MECHANISM OF ACTION AND FUNCTION OF NUCLEAR RECEPTORS
核受体的作用机制和功能
基本信息
- 批准号:6162169
- 负责人:
- 金额:--
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
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- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:至
- 项目状态:未结题
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- 关键词:DNA binding protein adipocytes biological signal transduction cell differentiation embryonic stem cell genetic promoter element human tissue messenger RNA molecular cloning protamines protein structure protein structure function receptor binding receptor expression retinoid binding proteins retinoids spermatogenesis steroid hormone receptor testis transcription factor vitamin receptor
项目摘要
Summary of Work: The nuclear receptor superfamily constitutes a class of
ligand-dependent transcriptional factors that regulate gene expression
during many biological processes, including development, cellular
proliferation and differentiation. This family includes the steroid
hormone and retinoid receptors and orphan receptors for which the ligand
is unknown. The activity of these receptors is also relevant to disease
since alterations in certain receptor signaling path- ways have been
linked to various disease processes. Our laboratory has identified and
cloned three novel receptors named TAK1, RTR and ROR gamma. These
receptors contain the characteristic structure of other members of this
family and contain a DNA-binding domain consisting of two "zinc-fingers"
and a putative ligand-binding domain. Each of these receptors exhibit a
specific pattern of tissue- and cell type-specific expression suggesting
that these receptors play a regulatory role in specific biological
processes. RTR expression is highly restricted to the testis and
associated with a specific stage of spermatogen- esis. RTR is also highly
expressed in embryonal carcinoma and embryonic stem cells suggesting a
role in early embryogenesis. RTR bind most optimally as a homodimer to
response elements (DR0) containing a direct repeat of the core motif
AGGTCA. The protamine 2 gene which is expressed at the same stage of
spermatogenesis as RTR, contains a DR0 in its promoter flanking region
and a putative target gene for RTR. RORg binds as a monomer to a single
core motif preceded by an AT-rich sequence. ROR gamma receptor mRNA is
induced during adipocyte differentiation and also highly expressed in T-
lymphocytes. The genomic structure of RORg was characterized and shown
to consist of 11 exons.
工作概述:核受体超家族构成了一类
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