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Publication : Developmental silencing and independency from E2F of apoptotic gene expression in postmitotic tissues.

First Author  Zhang J Year  2007
Journal  FEBS Lett Volume  581
Issue  30 Pages  5781-6
PubMed ID  18037375 Mgi Jnum  J:129205
Mgi Id  MGI:3768877 Doi  10.1016/j.febslet.2007.11.046
Citation  Zhang J, et al. (2007) Developmental silencing and independency from E2F of apoptotic gene expression in postmitotic tissues. FEBS Lett 581(30):5781-6
abstractText  The involvement of caspases in postmitotic cell death is controversial. Here we report that adult brain and heart are devoid of many key pro-apoptotic proteins due to a progressive postnatal silencing event involving a reduction of their transcript levels. E2F has been shown to control cell cycle progression and to be transcriptional activator of apoptotic genes. However, our data demonstrate that apoptotic gene expression in heart, brain and liver, as well as cardiac and neuronal apoptotic gene silencing during development, are E2F-independent events. Therefore, the genes regulating caspase-dependent cell death are expressed in embryonic organs in an E2F-independent manner and a developmental-related silencing event represses these genes in postmitotic adult tissues.
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