37E-08

-

GPR78

3.46E-05

-

P2RY14

0.00E + 00

+

PTGER2

7.82E-08

-

HCRTR2

5.29E-05

+

S1PR3

9.04E-52

-

P2RY12

7.98E-08

+

S1PR2

6.57E-05

-

GPR4

2.80E-31

-

GPR3

9.09E-08

-

OPN3

7.01E-05

-

P2RY2

3.08E-30

-

CMKLR1

1.07E-07

+

F2RL1

1.07E-04

-

ADRB1

7.41E-21

-

LPAR3

1.50E-07

-

HTR7

1.37E-04

-

MRGPRF

5.41E-19

-

P2RY11

1.68E-07

-

S1PR4

1.50E-04

-

C5AR1

3.34E-14

-

TAAR1

1.21E-06

-

GPR171

1.93E-04

+

PTGER3

3.91E-13

-

GPR84

1.25E-06

-

MRGPRX2

2.40E-04

-

GPR34

1.94E-12

+

GALR2

1.64E-06

-

GPR37L1

4.36E-04

-

CXCR4

1.77E-11

+

GPR161

2.88E-06

-

HRH2

4.47E-04

-

DARC

3.48E-10

-

RXFP3

3.60E-06

-

CCR2

7.51E-04

-

LTB4R

2.98E-09

-

TSHR

5.54E-06

-

BDKRB1

7.96E-04

-

FPR2

6.92E-09

-

ADRA1B

7.49E-06

-

   

HTR2B

3.19E-08

+

P2RY6

8.14E-06

-

   
  1. 47 of 288 class A GPCRs are differentially expressed in heart disease (p < 0.001). List of receptors was derived from the website of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (http://www.iuphar-db.org). Data was combined from 12 studies, containing 25 groups and 14 different cardiomyopathies: human arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (ARVC, 1 group, 12 samples, 12 controls), dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM, 13 groups, 241 samples, 127 controls), doxorubicin induced cardiomyopathy (DOX, 1 group, 7 samples, 8 controls), fetal cardiomyopathy (FCM, 1 group, 5 samples, 5 controls), valvular cardiomyopathy (VCM, 1 group, 7 samples, 11 controls), hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM, 3 groups, 119 samples, 55 controls), and ischemic cardiomyopathy (ICM, 5 groups, 166 samples, 52 controls). p-value represents combined p-values using Stouffer’s Z-transform method. +/- indicates up- or down-regulation reported by > 75% of the studies.