A family of transcription factors that limit lifespan: ETS factors have conserved roles in longevity
A family of transcription factors that limit lifespan: ETS factors have conserved roles in longevity
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限制寿命的转录因子家族:ETS 因子在长寿中发挥保守作用
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10.1101/438879
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2018
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Dobson A
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Dobson A
Increasing average population age, and the accompanying burden of ill health, is one of the public health crises of our time. Understanding the basic biology of the ageing process may help ameliorate the pathologies that characterise old age. Ageing can be modulated, often through changes in gene expression where regulation of transcription plays a pivotal role. Activities of Forkhead transcription factors (TFs) are known to extend lifespan, but detailed knowledge of the broader transcriptional networks that promote longevity is lacking. This study focuses on the E twenty-six (ETS) family of TFs. This family of TFs is large, conserved across metazoa, and known to play roles in development and cancer, but the role of its members in ageing has not been studied extensively. InDrosophila, an ETS transcriptional repressor,Aop, and an ETS transcriptional activator,Pnt, are known to genetically interact withFoxoand activatingAopis sufficient to extend lifespan. Here, it is shown thatAopandFoxoeffect a related gene-expression programme. Additionally,Aopcan modulateFoxo’s transcriptional output to moderate or synergise withFoxoactivity depending on promoter context, bothin vitroandin vivo.In vivogenome-wide mRNA expression analysis in response toAop,PntorFoxoindicated, and further experiments confirmed, that combinatorial activities of the three TFs dictate metabolic status, and that direct reduction ofPntactivity is sufficient to promote longevity. The role of ETS factors in longevity was not limited toPntandAop. Knockdown ofEts21corEip74EFin distinct cell types also extended lifespan, revealing that lifespan is limited by transcription from the ETS binding site in multiple cellular contexts. Reducing the activity of theC. elegansETS TFLin-1also extended lifespan, a finding that corroborates established evidence of roles of this TF family in ageing. Altogether, these results reveal the ETS family of TFs as pervasive and evolutionarily conserved brokers of longevity.
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