Species differences in cis-elements of the proalpha1(I) procollagen promoter and their binding proteins.

Abstract:

:Previous studies suggest that there may be species differences in the utilization of cis-elements of the type I collagen genes. The present study was designed to examine this possibility by focusing on two regions of the proalpha1(I) collagen promoter. One is the GC-rich A1 region (-194/168) that modulates transcriptional activity of the mouse promoter. The other contains a glucocorticoid response element (GRE) implicated in negative glucocorticoid regulation of the rat promoter. Unlike mouse A1 probes, probes representing the analogous human (-195/-168) and rat (-193/-179) regions failed to bind nuclear proteins in gel shift assays. Binding assays with mouse A1 probes containing base substitutions indicated that this behavior could be ascribed to five bases in the human, and two in the rat sequences. In addition, the pattern of expression of c-Krox, a protein that alters transcriptional activity via the mouse A1 element, differed in mouse and human tissues. Computer analysis revealed differences in the arrangement of GRE half-sites in human and rat proalpha1(I) collagen promoters. In a region of the human promoter (-700/673) analogous to the rat (-672/-633), there are three half-sites, each separated by two nucleotides, that cooperate in binding of glucocorticoid receptor. There also is a proximal half-site at position -335 of the human promoter that binds glucocorticoid receptor, but it is not present in the rat promoter. This study has defined several species-specific differences in the sequences and nuclear protein binding activity of regions involved in transcriptional activity of the proalpha1(I) collagen promoter. The results suggest that the A1 regions of the human and rat promoters examined here are unlikely to function as regulatory cis-elements, and they provide a framework for investigating the role of GREs in transcriptional regulation. They also suggest that species differences in cis-elements and transcription factors should be taken into consideration when using heterologous systems to study collagen gene regulation.

journal_name

J Cell Biochem

authors

Peterkofsky B,Gosiewska A,Singh K,Pearlman S,Mahmoodian F

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1999-06-01 00:00:00

pages

408-22

issue

3

eissn

0730-2312

issn

1097-4644

pii

10.1002/(SICI)1097-4644(19990601)73:3<408::AID-JCB

journal_volume

73

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