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Table 2 Unique UPRs induced by CPA in GL261(B6) compared to LLC and B16F10 tumors. Shown are the 47 UPRs unique to CPA-treated GL261(B6) tumors identified in Additional file 4: Table S3G, classified into 4 categories based on their functions. Group 1 UPRs are expected to contribute to the anti-tumor response, group 2 UPRs counter the anti-tumor response, and the actions of group 3 UPRs depend on cell context. Only two of the UPRs are associated with the glioma-specific lineage of GL261 tumors (group 4)

From: Metronomic cyclophosphamide activation of anti-tumor immunity: tumor model, mouse host, and drug schedule dependence of gene responses and their upstream regulators

Category

Reported function

Predicted activation state

Molecule type

Upstream regulator

1. Facilitate tumor regression by immune-mediated mechanisms or by inhibiting tumor cell survival

Activate immune responses

Activated

Cytokine

IL12 (complex), IL7,IL12A,IL12B,CCL11

Enzyme

TRAF6

Kinase

MAPK8,MAPKAPK2,MAP3K14,RIPK2

Other

MOG,TAC1

Transcription regulator

TBX21,HMGB1,IRF6,HOXA7

Transmembrane receptor

TLR2,TYROBP,CD2,CD14,OLR1,CD86,BTNL2

Inhibit immune responses

Inhibited

Transcription regulator

PRDM1

Neurohormone

CORT

Phosphatase

DUSP1

Promote tumor cell survival

Inhibited

Enzyme

SCD

Growth factor

WISP2

Kinase

PRKAA1

Mature microRNA

miR-155-5p (miRNAs w/seed UAAUGCU)

Transcription regulator

MAX,BCL3

2. Counter tumor regression

Inhibit immune respones

Activated

Enzyme

PTGS2

Promote tumor cell survival

Activated

Enzyme

FN1

Kinase

FGFR2

3. Postive or negatve regulator of immune response, depending on cell context

Activate or inhibit immunity

Activated

Cytokine

CSF2,CXCL8,PF4

G-protein coupled receptor

CCR5

Apoptotic factor

TRADD

Activate or inhibit immunity

Inhibited

Enzyme

TAB1

Kinase

MTOR

Other

PTX3

Transcription regulator

IRF4

Transporter

APOA1

4. Glioma cell lineage

Brain development

Activated

Transcription regulator

SIM1,PAX7