Candidate genes involved in the defunctionalization and refunctionalization of the urinary bladder induced by bladder anuria and reperfusion

<b>Supplementary Table S1: </b>Demographic data of the 44 patients who received dialysis prior to kidney transplantation.<b>Supplementary Table S2: </b>Primer sets used for the quantitative RT-PCR.<br><b>Supplementary Table S3: </b>List of top and bottom KEGG pathways that were significantly up-regulated and down-regulated from the control to the defunctionalized group and from the defunctionalized to the refunctionalized group in the rabbit DNA microarray analysis stratified with Z-scores of the parametric analysis of gene-set enrichment higher than three.<br><b>Supplementary Table S4:</b> Comparison of the changes in the relative gene expression level of collagens among the rabbit bladder DNA microarray, rabbit bladder RT-PCR, and human bladder RT-PCR of the control and defunctionalized groups and the defunctionalized and refunctionalized groups.<br>