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Abstract
Transcriptomic analysis revealed two gene clusters with opposing expression trends in astronauts' blood samples after spaceflight.
- Two gene clusters showed one upregulated and the other downregulated expression 24 hours after spaceflight, normalizing by three months post-flight.
- Monocytes were suggested to play a key role in the cellular response to spaceflight based on immune cell type mapping.
- Four methylation patterns with both transient and persistent changes were identified, linked to pathways involved in nervous system development and cell death.
- Changes in DNA methylation implicated genes associated with bone disorders, including FBLIM1, IHH, and SCAMP2.
- A connection between RNA transcription levels and DNA methylation was suggested through the transcriptional regulator ZNF684.
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