JAK/STAT and Hox Dynamic Interactions in an Organogenetic Gene Cascade
Organogenesis is controlled by gene networks activated by upstream selector genes. To address how the network organization changes during development and how the target genes integrate the genetic information it provides, we analyze in Drosophila the induction of posterior spiracle organogenesis by the Hox gene Abdominal-B (Abd-B). Initially, Abd-B activates in the spiracle primordium a cascade of transcription factors and signalling molecules including the JAK/STAT pathway. We find that at later stages STAT activity feeds back into Abd-B, initiating the transformation of the Hox cascade into a gene-network. Focusing on a spiracle downstream target gene of Abd-B, we analyze how its cis regulatory elements integrate the dynamic network information set by Abd-B and the JAK/STAT signalling pathway during development. Our results also show that the well known transcription factor STAT can control gene expression as a “counter-repressor”, uncovering an alternative novel mode for STAT directed transcriptional regulation.
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JAK/STAT and Hox Dynamic Interactions in an Organogenetic Gene Cascade. PLoS Genet 11(7): e32767. doi:10.1371/journal.pgen.1005412
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Organogenesis is controlled by gene networks activated by upstream selector genes. To address how the network organization changes during development and how the target genes integrate the genetic information it provides, we analyze in Drosophila the induction of posterior spiracle organogenesis by the Hox gene Abdominal-B (Abd-B). Initially, Abd-B activates in the spiracle primordium a cascade of transcription factors and signalling molecules including the JAK/STAT pathway. We find that at later stages STAT activity feeds back into Abd-B, initiating the transformation of the Hox cascade into a gene-network. Focusing on a spiracle downstream target gene of Abd-B, we analyze how its cis regulatory elements integrate the dynamic network information set by Abd-B and the JAK/STAT signalling pathway during development. Our results also show that the well known transcription factor STAT can control gene expression as a “counter-repressor”, uncovering an alternative novel mode for STAT directed transcriptional regulation.
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