Estrogen regulation of the insulin-like growth factor I gene transcription involves an AP-1 enhancer.

Estrogen regulation of the insulin-like growth factor I gene transcription involves an AP-1 enhancer.
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1994-06
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The Journal of biological chemistry
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Y. Umayahara;R. Kawamori;H. Watada;E. Imano;N. Iwama;T. Morishima;Y. Yamasaki;Y. Kajimoto;T. Kamada
Y. Umayahara;R. Kawamori;H. Watada;E. Imano;N. Iwama;T. Morishima;Y. Yamasaki;Y. Kajimoto;T. Kamada
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Y. Umayahara;R. Kawamori;H. Watada;E. Imano;N. Iwama;T. Morishima;Y. Yamasaki;Y. Kajimoto;T. Kamada

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As a step toward elucidating the physiological role of insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) in mediating estrogen action, we sought to determine the molecular basis of the phenomenon. In HepG2 cells expressing exogenous estrogen receptors (ER), a reporter gene plasmid containing 600 base pairs of the chicken IGF-I promoter enhanced expression of luciferase 8.6-fold in response to 10(-6) M 17 beta-estradiol, indicating that the IGF-I promoter is a target of estrogen regulation. Although no conventional estrogen-responsive element was identified within the promoter fragment, the AP-1 motif located therein was shown to be essential; the estrogen-responsive enhancement of the Fos-Jun binding to the AP-1 motif, which takes place by means of post-translational modification, mediates the estrogen action. A direct or indirect interaction between the estrogen-ER complex and the Fos-Jun complex seems to facilitate the Fos-Jun binding to the target DNA. Although ER binding to the target DNA was not considered to be involved in the signaling pathway, the DNA binding domain-deficient ER did not mediate the phenomenon, providing support for the existence of a unique function of the DNA binding domain of ER in facilitating some protein-protein interaction. In conclusion, our present observations demonstrate that the chicken IGF-I gene promoter is controlled by estrogen through a unique pathway involving Fos, Jun, and the DNA binding domain of ER.