Differentially expressed messenger RNA isoforms of the human estrogen receptor-alpha gene are generated by alternative splicing and promoter usage.

Differentially expressed messenger RNA isoforms of the human estrogen receptor-alpha gene are generated by alternative splicing and promoter usage.
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10.1210/mend.12.12.0209
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1998-12
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G. Flouriot;C. Griffin;M. Kenealy;V. Sonntag-Buck;F. Gannon
G. Flouriot;C. Griffin;M. Kenealy;V. Sonntag-Buck;F. Gannon
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医学2区
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作者:
G. Flouriot;C. Griffin;M. Kenealy;V. Sonntag-Buck;F. Gannon

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The isolation and characterization of several new human estrogen receptor-alpha (hERalpha) mRNAs are described. Together with those previously identified, they give rise to a total of six hERalpha mRNA isoforms (A-F hERalpha mRNAs). Produced from a single hERalpha gene by multiple promoter usage, all these transcripts encode a common protein but differ in their 5'-untranslated region as a consequence of alternative splicing of five upstream exons (1B-1F). RT-PCR and S1 nuclease mapping analysis of these different hERalpha mRNA isoforms revealed a differential pattern of expression of the hERalpha gene in human tissues and cell types. The A hERalpha mRNA is the main isoform detected in mammary glands or in the tumor cell lines derived from this tissue. In endometrium, the predominant forms are the A and C hERalpha mRNA isoforms, whereas the C and F hERalpha mRNA isoforms are the major forms detected in ovary. Finally, high levels of the E hERalpha mRNA isoform are restricted to the liver with an increased expression in females. Taken together, our results demonstrate that the hERalpha gene is a complex genomic unit exhibiting alternative splicing and promoter usage in a tissue-specific manner.