The
failure
to
repress
transcription
of
repetitive
genomic
elements
can
lead
catastrophic
genome
instability
and
is
associated
with
various
human
diseases.
As
such,
multiple
parallel
mechanisms
cooperate
ensure
repression
heterochromatinization
these
elements,
especially
during
germline
development
early
embryogenesis.
A
vital
question
in
the
field
how
specificity
establishing
heterochromatin
at
achieved.
Apart
from
trans-acting
protein
factors,
recent
evidence
points
a
role
different
RNA
species
targeting
repressive
histone
marks
DNA
methylation
sites
mammals.
Here,
we
review
discoveries
on
this
topic
predominantly
focus
methylation,
piRNAs,
other
localized
satellite
RNAs.
Abstract
Small
molecule
drugs
are
increasingly
emerging
as
innovative
and
effective
treatments
for
various
diseases,
with
mRNA
therapeutics
being
a
notable
representative.
The
success
of
COVID‐19
vaccines
has
underscored
the
transformative
potential
in
RNA
therapeutics.
Within
family,
there
is
another
unique
type
known
circRNA.
This
single‐stranded
closed‐loop
offers
advantages
over
mRNA,
including
enhanced
stability
prolonged
protein
expression,
which
may
significantly
impact
therapeutic
strategies.
Furthermore,
circRNA
plays
pivotal
role
pathogenesis
such
cancers,
autoimmune
disorders,
cardiovascular
making
it
promising
clinical
intervention
target.
Despite
these
benefits,
application
settings
remains
underexplored.
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
current
state
synthetic
therapeutics,
focusing
on
its
synthesis,
optimization,
delivery,
diverse
applications.
It
also
addresses
challenges
impeding
advancement
from
bench
to
bedside.
By
summarizing
aspects,
aims
equip
researchers
insights
into
ongoing
developments
future
directions
Highlighting
both
progress
existing
gaps
research,
this
valuable
perspectives
advancing
field
guiding
investigations.
Leukemia,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
36(11), С. 2605 - 2620
Опубликована: Окт. 14, 2022
Abstract
Myeloid
malignancies
with
DDX41
mutations
are
often
associated
bone
marrow
failure
and
cytopenia
before
overt
disease
manifestation.
However,
the
mechanisms
underlying
these
specific
conditions
remain
elusive.
Here,
we
demonstrate
that
loss
of
function
impairs
efficient
RNA
splicing,
resulting
in
DNA
replication
stress
excess
R-loop
formation.
Mechanistically,
binds
to
5′
splice
site
(5′SS)
coding
coordinates
splicing
transcriptional
elongation;
prevents
splicing-coupled
transient
pausing
polymerase
II
at
5ʹSS,
causing
aberrant
formation
transcription-replication
collisions.
Although
degree
acquired
S
phase
is
small,
cells
undergo
mitosis
under-replicated
being
remained,
micronuclei
significant
damage,
thus
leading
impaired
cell
proliferation
genomic
instability.
These
processes
may
be
responsible
for
phenotypes
mutations.
Microorganisms,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(2), С. 262 - 262
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2024
The
herpes
virus
genome
bears
more
than
80
strong
transcriptional
promoters.
Upon
entry
into
the
host
cell
nucleus,
these
genes
are
transcribed
in
an
orderly
manner,
producing
five
immediate–early
(IE)
gene
products,
including
ICP0,
ICP4,
and
ICP22,
while
non-IE
mostly
silent.
IE
products
necessary
for
transcription
of
temporal
classes
following
sequentially
as
early,
leaky
late,
true
late.
A
recent
analysis
using
precision
nuclear
run-on
followed
by
deep
sequencing
(PRO-seq)
has
revealed
important
step
preceding
all
HSV-1
transcription.
Specifically,
proteins
ICP4
ICP0
enter
with
incoming
to
help
preclude
nascent
antisense,
intergenic,
sense
viral
genes.
VP16,
which
is
also
delivered
nucleus
upon
entry,
almost
immediately
reverses
this
repression
on
resulting
de
novo
expression
ICP22
further
repress
early
late
through
different
mechanisms
before
sequential
de-repression
later
infection.
This
repression,
termed
transient
protein-mediated
(TIEMR),
precludes
unproductive,
infection
ensure
efficient
progression
cascade.
Biochemical Society Transactions,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
50(2), С. 723 - 736
Опубликована: Март 14, 2022
Recent
investigations
on
the
non-protein-coding
transcriptome
of
human
cells
have
revealed
previously
hidden
layers
gene
regulation
relying
regulatory
(nc)
RNAs,
including
widespread
ncRNA-dependent
epigenetic
chromatin
states
and
mRNA
translation
stability.
However,
despite
its
centrality,
ncRNA
genes
has
received
relatively
little
attention.
In
this
mini-review,
we
attempt
to
provide
a
synthetic
account
recent
literature
suggesting
an
unexpected
complexity
in
chromatin-dependent
transcription
by
three
nuclear
RNA
polymerases.
Emerging
common
features,
like
heterogeneity
within
multigene
families
their
influence
3D
genome
organization,
point
unexplored
issues
whose
investigation
could
lead
better
understanding
whole
epigenomic
network.
The Plant Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
118(3), С. 645 - 656
Опубликована: Янв. 27, 2023
Transcriptional
elongation
by
RNA
polymerase
II
(RNAPII)
through
chromatin
is
a
dynamic
and
highly
regulated
step
of
eukaryotic
gene
expression.
A
combination
transcript
factors
(TEFs)
including
modulators
RNAPII
activity
histone
chaperones
facilitate
efficient
transcription
on
nucleosomal
templates.
Biochemical
genetic
analyses,
primarily
performed
in
Arabidopsis,
provided
insight
into
the
contribution
TEFs
to
establish
expression
patterns
during
plant
growth
development.
In
addition
summarising
role
expression,
we
emphasise
our
review
recent
advances
field.
Thus,
mechanisms
are
presented
how
aberrant
intragenic
initiation
suppressed
repressing
transcriptional
start
sites
within
coding
sequences.
We
also
discuss
interference
ongoing
with
neighbouring
genes
prevented.
Moreover,
it
appears
that
plants
make
no
use
promoter-proximal
pausing
way
mammals
do,
but
there
nucleosome-defined
mechanism(s)
determine
efficiency
mRNA
synthesis
RNAPII.
Accordingly,
still
growing
number
processes
related
growth,
development
responses
changing
environmental
conditions
prove
be
at
level
elongation.
Molecular Cell,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
83(2), С. 203 - 218.e9
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Many
spliceosomal
introns
are
excised
from
nascent
transcripts
emerging
RNA
polymerase
II
(RNA
Pol
II).
The
extent
of
cell-type-specific
regulation
and
possible
functions
such
co-transcriptional
events
remain
poorly
understood.
We
examined
the
role
RNA-binding
protein
PTBP1
in
this
process
using
an
acute
depletion
approach
followed
by
analysis
chromatin-
II-associated
transcripts.
show
that
activates
excision
hundreds
introns,
a
surprising
effect
given
is
known
to
promote
intron
retention.
Importantly,
some
co-transcriptionally
activated
fail
complete
their
splicing
without
PTBP1.
In
striking
example,
retention
PTBP1-dependent
triggers
nonsense-mediated
decay
encoding
DNA
methyltransferase
DNMT3B.
provide
evidence
facilitates
natural
decline
DNMT3B
levels
developing
neurons
protects
differentiation-specific
genes
ectopic
methylation.
Thus,
PTBP1-activated
widespread
phenomenon
mediating
epigenetic
control
cellular
identity.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
120(5)
Опубликована: Янв. 25, 2023
To
determine
the
error
rate
of
transcription
in
human
cells,
we
analyzed
transcriptome
H1
embryonic
stem
cells
with
a
circle-sequencing
approach
that
allows
for
high-fidelity
sequencing
transcriptome.
These
experiments
identified
approximately
100,000
errors
distributed
over
every
major
RNA
species
cells.
Our
results
indicate
different
display
rates,
suggesting
prioritize
fidelity
some
RNAs
others.
Cross-referencing
detected
various
genetic
and
epigenetic
features
genome
revealed
vivo
changes
along
length
transcript
is
further
modified
by
context,
repetitive
elements,
markers,
speed
transcription.
suggest
BRCA1,
DNA
repair
protein
implicated
breast
cancer,
has
previously
unknown
role
suppression
errors.
Finally,
distribution
multiple
tissues
new
mouse
model
found
they
occur
preferentially
neurons,
compared
to
other
cell
types.
observations
lend
additional
weight
idea
play
key
progression
neurological
disorders,
including
Alzheimer's
disease.