Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2144691140> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2144691140 endingPage "2146" @default.
- W2144691140 startingPage "2135" @default.
- W2144691140 abstract "Among the many factors involved in regulation of chondrogenesis, bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) and members of the Sox and homeobox transcription factor families have been shown to have crucial roles. Of these regulators, the homeobox transcription factors that function during chondrogenesis have been the least well defined. We show here that the homeobox transcription factor Barx2 is expressed in primary mesenchymal condensations, digital rays, developing joints and articular cartilage of the developing limb, suggesting that it plays a role in chondrogenesis. Using retroviruses and antisense oligonucleotides to manipulate Barx2 expression in limb bud micromass cultures, we determined that Barx2 is necessary for mesenchymal aggregation and chondrogenic differentiation. In accordance with these findings, Barx2 regulates the expression of several genes encoding cell-adhesion molecules and extracellular matrix proteins, including NCAM and collagen II (Col2a1) in the limb bud. Barx2 bound to elements within the cartilage-specific Col2a1 enhancer, and this binding was reduced by addition of Barx2 or Sox9 antibodies, or by mutation of a HMG box adjacent to the Barx2-binding element, suggesting cooperation between Barx2 and Sox proteins. Moreover, both Barx2 and Sox9 occupy Col2a1 enhancer during chondrogenesis in vivo. We also found that two members of the BMP family that are crucial for chondrogenesis, GDF5 and BMP4, regulate the pattern of Barx2 expression in developing limbs. Based on these data, we suggest that Barx2 acts downstream of BMP signaling and in concert with Sox proteins to regulate chondrogenesis." @default.
- W2144691140 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2144691140 creator A5005884385 @default.
- W2144691140 creator A5019672015 @default.
- W2144691140 creator A5047299361 @default.
- W2144691140 creator A5053410060 @default.
- W2144691140 date "2005-05-01" @default.
- W2144691140 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
- W2144691140 title "The homeobox transcription factor Barx2 regulates chondrogenesis during limb development" @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1521657513 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1541819796 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1574722884 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1761420531 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1880827597 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1902976989 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1922697055 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1967198448 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1979565322 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1980880596 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1984749862 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1985119134 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1988654295 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1995731935 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W1996477046 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2001973965 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2003367516 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2003546564 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2005323886 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2005940837 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2007762330 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2014216265 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2016730049 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2020732030 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2022073812 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2022966687 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2023070796 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2029656613 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2033510042 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2035467252 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2036539555 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2037723379 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2040681950 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2047433270 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2048142624 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2048579089 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2050394169 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2056087001 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2059061693 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2064366726 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2070040173 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2071230707 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2081417283 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2081683619 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2086352112 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2087178104 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2087225967 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2087296674 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2088120545 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2093271566 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2096524039 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2102047286 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2113117576 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2114513729 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2122237896 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2123504252 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2124870028 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2127928194 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2130389180 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2139250230 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2139728445 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2150134228 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2154983834 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2159231404 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2160418892 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2161558436 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2169314202 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2181972336 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2182636156 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2189003807 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2286683073 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2323962092 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W2438551272 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W3120415379 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W3212157965 @default.
- W2144691140 cites W4244095134 @default.
- W2144691140 doi "https://doi.org/10.1242/dev.01811" @default.
- W2144691140 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15800003" @default.
- W2144691140 hasPublicationYear "2005" @default.
- W2144691140 type Work @default.
- W2144691140 sameAs 2144691140 @default.
- W2144691140 citedByCount "69" @default.
- W2144691140 countsByYear W21446911402012 @default.
- W2144691140 countsByYear W21446911402013 @default.
- W2144691140 countsByYear W21446911402014 @default.
- W2144691140 countsByYear W21446911402015 @default.
- W2144691140 countsByYear W21446911402016 @default.
- W2144691140 countsByYear W21446911402018 @default.
- W2144691140 countsByYear W21446911402019 @default.