1991
DOI: 10.1016/0968-0004(91)90168-u
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Regulatory crosstalk at composite response elements

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“…These elements include binding sites for non-GR regulators that participate in a GRE-specific manner in the hormone response. At some composite GREs, such as that for the rat phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK) gene, the nonreceptor regulators are required for GR recruitment to its DNA-binding sites (Stafford et al 2001); at others, such as that for the proliferin gene, GR binds to the GRE independently but depends on nonreceptor regulators to define its activity (Diamond et al 1990;Miner and Yamamoto 1991). Furthermore, GR also can act from "tethering" GREs, at which the receptor fails to bind DNA, and instead associates through protein-protein interaction with a DNA-bound nonreceptor regulator (Yamamoto 1995;Luecke and Yamamoto 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These elements include binding sites for non-GR regulators that participate in a GRE-specific manner in the hormone response. At some composite GREs, such as that for the rat phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK) gene, the nonreceptor regulators are required for GR recruitment to its DNA-binding sites (Stafford et al 2001); at others, such as that for the proliferin gene, GR binds to the GRE independently but depends on nonreceptor regulators to define its activity (Diamond et al 1990;Miner and Yamamoto 1991). Furthermore, GR also can act from "tethering" GREs, at which the receptor fails to bind DNA, and instead associates through protein-protein interaction with a DNA-bound nonreceptor regulator (Yamamoto 1995;Luecke and Yamamoto 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This indicates that VP1 has a function in repression that is mechanistically distinct from the transcriptional activation function. Several systems in which a single transcription factor functions as both an activator and a repressor depending on the promoter context have been described in animals (Miner and Yamamoto 1991 ;Tsai and O'Malley 1994). Direct structural homologs of VP1 are thus far known only in plants, suggesting that this strategy has evolved independently in plants and animals.…”
Section: Gene Repression Is Distinct From Activation Functions Of Vplmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2) for the overlapping binding site. 23,24 The weak DISCUSSION inhibition of the OATP promoter by glucocorticoids could be secondary to the low level of glucocorticoid receptor The present study reports the genomic cloning of a sodium-independent multispecific transport protein of the ba-expression in HepG2 cells, as has been reported for the GREcontaining promoter of the human cholesterol 7a-hydroxysolateral hepatocyte membrane, the human OATP gene, as well as initial data on the function and regulation of the lase gene (CYP7A.) 19 Significant inhibition of the CYP7A promoter by glucocorticoids was only observed when HepG2 OATP promoter.…”
Section: Isolation Of the 5 -Region Of The Oatp Cdna And Primer Extenmentioning
confidence: 99%