EXPRESSION OF THE RAT ALDOLASE-B GENE - A LIVER-SPECIFIC PROXIMAL PROMOTER AND AN INTRONIC ACTIVATOR
EXPRESSION OF THE RAT ALDOLASE-B GENE - A LIVER-SPECIFIC PROXIMAL PROMOTER AND AN INTRONIC ACTIVATOR
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DOI:
10.1016/s0006-291x(05)80244-x
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发表时间:
1991-04-30
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
PICHARD, AL
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作者:
GREGORI, C;GINOT, F;PICHARD, AL
The nature and location of the cis-acting DNA sequences regulating expression of the rat aldolase B gene has been investigated. Two liver-specific DNAse I hypersensitive sites were detected, one located just upstream from the cap site, the second in the middle of the first, 4.8-kbp-long, intron. A fragment of 190 bp 5′ to the cap site behaved as a tissue-specific but weak core promoter: it directed a detectable reporter gene expression in the Hep G2cells and hepatocytes, but not in fibroblasts. The tissue-specific expression was stimulated at least 16 fold when constructs contained the entire first intron. The intronic activating sequences could be ascribed to an inner 2 kbp fragment in which the downstream liver-specific DNAse I hypersensitive site was located.