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Cloning maff by Recognition Site Screening with the NFE2 Tandem Repeat of HS2: Analysis of Its Role in Globin and gcsl Genes Regulation (Articolo in rivista)
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- Cloning maff by Recognition Site Screening with the NFE2 Tandem Repeat of HS2: Analysis of Its Role in Globin and gcsl Genes Regulation (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2002-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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Marini M. G., Asunis I., Chan K., Chan J. Y., Kan Y.W., Porcu L., Cao A., Moi P. (2002)
Cloning maff by Recognition Site Screening with the NFE2 Tandem Repeat of HS2: Analysis of Its Role in Globin and gcsl Genes Regulation
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- Il lavoro descrive l'isolamento del fattore di trascrizione MafF e la sua caratterizzazione funzionale. I dati dimostrano che MafF si associa con altri fattori di trascrizione appartenenti alla famiglia CNC e regola i geni globinici in misura modesta. Alcuni geni della fase II della risposta agli stress ossidativi sono invece attivati in misura più evidente, soprattutto a seguito della eterodimerizzazione col fattore di trascrizione c-jun. La regolazione dei geni della fase II implica un coinvolgimento di questo fattore nei processi di detossificazione dei farmaci, di prodotti xenobiotici e in ultima analisi nella prevenzione dei tumori. (literal)
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- Istituto di Neurogentica e Neurofarmacologia - CNR Cagliara
Dipartimento di Scienze Biomediche e Biotecnologie . Università di Cagliari
Howard Hughes Medical Institute - UCSF - San francisco (literal)
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- Cloning maff by Recognition Site Screening with the NFE2 Tandem Repeat of HS2: Analysis of Its Role in Globin and gcsl Genes Regulation (literal)
- Abstract
- The erythroid-specific enhancer within hypersensitivity site 2 (HS2) of the
human beta-globin locus
control region is required for high level globin gene expression. We used
an oligonucleotide of the NF-E2 tandem
repeat, within HS2, as recognition site probe to screen a K562 cDNA library
for interacting transcription factors.
A 2.3 kb full length cDNA encoding the b-zip transcription factor MafF was
isolated. MafF can form both
homodimers and high affinity heterodimers with Nrf1, Nrf2 and Nf-E2, three
members of the CNC-bZip family.
Despite obvious structural similarities with the other small Maf proteins,
MafF differs in its tissue distribution and
its inability to repress transcription when overexpressed as homodimer. In
fact, in different cell lines and on
different promoters (beta-globin, gamma-globin and glutamylcysteine
synthetase genes) the MafF
homodimers do not
appreciably affect transcription of target promoters, whereas MafF/CNC
member heterodimers act as weak
transcriptional activators. Even though MafF was cloned using probes
derived from the globin LCR, it is in the
context of the GCSl promoter and in combination with Jun that MafF shows a
rather distinct and specific regulatory
role. These observations suggest that a complex network of small Maf and
CNC?AP1 protein interactions might
be involved in regulating transcription in diverse tissues or developmental
stages. (literal)
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