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• W1978788324 abstract "Ascorbic acid is transported into cells by the sodium-coupled vitamin C transporters (SVCTs). Recently, we obtained evidence of differential regulation of SVCT expression in response to acute oxidative stress in cells from species that differ in their capacity to synthesize vitamin C, with a marked decrease in SVCT1 mRNA and protein levels in rat hepatoma cells that was not observed in human hepatoma cells. To better understand the regulatory aspects involved, we performed a structural and functional analysis of the proximal promoter of the SVCT1 rat gene. We cloned a 1476-bp segment containing the proximal promoter of the rat SVCT1 gene and generated deletion-derived truncated promoters of decreasing sizes and mutant promoters by modification of consensus binding sites for transcription factors by site-directed mutagenesis. We next analyzed their capacity to direct the transcription of a reporter gene after transfection into rat H4IIE and human HepG2 hepatoma cells, in experiments involving the coexpression of transcription factors whose consensus binding sequences are present in the SVCT1 promoter. This analysis revealed the presence of two critical cis-regulatory elements of the transcriptional activity of the rat SVCT1 gene promoter, sites containing consensus sequences for the binding of the transcription factors Bach1 and HNF4 that are not present in equivalent locations in the human SVCT1 gene promoter. Moreover, a consensus site for HNF1 that is crucial for the regulation of the human SVCT1 promoter is present in the SVCT1 rat promoter but has no effect on its transcriptional activity. These findings imply that regulation of vitamin C metabolism in the rat, a species with the capacity to synthesize large amounts of ascorbic acid, may differ from that of humans, a species that must obtain ascorbic acid from the diet through a transport mechanism that depends on proper SVCT1 expression." @default.
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• W1978788324 date "2015-08-01" @default.
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• W1978788324 title "Cis-regulatory elements involved in species-specific transcriptional regulation of the SVCT1 gene in rat and human hepatoma cells" @default.
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• W1978788324 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.freeradbiomed.2015.04.024" @default.
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