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[MicroRNA differential expression profiles in DC after the stimulation of HBsAg].

OBJECTIVE
To establish the differential expression profiles for exploring new immune mechanism of hepatitis B virus infection.


METHODS
DCs were separated from the bone marrow of healthy mouse and cultured in vitro. Then DCs were stimulated with HBsAg, LPS, TNF-alpha, respectively. Twenty-four hours later, the total RNA of cell was extracted. cDNA microarray was used to compare the differential expression of RNA. The significant differential expression of miRNA after the stimulation of HBsAg was chosen. Subsequently, target genes of the significant differential miRNA were forecasted by using computer software.


RESULTS
There were 30 miRNAs whose significant differential expressions were beyond two times after the stimulation of HBsAg. Among them, 16 miRNAs expressions were increased and 14 miRNAs expressions were decreased. There was significant difference in differential expression of miRNA among the 3 different stimulations. The selected target genes included relevant elements of signal pathway of DC.


CONCLUSION
The alteration of expression profiles of miRNA was specific after DC was stimulated by HBsAg. The selected target genes further demonstrated that miRNA could play important roles in the immune mechanism of HBV infection.