About Enhancer

Enhancer ID: E_02_0265
Species: human
Position : chr1:247412836-247414836
Biosample name:
Experiment class : High+Lowthroughput
Enhancer type: Enhancer
Disease: Peritonitis
Pubmed ID:  30976167
Enhancer experiment: RT-PCR?qPCR
Enhancer experiment description: SF containing ginsenosides attenuates cytokine secretion by inhibiting the priming and activation steps of inflammasome activation, whereas NS induces upregulation of IL-1? precursor and nucleotide-binding and oligomerization domain (NOD)2like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3), which are key inflammasome components, via interaction with TLR4 [4], [10]. In addition, a high dose of RGE presents a more SF predominant effect (antiinflammasome), whereas low concentration of RGE shows NS-like efficacy (proinflammasome) in macrophages [10].

About Target gene

Target gene : NLRP3,NLRP4
Strong evidence: qRT-PCR,qPCR,ChIP,3C
Less strong evidence: RNA-Seq
Target gene experiment description: SF containing ginsenosides attenuates cytokine secretion by inhibiting the priming and activation steps of inflammasome activation, whereas NS induces upregulation of IL-1? precursor and nucleotide-binding and oligomerization domain (NOD)2like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3), which are key inflammasome components, via interaction with TLR4 [4], [10]. In addition, a high dose of RGE presents a more SF predominant effect (antiinflammasome), whereas low concentration of RGE shows NS-like efficacy (proinflammasome) in macrophages [10].;SF containing ginsenosides attenuates cytokine secretion by inhibiting the priming and activation steps of inflammasome activation, whereas NS induces upregulation of IL-1? precursor and nucleotide-binding and oligomerization domain (NOD)3like receptor p

About TF

TF name : --
TF experiment: RT-PCR?qPCR
TF experiment description: SF containing ginsenosides attenuates cytokine secretion by inhibiting the priming and activation steps of inflammasome activation, whereas NS induces upregulation of IL-1? precursor and nucleotide-binding and oligomerization domain (NOD)2like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3), which are key inflammasome components, via interaction with TLR4 [4], [10]. In addition, a high dose of RGE presents a more SF predominant effect (antiinflammasome), whereas low concentration of RGE shows NS-like efficacy (proinflammasome) in macrophages [10].;SF containing ginsenosides attenuates cytokine secretion by inhibiting the priming and activation steps of inflammasome activation, whereas NS induces upregulation of IL-1? precursor and nucleotide-binding and oligomerization domain (NOD)3like receptor p

About Function

Enhancer function : SF containing ginsenosides attenuates cytokine secretion by inhibiting the priming and activation steps of inflammasome activation, whereas NS induces upregulation of IL-1? precursor and nucleotide-binding and oligomerization domain (NOD)2like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3), which are key inflammasome components, via interaction with TLR4 [4], [10]. In addition, a high dose of RGE presents a more SF predominant effect (antiinflammasome), whereas low concentration of RGE shows NS-like efficacy (proinflammasome) in macrophages [10].
Enhancer function experiment: Immunohistochemical staining
Enhancer function
experiment description:
SF containing ginsenosides attenuates cytokine secretion by inhibiting the priming and activation steps of inflammasome activation, whereas NS induces upregulation of IL-1? precursor and nucleotide-binding and oligomerization domain (NOD)2like receptor protein 3 (NLRP3), which are key inflammasome components, via interaction with TLR4 [4], [10]. In addition, a high dose of RGE presents a more SF predominant effect (antiinflammasome), whereas low concentration of RGE shows NS-like efficacy (proinflammasome) in macrophages [10].

About SNP

SNP ID: --

Upstream Pathway Annotation of TF

GeneName Pathway Name Source Gene Number

Enhancer associated network

The number on yellow line represents the distance between enhancer and target gene

Expression of target genes for the enhancer


Enhancer associated SNPs