Changelog
This is the changelog for the ImmPrint collection, the curated data itself. It is versioned independently of the immprintr R package that delivers it. Each released collection snapshot is immutable; new curation ships as a new version.
0.2.0-alpha
Adds a regulatory role annotation, replaces many animal-only citations with human ones and extends cell type to multiple lineages.
- New column
regulatory_role, placed after the signalling tier (pathway_level) and beforecell_type. It records each gene’s effect on its own pathway:nonefor a forward component or output,inhibitoryfor a negative regulator,activatingfor genuine positive feedback, andcontext_dependentwhere the sign varies. - Citations were reassessed to replace animal-only foundational references with verified human pathway-explicit primary sources wherever a clean one exists. 83 memberships had their PMID set revised; where no clean human primary exists the foundational reference is kept.
cell_typenow records multiple lineages per membership where the biology warrants,;-delimited (for exampleEpithelial; Fibroblast), and refinement rows that previously duplicated a gene across lineages are consolidated into a single multi-value row.- The inhibitory checkpoints PD1 and CTLA4 are stamped
T cellacross their receptor and transducer tiers, and IL7 is likewise restricted toT cellthroughout, since its receptor is lymphoid-restricted and human IL7R loss of function spares B and NK cells. IL15 is restricted toT cell; NK cell, its responder lineages.IL15RAis removed, since the high-affinity chain is expressed by the trans-presenting myeloid or stromal cell rather than the responder, and ImmPrint records genes expressed by the responding cell. Cytolytic effectors areT cell; NK cell. 55 memberships had their cell type revised. CD80andCD86are removed fromIMMPRINT_CTLA4_SIGNALLING. They are the B7 ligands on the antigen-presenting cell rather than components of the T-cell signal, so they sit outside a signalling set on the same grounds costimulatory molecules are excluded from MHC class II.TNFAIP3(A20) andNFKBIA(IκBα) are added toIMMPRINT_TNF_SIGNALLINGat the transducer tier withregulatory_role = inhibitory. Both are TNF-induced, but they enter as components rather than as induced outputs because each acts back on the cascade itself.MCL1is added toIMMPRINT_IL7_SIGNALLINGat the effector tier, joiningBCL2as an IL-7 driven survival output. Both cite the same human primary, which shows IL-7 sustaining Bcl-2 and Mcl-1 through STAT5 in human T cells.GZMBis removed fromIMMPRINT_IL21_SIGNALLING. Cytotoxic granule effectors stay inIMMPRINT_CYTOLYTIC_ACTIVITYrather than being duplicated into the cytokine signalling sets that prime them.FASLGis removed fromIMMPRINT_CYTOLYTIC_ACTIVITY. It kills through the Fas death-receptor pathway rather than granule exocytosis, so it falls outside the granule-mediated scope of the set. The KLR recognition receptors are retained as the recognition step that precedes degranulation.GATA3is added toIMMPRINT_IL4_IL13_SIGNALLING.CXCL8,CCL2andIL6are added toIMMPRINT_IL1_SIGNALLING, andS100A8toIMMPRINT_IL17_SIGNALLING, all at the effector tier. Each is an inflammatory output induced through the named pathway in human cells.CSF2(GM-CSF) is added toIMMPRINT_IL2_SIGNALLINGandIMMPRINT_IL12_SIGNALLINGat the effector tier rather than toIMMPRINT_IL23_SIGNALLING. In human T helper cells GM-CSF is induced by IL-2 through STAT5 and promoted by the IL-12 driven Th1 axis while the IL-23 axis constrains it, reversing the expectation set by mouse pathogenic-Th17 models.- Two accidental duplicate rows are removed from
IMMPRINT_IL17_SIGNALLING:CXCL8andDEFB4Aeach held apanrow alongside a lineage-scoped row for the same gene. The pan rows are kept with their citations merged, restoring the rule that a gene appears once per set. - The column order is
gene_set, gene_symbol, pathway_level, regulatory_role, cell_type, pmids, reference_gene_set. The collection now holds 44 gene sets and 720 memberships.
0.1.0-alpha
First public snapshot.
- 44 gene sets, 724 gene set memberships.
- Every membership carries at least one PubMed citation.
- Each gene is placed in the three-tier Receptor, Transducer, Effector signalling hierarchy.
- Cell type structure: a cell type-agnostic
pancore per pathway, with effector refinements layered on for specific lineages (listed below). - MSigDB corroboration (Hallmark, Reactome, GO:BP) recorded per membership in
reference_gene_setwhere applicable. - Antigen-receptor and inhibitory-checkpoint pathways (TCR, BCR, CTLA4, PD1) are restricted to their defining lineage and terminate at the transducer tier by design.
Cell type variant genes
The genes added beyond each pathway’s pan core, by responding lineage. TCR and BCR carry no pan core, so the genes shown there are the full lineage-restricted set.
IMMPRINT_BCR_SIGNALLING
- B cell: CD79A, CD79B, LYN, SYK, BTK, BLNK, PLCG2, PIK3CD, PIK3R1, AKT1, CARD11, BCL10, MALT1, NFATC1, NFKB1, RELA, VAV1
IMMPRINT_IFNG_SIGNALLING
- Monocyte/Macrophage: FCGR1A, IL12B, CYBB
IMMPRINT_IL10_SIGNALLING
- Monocyte/Macrophage: CD163, TIMP1, NFIL3, FCGR3A, MERTK
IMMPRINT_IL17_SIGNALLING
- Epithelial: DEFB4A, S100A7, CCL20, CXCL8, LCN2, CXCL1
- Fibroblast: IL6, CXCL8, CSF3, CXCL1, CCL20
IMMPRINT_IL4_IL13_SIGNALLING
- B cell: FCER2, IGHE, IGHG4, IL4I1
- Epithelial: MUC5AC, CLCA1, POSTN, SERPINB2, CAPN14
- Monocyte/Macrophage: MRC1, FCER2, CCL18, ALOX15, TGM2
IMMPRINT_IL6_SIGNALLING
- T cell: IL21, BCL6, ICOS
IMMPRINT_TCR_SIGNALLING
- T cell: CD3D, CD3E, CD3G, CD247, LCK, FYN, ZAP70, LAT, LCP2, PLCG1, ITK, PRKCQ, CARD11, BCL10, MALT1, NFATC1, NFKB1, RELA, VAV1
IMMPRINT_TGFB_SIGNALLING
- B cell: IGHA1, IGHA2
- Epithelial: SNAI1, VIM, SNAI2, CDH2, FN1
- Fibroblast: ACTA2, FN1, COL1A1, COL3A1, POSTN, TAGLN
- T cell: FOXP3, ITGAE
IMMPRINT_TNF_SIGNALLING
- Endothelial: ICAM1, SELE, CX3CL1, F3
- Fibroblast: MMP1, MMP3, MMP14
The alpha label signals that the collection is still growing and that definitions and citations may change between alpha snapshots. Pin the version you use, and cite it (see Cite). The first non-alpha release will freeze a stable baseline.