Stroke-related gene expression profiles across species: A meta-analysis
Rust, R.
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Stroke patients are often left with permanent disabilities with no regenerative treatment options. Unbiased RNA sequencing studies decoding the transcriptional signature of stroked tissue hold promise to identify new potential targets and pathways directed to improve treatment for stroke patients. Here, gene expression profiles of stroked tissue across different time points, species, and stroke models were compared using NCBI GEO database. In total, 32 datasets from mice, rats, humans, and primates were included, exploring gene expression differences in healthy and stroked brain tissue. Distinct changes in gene expression and pathway enrichment revealed the heterogenicity of the stroke pathology in stroke-related pathways e.g., inflammatory responses, vascular repair, remodelling and cell proliferation and adhesion but also in diverse general, stroke-unrelated pathways that have to be carefully considered when evaluating new promising therapeutic targets.
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