Gene-specific acquisition of hormonal responsiveness in rat liver during development.
Gene-specific acquisition of hormonal responsiveness in rat liver during development.
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发育过程中大鼠肝脏激素反应性的基因特异性获得。
DOI:
10.1002/jcb.240370211
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Kenney,FT
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作者:
Johnson,AC;Lee,KL;Isham,KR;Kenney,FT
Cloned cDNAs were used in hybridization analyses to assess hormonal responsiveness of two similarly regulated genes in livers of late-term fetal rats. Transcription of the tyrosine aminotransferase gene and of gene 33 (Lee et al.: J Biol Chem 260: 16433–16438, 1985) is enhanced by glucocorticoids and by each of the usually antagonistic hormonal agents, insulin and cAMP, in adult liver, and that of both genes is developmentally activated at or just prior to birth. The mRNA of gene 33 was found to be significantly increased by each of the hormonal regulators in livers of fetuses treated in utero. Expression of the nearly silent aminotransferase gene in fetal liver was appreciably increased by cAMP but was refractory to control by either glucocorticoids or insulin; capacity of this gene to respond to insulin was not realized until several days postpartum. The data indicate specificity in the developmental acquisition of the capacity of individual genes to respond to hormonal regulators.