The RNA helicase DDX39B activates FOXP3 RNA splicing to control T regulatory cell fate

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) and merged with data of odds ratios of MS risk to generate risk SNP and susceptibility gene pairs. Pairs of SNPs and genes with missing expression profiles were excluded from the analysis. A list of 539 pairs of SNPs and genes was generated . If the MS risk allele showed higher expression of the corresponding susceptibility gene showed lower expression of the corresponding susceptibility gene , that gene was defined as a protective MS gene .

In order to estimate enrichment of differentially expressed genes in pre-determined MS gene sets, we used a simulation method. We determined DEGs in two donors with the shRNA that effectively knocked down DDX39B, Sh3, based on the Gfold method with a cutoff of Gfold value change >0.3. The observed number of DEGs found in the MS gene set, k, was calculated by intersecting DEGs with each MS gene set . We then calculated enrichment using a resampling method.

 

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