Olfactory receptor mRNAs as lncRNAs that regulate genomic interactions
Olfactory receptor mRNAs as lncRNAs that regulate genomic interactions
批准号:
10376032
负责人:
Stavros Lomvardas
金额:
$48.05万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2020-04-01 至 2025-03-31
关键词:
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中文摘要
摘要
单基因、单等位基因和看似随机的转录选择>;1000嗅觉中的一个
在发现最大的哺乳动物基因家族后,受体(OR)基因几十年来一直难以捉摸。
然而,在过去的几年里,我们对这一现象的分子基础有了重大的理解。
神秘的基因调控过程。具体地说,我们发现OR基因簇在
嗅觉神经元分化的早期阶段,然后聚集在不同的核中
确保他们稳定镇压的隔间。作为这种染色体间收敛的结果,基因间
或在大多数OR基因簇中发现的增强子(称为希腊群岛)出现在紧密的核中
并形成一个多染色体超级增强子,在每个OSN中与转录上的
活动OR等位基因。希腊岛枢纽的形成取决于适配器的招募情况。
蛋白质LDB1,这是希腊群岛和希腊群岛之间稳定的染色体间相互作用所必需的
或者抄写。这个复杂的激活和抑制染色体间相互作用的网络,一起
利用由所选择的OR的表达式引发的反馈信号,可能生成调节框架
因为转录奇点。然而,仍不清楚的是OR等位基因的过程
被招募到希腊岛枢纽,以及确保只有一个OR等位基因将稳定保持的机制
与包含大量增强子元件的多染色体结构相关联。我们的预赛
数据表明,发育暂时性或新生或mRNAs的转录和产生起了作用
向希腊岛枢纽招募OR等位基因和OR基因选择。因此,我们提出了基因
确定正义或信使核糖核酸的哪些序列是必需的和足够的
反式OR增强子的招募,哪些蛋白质识别新生的OR mRNA及其贡献
这些蛋白质必须组装成一个多增强子/或复合体。这些实验不仅会让
光对神秘的OR基因选择过程,但也将提供一般的分子原理
在细胞分化过程中调节基因组区划的机制。
英文摘要
Abstract
The monogenic, monoallelic, and seemingly stochastic transcriptional choice of one out of > 1000 olfactory
receptor (OR) genes remained elusive for decades after the discovery of the largest mammalian gene family.
However, in the past few years we obtained significant understanding on the molecular underpinnings of this
enigmatic gene regulatory process. Specifically, we showed that OR gene clusters become heterochromatic at
the early stages of olfactory sensory neuron (OSN) differentiation and then they aggregate in distinct nuclear
compartments that assure their stable repression. As a result of this interchromosomal convergence, intergenic
OR enhancers (known as Greek Islands) that are found in most OR gene clusters come in close nuclear
proximity and form a multi-chromosomal super-enhancer that in each OSN associates with the transcriptionally
active OR allele. The formation of the Greek Island hub is dependent upon the recruitment of the adaptor
protein Ldb1, which is essential for the stable interchromosomal interactions between Greek Islands and for
OR transcription. This intricate network of activating and repressive interchromosomal interactions, together
with a feedback signal elicited by the expression of the chosen OR, likely generate the regulatory framework
for transcriptional singularity. However, what remains unknown is the process by which an OR allele is
recruited to the Greek Island hub and the mechanism that assures that only one OR allele will remain stably
associated with a multi-chromosomal structure that contains numerous enhancer elements. Our preliminary
data suggest that developmentally transient OR transcription and production of nascent OR mRNAs contribute
to the recruitment of an OR allele to the Greek Island hub and to OR gene choice. Thus, we propose genetic
experiments that will determine which sequences of the sense OR mRNA are required and sufficient for
recruitment of trans OR enhancers, what proteins recognized the nascent OR mRNA and what contribution
these proteins have to the assembly of a multi-enhancer/OR complex. These experiments not only will shed
light to the enigmatic process of OR gene choice, but will also provide general molecular principles for the
mechanisms that mediate genomic compartmentalization during cellular differentiation.
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