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Gene Information
Gene symbol: DEFB1
Gene name: defensin, beta 1
HGNC ID: 2766
Synonyms: HBD-1, DEFB-1, DEFB101, HBD1, BD1, MGC51822
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11340353
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BD-1 gene expressions in the kidneys of diabetic rodent models, cholecystokinin-insensitive Otsuka Long-Evans Tokushima Fatty rats, leptin-insensitive obese (fa/fa) Wistar rats, and db/db mice, were significantly lower than those of their lean littermates.
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14521940
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DNA sequencing revealed that CDK4 represents the rat beta defensin-1 gene (rBD-1). rBD-1 mRNA was detected in rat kidney, heart, lung, and skeletal muscle using RT-PCR.
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14521940
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Biglycan and TGF-beta1 mRNAs were significantly up-regulated in kidneys of GK rats at 26 weeks compared to 16 and 6 weeks, showing that the kidneys of GK rats mimic the gene expression pattern described for human and experimental DN.
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16740310
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To study the functionality of the innate immune system during diabetes, we measured the expression levels of rat beta-defensin 1 (rBD-1), rBD-2, rTLR2, and rTLR4 in the kidney, lung, liver, and brain of streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats with and without insulin treatment.
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18178160
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Increasing concentrations of glucose enhanced hBD-1 expression and these levels were further elevated after insulin treatment.
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18178160
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Insulin treatment also led to the up-regulation of human sodium/glucose transporter 1 (hSGLT1), which further increases intracellular glucose levels.
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18178160
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Thus, our findings suggest for the first time that insulin signaling is important for hBD-1 optimal expression by elevating intracellular glucose levels and by mediating gene expression.
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18178160
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Increasing concentrations of glucose enhanced hBD-1 expression and these levels were further elevated after insulin treatment.
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18178160
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Insulin treatment also led to the up-regulation of human sodium/glucose transporter 1 (hSGLT1), which further increases intracellular glucose levels.
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18178160
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Thus, our findings suggest for the first time that insulin signaling is important for hBD-1 optimal expression by elevating intracellular glucose levels and by mediating gene expression.
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