Interleukin-8 gene regulation in intestinal epithelial cells infected with rotavirus: Role of viral-induced IκB kinase activation

Keyphrases

• Gene Regulation 100%
• Viral 100%
• Intestinal Epithelial Cells 100%
• Interleukin-8 Gene 100%
• Kinase Activation 100%
• Rotavirus 100%
• Nuclear factor-B 83%
• Interleukin-8 66%
• Rotavirus Infection 66%
• Gene Expression 50%
• HT-29 50%
• Promoter Activation 33%
• Molecular Mechanism 16%
• Overexpression 16%
• Small Intestine 16%
• Protein Synthesis 16%
• Viral Infection 16%
• Epithelial Cell Line 16%
• Etiological Agents 16%
• Gene Transcription 16%
• Transient Transfection 16%
• Villi 16%
• Leukocytes 16%
• Chemokines 16%
• Dominant-negative mutant 16%
• Transcriptional Regulation 16%
• Most Common Cause 16%
• Activator protein-1 (AP-1) 16%
• 1-factor 16%
• CXC Chemokines 16%
• Luciferase Reporter Gene 16%
• Activation Factor 16%
• Chemotactic Cytokines 16%
• Enterocyte 16%
• Gut Epithelial Cells 16%
• Cytokine Stimulation 16%
• Pediatric Gastroenteritis 16%
• B Element 16%
• Diarrhea in children 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Gene Control 100%
• Rotavirus 100%
• Interleukin 8 100%
• Complement Factor B 50%
• Infection 50%
• Promoter Region 30%
• Gene Expression 30%
• Chemokine 20%
• Viral Disease 10%
• Small Intestine 10%
• Cytokine 10%
• Transient Transfection 10%
• Leukocyte 10%
• Epithelial Cell Line 10%
• Genetic Transcription 10%
• Reporter Gene 10%
• Alpha Chemokine 10%
• Gastroenteritis 10%
• Protein Synthesis 10%