Molecular Endocrinology of Gene Regulation By cAMP
cAMP 基因调控的分子内分泌学
基本信息
- 批准号:6624077
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 23.61万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1991
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1991-05-01 至 2006-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:DNA directed RNA polymerase biological signal transduction cAMP response element binding protein cell line cyclic AMP gene expression genetic promoter element genetic regulation genetic regulatory element genetic transcription helicase hormones laboratory rat neurotransmitters protein protein interaction transcription factor transfection
项目摘要
The overall goal of the research described here is to understand the mechanisms used by the cAMP response element binding protein, CREB, to regulate gene transcription in the basal state and in response to signals generate by stimulation of cells with hormones and neurotransmitters. These extracellular signals activate a variety of protein kinases that phosphorylate Ser 133 in the kinase inducible domain (KID) of CREB and enhance transcription activation. In order to stimulate transcription of a target gene, it is necessary to: 1) recruit a polymerase complex to the promoter; 2) isomerize the polymerase complex to an active state capable of melting the DNA template in an ATP-dependent process; and 3) dissemble the polymerase complex to allow the polymerase to assume its stable elongating conformation in a step called promoter clearance. All of these steps can be regulated by interactions between transcription factors and the polymerase complex. In the previous cycle of this grant, we showed that the constitutive activation domain (CAD) in CREB is necessary and sufficient to mediate recruitment of a polymerase complex through interaction with the promoter recognition factor IID, and that phosphorylation of the KID in CREB stimulates the activity of this complex to facilitate subsequent steps in transcription initiation. We hypothesize that P-CREB enhances isomerization and promoter clearance by regulating the recruitment and activation of IIg and that reinitiation is primarily a recruitment phenomenon, although it could be augmented by phosphorylation of CREB. The studies described here are designed to determine: 1) which post-recruitment steps in the transcription reaction are regulated by the phospho-CREB(P-CREB); 2) which general transcription factors are required for stimulation of each of these steps; and 3) how the general factors interact, whether directly or indirectly, with P-CREB or its co- activators. This is an important question because virtually all cells and tissues rely upon some form of signaling to CREB, whether to regulate metabolite processes, growth and development of endocrine tissues, or maturation and survival of neurons. It is probable that at least some of the features of the transcription activation pathway we elucidate for P- CREB will be shared by other transcription factors regulated by different hormones.
本研究的总体目标是了解cAMP反应元件结合蛋白CREB在基础状态下调节基因转录的机制,以及对激素和神经递质刺激细胞产生的信号的反应。这些细胞外信号激活多种蛋白激酶,使CREB激酶诱导域(KID)中的Ser 133磷酸化,并增强转录激活。为了刺激靶基因的转录,需要:1)募集一个聚合酶复合物到启动子;2)将聚合酶复合物异构化到能够在atp依赖的过程中熔化DNA模板的活性状态;3)拆解聚合酶复合物,使聚合酶在启动子清除的步骤中保持其稳定的延长构象。所有这些步骤都可以通过转录因子和聚合酶复合物之间的相互作用来调节。在之前的研究中,我们发现CREB中的组成激活结构域(CAD)是通过与启动子识别因子IID的相互作用介导聚合酶复合物募集的必要和充分条件,CREB中KID的磷酸化刺激该复合物的活性,促进转录起始的后续步骤。我们假设P-CREB通过调节IIg的募集和激活来增强异构化和启动子清除,而重新启动主要是一种募集现象,尽管它可以通过CREB的磷酸化来增强。这里描述的研究旨在确定:1)转录反应中的哪些招募后步骤是由磷酸- creb (P-CREB)调节的;2)刺激这些步骤需要哪些一般转录因子;3)一般因素如何直接或间接地与P-CREB或其共激活剂相互作用。这是一个重要的问题,因为几乎所有的细胞和组织都依赖于某种形式的信号传导给CREB,无论是调节代谢过程、内分泌组织的生长和发育,还是神经元的成熟和存活。我们阐明的P- CREB转录激活途径的至少一些特征可能与其他受不同激素调节的转录因子共享。
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