2014
DOI: 10.2152/jmi.61.306
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Sp6 regulation of <i>Rock1 </i>promoter activity in dental epithelial cells

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“…To reveal the mechanism of dysregulated ROCK1 transcription, we focused on ROCK1‐associated transcription factors. Previous studies demonstrated that transcription factors SP1 and SP6 were involved in ROCK1 gene transcription (Citron, Dennis, Zeitlin, & Echeverria, ; Yanuaryska et al, ; Zhang et al, ; Figure B). Therefore, we investigated the role of SP1 and SP6 in AD and their regulation of ROCK1 expression.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…To reveal the mechanism of dysregulated ROCK1 transcription, we focused on ROCK1‐associated transcription factors. Previous studies demonstrated that transcription factors SP1 and SP6 were involved in ROCK1 gene transcription (Citron, Dennis, Zeitlin, & Echeverria, ; Yanuaryska et al, ; Zhang et al, ; Figure B). Therefore, we investigated the role of SP1 and SP6 in AD and their regulation of ROCK1 expression.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…These results suggested that defective SP6 protein due to Sp6 mutation could alter the activity of the transcriptional machinery or the unit for cell type‐specific gene expression in ARE cells. To further investigate the underlying molecular mechanisms, we then focused on the expression patterns of Fst, Amtn , and Rock1, because we demonstrated previously that SP6 positively regulated the expression of both Amtn (data not shown) and Rock1 (Yanuaryska et al , ) and negatively regulated the expression of Fst (Ruspita et al , ). Because two ARE clones, ARE‐B6 and ARE‐B30, showed the expression patterns consistent with our previous findings, we chose ARE‐B6 and ARE‐B30 as the representative clones which maintain the effects of Sp6 mutation ( SP6‐AMI ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the ARE clones, ARE-B6 and ARE-B30 showed higher Fst mRNA expression and lower Rock1 mRNA expression than the control G5 cells. Previously, we reported that SP6 could regulate both the underexpression of Fst and the upregulation of Rock1 (Ruspita et al, 2008;Yanuaryska et al, 2014), so these newly identified gene expression profiles might reflect the defective SP6 activity in ARE-B6 and ARE-B30 clones. Therefore, we hypothesized that ARE-B6 and ARE-B30 clones represented good phenocopies for further analysis of the molecular basis for AI.…”
Section: Oral Diseasesmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…It always works through binding to the promoter region of its target genes [ 16 , 17 ], and can activate or repress the transcription in response to physiological and pathological stimuli [ 18 ]. The promoter activity of rat ROCK1 gene is reduced by Sp1, whereas it is enhanced by Sp6 in dental epithelial cells [ 19 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%