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Table 1 The 84 MAPK pathway-linked genes considered in our analyses

From: Short-term airborne particulate matter exposure alters the epigenetic landscape of human genes associated with the mitogen-activated protein kinase network: a cross-sectional study

	Gene		Gene		Gene
01	ATF2	38	MAP3K5	73	TRADD
02	CREB1	39	MAP3K6	74	TGFB1
03	CEBPA	40	MAP3K7	75	TGFB2
04	CHUK	41	MAP3K8	76	TGFB3
05	DAXX	42	MAP3K9	77	TGFBR1
06	ELK1	43	MAP4K1	78	FOS
07	GRB2	44	MAP4K2	79	HRAS
08	IKBKB	45	MAP4K3	80	MYC
09	JUN	46	MAP4K4	81	ARAF
10	MKNK1	47	MAP4K5	82	BRAF
11	MKNK2	48	MAPKAPK2	83	RAF1
12	MAPK1	49	MAPKAPK3	84	RELA
13	MAPK10	45	MAP4K3
14	MAPK11	50	MAPKAPK5
15	MAPK12	51	MAX
16	MAPK13	52	MEF2A
17	MAPK14	53	MEF2B
18	MAPK3	54	MEF2C
19	MAPK4	50	MAPKAPK5
20	MAPK6	55	MEF2D
21	MAPK7	56	NFKB1
22	MAPK9	57	NFKBIA
23	MAP2K1	58	PAK2
24	MAP2K2	59	PAK1
25	MAP2K3	60	RAC1
26	MAP2K4	61	RIPK1
27	MAP2K5	62	RPS6KB1
28	MAP2K6	63	RPS6KB2
29	MAP2K7	64	RPS6KA1
30	MAP3K10	65	RPS6KA2
31	MAP3K11	66	RPS6KA3
32	MAP3K12	67	RPS6KA4
33	MAP3K13	68	RPS6KA5
34	MAP3K14	69	SHC1
35	MAP3K2	70	STAT1
36	MAP3K3	71	SP1
37	MAP3K4	72	TRAF2

To our knowledge, this is the first human study to systematically evaluate MAPK gene-promoter methylation using a wide collection of upstream and downstream pathway components with respect to ambient air pollution exposures.

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