Genomic binding of NF-Y in mouse and human cells

IF 4.3 3区 材料科学 Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
Mirko Ronzio , Andrea Bernardini , Valentina Taglietti , Michele Ceribelli , Giacomo Donati , Alberto Gallo , Giulio Pavesi , Paolo Dellabona , Giulia Casorati , Graziella Messina , Roberto Mantovani , Diletta Dolfini
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Abstract

NF-Y is a Transcription Factor that regulates transcription through binding to the CCAAT-box. To understand its strategy, we analyzed 16 ChIP-seq datasets from human and mouse cells. Shared loci, mostly located in promoters of expressed genes of cell cycle, metabolism and gene expression pathways, are associated with histone marks of active chromatin and specific modules of TFs. Other peaks are in enhancers and Transposable Elements -TE- of retroviral origin in human and mouse. We evaluated the relationship with USF1, a common synergistic partner in promoters and MLT1 TEs, upon NF-YB inactivation: USF1 binding decreases in promoters, modestly in MLT1, suggesting a pioneering role of NF-Y in formers, not in the latters. These data define a common set of NF-Y functional targets across different mammalian cell types, suggesting a pioneering role in promoters with respect to TEs.

小鼠和人类细胞中 NF-Y 的基因组结合。
NF-Y 是一种转录因子,它通过与 CCAAT-box 结合来调节转录。为了了解它的策略,我们分析了来自人类和小鼠细胞的 16 个 ChIP-seq 数据集。共享位点大多位于细胞周期、新陈代谢和基因表达途径中表达基因的启动子,与活跃染色质的组蛋白标记和特定的 TF 模块相关。其他峰值出现在人和小鼠的增强子和逆转录病毒源的可转座元件(Transposable Elements -TE)中。我们评估了 NF-YB 失活后与 USF1 的关系,USF1 是启动子和 MLT1 TEs 中常见的协同伙伴:USF1 与启动子的结合减少,而与 MLT1 的结合则适度减少,这表明 NF-Y 在启动子中起着先驱作用,而不是在后者中。这些数据确定了不同哺乳动物细胞类型中一组共同的 NF-Y 功能靶标,表明 NF-Y 在启动子中相对于 TEs 起着先驱作用。
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