Entry Detail


General Information

Database ID:exR0455929
RNA Name:RBM14
RNA Type:mRNA
Chromosome:chr11
Starnd:+
Coordinate:
Start Site(bp):66616582End Site(bp):66627347
External Links:ENSG00000239306



Disease Information

Disease Name:
Disease Category:
MeSH ID:
Type:
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Expression Detail

GEO ID:GSE122377
Description:Tuberculous Meningitis in Pediatric Patients [CSF]
Experimental Design:Disease Sample Source
Case Disease Type:Pediatric TB meningitis
Case Disease SubType:NA
Case Sample:Ventricular Cerebrospinal Fluid
Control Sample:Lumbar Puncture Cerebrospinal Fluid
Number of Case:12
Number of Control:12
Number of Samples:24





Regulatory Relationship

mRNA targets:
Gene SymbolChromosomeStart Site(bp)End Site(bp)Strand
AC006064.6
chr12
6556886
6607367
-
AC027796.3
chr17
3585149
3636249
-
AC118553.2
chr1
99970011
100083321
+
ACTG1
chr17
81509971
81523847
-
AIF1L
chr9
131096476
131123152
+
AIFM1
chrX
130129362
130165887
-
AKAP13
chr15
85380571
85749358
+
AKAP8L
chr19
15380050
15419141
-
AL358113.1
chr9
69035747
69255187
+
ALDOA
chr16
30064164
30070457
+
miRNA targets:
miRNA SymbolChromosomeStart Site(bp)End Site(bp)Strand
hsa-miR-409-5p
chr14
101065314
101065336
+
circRNA targets:NA
lncRNA targets:
lncRNA SymbolChromosomeStart Site(bp)End Site(bp)Strand
AC067930.1
chr8
143579636
143580670
+
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Experiment Detail

GEO ID:NA
Sample Source:NA
Source Fraction:NA
Platform:NA
Method:NA
Num of detected RNA Type:NA
Num of detected RNAs of this Type:NA
Sample treatment protocol:NA
RNA Extract protocol:NA
RNA library preparation protocol:NA



Reference

PMID:31434901
Title:Tuberculous meningitis in children is characterized by compartmentalized immune responses and neural excitotoxicity
Author:Rohlwink UK, Figaji A, Wilkinson KA, Horswell S, Sesay AK, Deffur A, Enslin N, Solomons R, Van Toorn R, Eley B, Levin M, Wilkinson RJ, Lai RPJ
Journal:Nat Commun. 2019 Aug 21;10(1):3767.
Description:Differential transcript expression of TBM cases are compared with healthy controls in whole blood and with non-TB cerebral infection controls in CSF.