STAR Protocols,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(4), С. 102644 - 102644
Опубликована: Окт. 19, 2023
Inducible
degradation
of
proteins
interest
provides
a
powerful
approach
for
functional
studies.
Here,
we
present
protocol
tightly
controlled
depletion
the
RNA-binding
protein
PTBP1
in
mouse
embryonic
stem
cells
(ESCs).
We
describe
steps
establishing
an
ESC
line
expressing
doxycycline-inducible
auxin
receptor
OsTIR1
and
tagging
endogenous
Ptbp1
alleles
using
CRISPR-Cas9
homology-directed
repair
reagents.
then
detail
procedures
assaying
efficiency
inducible
knockdown
by
immunoblotting.
This
is
adaptable
other
targets.
For
complete
details
on
use
execution
this
protocol,
please
refer
to
Iannone
et
al.1
Cancer Letters,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
598, С. 217085 - 217085
Опубликована: Июль 2, 2024
LncRNA
plays
a
crucial
role
in
cancer
progression
and
targeting,
but
it
has
been
difficult
to
identify
the
critical
lncRNAs
involved
colorectal
(CRC)
progression.
We
identified
FAM83H-AS1
as
tumor-promoting
associated
lncRNA
using
21
pairs
of
stage
IV
CRC
tissues
adjacent
normal
tissues.
In
vitro
vivo
experiments
revealed
that
knockdown
cells
inhibited
tumor
proliferation
metastasis,
vice
versa.
M6A
modification
is
for
RNA
stability
through
writer
METTL3
readers
IGF2BP2/IGFBP3.
PTBP1-an
binding
protein-is
responsible
function
CRC.
T4
(1770-2440
nt)
T5
(2440-2743
on
exon
4
provide
platform
PTBP1
RRM2
interactions.
Our
results
demonstrated
m6A
dysregulated
oncogenic
by
phosphorylated
its
splicing
effect.
patient-derived
xenograft
models,
ASO-FAM83H-AS1
significantly
suppressed
growth
gastrointestinal
(GI)
tumors,
not
only
also
GC
ESCC.
The
combination
oxaliplatin/cisplatin
compared
with
treatment
either
agent
alone.
Notably,
there
was
pathological
complete
response
all
these
three
GI
cancers.
findings
suggest
targeted
therapy
would
benefit
patients
primarily
receiving
platinum-based
Abstract
Background
The
functional
coupling
between
alternative
pre-mRNA
splicing
(AS)
and
the
mRNA
quality
control
mechanism
called
nonsense-mediated
decay
(NMD)
can
modulate
transcript
abundance.
Previous
studies
have
identified
several
examples
of
such
a
regulation
in
developing
neurons.
However,
systems-level
effects
AS-NMD
this
context
are
poorly
understood.
Results
We
developed
an
R
package,
factR2,
which
offers
comprehensive
suite
analysis
functions.
Using
tool,
we
conducted
longitudinal
gene
expression
pluripotent
stem
cells
undergoing
induced
neuronal
differentiation.
Our
uncovers
hundreds
events
with
significant
potential
to
regulate
expression.
Notably,
is
significantly
overrepresented
specific
groups
developmentally
downregulated
genes.
Particularly
strong
association
downregulation
detected
for
cassette
exons
stimulating
NMD
upon
their
inclusion
into
mature
mRNA.
By
combining
bioinformatic
analyses
CRISPR/Cas9
genome
editing
other
experimental
approaches
show
that
NMD-stimulating
regulated
by
RNA-binding
protein
PTBP1
dampen
genes
also
provided
evidence
mRNAs
temporally
coordinated
NMD-independent
repression
mechanisms.
Conclusions
study
provides
accessible
workflow
discovery
prioritization
targets.
It
further
argues
pathway
plays
widespread
role
neurons
facilitating
functionally
related
non-neuronal
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews - RNA,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Сен. 12, 2023
Abstract
Eukaryotic
gene
expression
is
intricately
regulated
at
multiple
levels.
The
protein‐coding
genes
are
first
transcribed
as
pre‐mRNAs
in
the
nucleus
and
undergo
a
series
of
RNA
processing
steps
before
being
transported
into
cytoplasm
for
translation.
During
processing,
most
human
(>95%)
alternative
splicing
to
generate
mRNA
isoforms
from
single
gene,
which
effectively
diversifies
genome
complexity.
Since
occurs
co‐transcriptionally,
regulation
layers
often
show
functional
interactions
with
each
other.
In
this
review,
we
provide
brief
overview
three
different
(controlled
by
machinery,
transcription
process,
chromatin
structure),
emphasizing
regulatory
roles
epigenetic
modifications
crosstalk
between
these
layers.
Specifically,
categorize
major
effects
on
types:
affecting
rate,
factor
recruitment,
or
expression/activity
factor.
dysregulation
epigenetics
extremely
common
cancer,
also
discuss
potential
mechanisms
how
changes
can
lead
their
consequences.
We
aim
insights
complicated
layers,
will
shed
light
novel
approaches
modulate
disease‐related
dysregulation.
This
article
categorized
under:
Processing
>
3′
End
Splicing
Mechanisms
Regulation/Alternative
Disease
Development
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 11, 2025
Double-stranded
RNA
(dsRNA)
binding
proteins
(dsRBPs)
play
crucial
roles
in
various
cellular
processes,
especially
the
innate
immune
response.
Comprehensive
characterization
of
dsRBPs
is
essential
to
understand
intricate
mechanisms
for
dsRNA
sensing
and
Traditional
methods
have
predominantly
relied
on
affinity
purification,
favoring
isolation
strong
binders.
Here,
we
adopt
proteome
integral
solubility
alteration
(PISA)
workflow
characterizing
dsRBPs,
resulting
observation
18
known
identification
200
potential
dsRBPs.
Next,
focus
zinc
finger
protein
385
A
(ZNF385A)
discover
that
its
knockout
activates
transcription
interferon-β
absence
immunogenic
stimuli.
The
ZNF385A
elevates
level
endogenous
dsRNAs,
transcripts
associated
with
retroelements,
such
as
short
interspersed
nuclear
element
(SINE),
long
(LINE),
terminal
repeat
(LTR).
Moreover,
loss
enhances
bioactivity
5-Aza-2'-deoxycytidine
(5-AZA-CdR)
tumor-killing
effect
NK
cells.
Our
findings
greatly
expand
dsRBP
reservoir
contribute
understanding
homeostasis.
Pharmaceuticals,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
18(5), С. 713 - 713
Опубликована: Май 12, 2025
Alternative
splicing
enables
a
single
precursor
mRNA
to
generate
multiple
isoforms,
leading
protein
variants
with
different
structures
and
functions.
Abnormal
alternative
is
frequently
associated
cancer
development
progression.
Recent
studies
have
revealed
complex
dynamic
interplay
between
epigenetic
modifications
splicing.
On
the
one
hand,
dysregulated
changes
can
alter
patterns;
on
other
events
influence
landscapes.
The
reversibility
of
makes
drugs,
both
approved
investigational,
attractive
therapeutic
options.
This
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
bidirectional
relationship
regulation
in
cancer.
It
also
highlights
emerging
approaches
aimed
at
correcting
abnormalities,
special
focus
drug-based
strategies.
These
include
inhibitors,
antisense
oligonucleotides
(ASOs),
small-molecule
compounds,
CRISPR-Cas9
genome
editing,
SMaRT
(splice-switching
molecule)
technology.
By
integrating
recent
advances
research
strategies,
this
novel
insights
into
molecular
mechanisms
supports
more
precise
effective
therapies
targeting
aberrant
Life Science Alliance,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
6(12), С. e202302000 - e202302000
Опубликована: Окт. 4, 2023
Cell-type–specific
gene
expression
is
a
fundamental
feature
of
multicellular
organisms
and
achieved
by
combinations
regulatory
strategies.
Although
cell-restricted
transcription
perhaps
the
most
widely
studied
mechanism,
co-transcriptional
post-transcriptional
processes
are
also
central
to
spatiotemporal
control
functions.
One
general
category
involves
generation
multiple
transcript
isoforms
from
an
individual
gene,
whose
balance
cell
specificity
frequently
tightly
regulated
via
diverse
The
nervous
system
makes
particularly
extensive
use
cell-specific
isoforms,
specializing
neural
function
genes
that
expressed
more
broadly.
Here,
we
review
strategies
RNA-binding
proteins
direct
neural-specific
isoform
processing.
These
include
various
classes
alternative
splicing
polyadenylation
events,
both
which
broadly
diversify
transcriptome.
Importantly,
global
alterations
characteristic
many
pathologies,
recent
genetic
studies
demonstrate
how
misregulation
can
directly
cause
mutant
phenotypes.
The
molecular
mechanisms
responsible
for
the
heightened
reactivity
of
quiescent
T
cells
in
human
early
life
remain
largely
elusive.
Our
previous
research
identified
that
adult
naïve
CD4
Biomedicines,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(3), С. 787 - 787
Опубликована: Март 5, 2023
Pluripotent
stem
cells
are
key
players
in
regenerative
medicine.
Embryonic
pluripotent
cells,
despite
their
significant
advantages,
associated
with
limitations
such
as
inadequate
availability
and
the
ethical
dilemmas
isolation
clinical
use.
The
discovery
of
very
small
embryonic-like
(VSEL)
addressed
aforementioned
limitations,
but
technique
remains
a
challenge
due
to
cell
size
efficiency
isolation.
Here,
we
report
simplified
effective
approach
for
derived
from
human
peripheral
blood.
Our
results
high
yield
blood
(SBSC)
population,
which
expresses
embryonic
markers
(e.g.,
Nanog,
SSEA-3)
Yamanaka
factors.
Further,
fraction
SBSCs
also
co-express
hematopoietic
CD45
CD90)
and/or
mesenchymal
CD29,
CD105
PTH1R),
suggesting
mixed
population.
Finally,
quantitative
proteomic
profiling
reveals
that
contain
various
(CD9,
ITGA6,
MAPK1,
MTHFD1,
STAT3,
HSPB1,
HSPA4),
Transcription
reg
complex
factors
STAT5B,
PDLIM1,
ANXA2,
ATF6,
CAMK1).
In
conclusion,
present
novel,
isolating
process
yields
an
abundant
population
small-sized
characteristics
pluripotency
iScience,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
26(6), С. 106951 - 106951
Опубликована: Май 26, 2023
CDC7
kinase
is
crucial
for
DNA
replication
initiation
and
fork
processing.
inhibition
mildly
activates
the
ATR
pathway,
which
further
limits
origin
firing;
however,
to
date
relationship
between
remains
controversial.
We
show
that
inhibitors
are
either
synergistic
or
antagonistic
depending
on
degree
of
each
individual
kinase.
find
Polypyrimidine
Tract
Binding
Protein
1
(PTBP1)
important
activity
in
response
genotoxic
agents.
Compromised
PTBP1
expression
makes
cells
defective
RPA
recruitment,
genomically
unstable,
resistant
inhibitors.
deficiency
affects
splicing
many
genes
indicating
a
multifactorial
impact
drug
response.
an
exon
skipping
event
RAD51AP1
contributes
checkpoint
PTBP1-deficient
cells.
These
results
identify
as
key
factor
stress
define
how
modulates