Identification of two promoters for human d-amino acid oxidase gene: implication for the differential promoter regulation mediated by PAX5/PAX2.
Identification of two promoters for human d-amino acid oxidase gene: implication for the differential promoter regulation mediated by PAX5/PAX2.
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人 d-氨基酸氧化酶基因两个启动子的鉴定:PAX5/PAX2 介导的差异启动子调控的意义。
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10.1093/jb/mvu084
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2015
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Fukui K.
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作者:
Tran DH;Shishido Y;Chung SP;Trinh HT;Yorita K;Sakai T;Fukui K.
d-Amino acid oxidase (DAO) is a flavoenzyme that metabolizesd-amino acids. Until now, the DAO expression mechanism is still unclear. Our assessment of human DAO (hDAO) promoter activity using luciferase reporter system indicated the proximal upstream region of exon1 (−237/+1) has promoter activity (P1). Interestingly, we identified an alternative promoter in the proximal upstream region of exon2 (+4,126/+4,929) (P2). This alternative promoter has stronger activity than that of P1. Our results also revealed a negative regulatory segment (+1,163/+1,940) in intron1; that would act in concert with P1 and P2. Bioinformatics analyses elucidated the conservation of transcription factor PAX5 family binding sites among species. These sites (−60/−31) and (+4,464/+4,493), locate in P1 and P2 of hDAO, respectively. Gel shift assays demonstrated P1 contains a site (−60/−31) for PAX5 binding while P2 has three sites for both paired box gene 2 (PAX2) and paired box gene 5 (PAX5) binding. The dual roles of PAX5 family in regulating hDAO transcription by modulating promoter activity of P1 and activating promoter activity of P2 were implicated based on the site-directed mutagenesis experiment. Altogether, our data suggested the differential regulation of hDAO expression by two promoters whose activities may be modulated by the binding of PAX2 and PAX5.