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• W3010861571 abstract "Abstract The Sox2 transcription factor is necessary for the long-term self-renewal of neural stem cells (NSC). Its mechanism of action is still poorly defined. To identify molecules regulated by Sox2, and acting in mouse NSC maintenance, we transduced, into Sox2-deleted NSC, genes whose expression is strongly downregulated following Sox2 loss (Fos, Jun, Egr2), individually or in combination. Fos alone rescued long-term proliferation, as shown by in vitro cell growth and clonal analysis. Further, pharmacological inhibition of the FOS/JUN AP1 complex binding to its targets, decreased cell proliferation and expression of the putative target Suppressor of cytokine signaling 3 (Socs3). Additionally, Fos requirement for efficient long-term proliferation was demonstrated by the reduction of NSC clones capable of long-term expansion following CRISPR/Cas9-mediated Fos inactivation. Previous work showed that the Socs3 gene is strongly downregulated following Sox2 deletion, and its reexpression by lentiviral transduction rescues long-term NSC proliferation. Fos appears to be an upstream regulator of Socs3, possibly together with Jun and Egr2; indeed, Sox2 reexpression in Sox2-deleted NSC progressively activates both Fos and Socs3 expression; in turn, Fos transduction activates Socs3 expression. Based on available SOX2 ChIPseq and ChIA-PET data, we propose a model whereby Sox2 is a direct activator of both Socs3 and Fos, as well as possibly Jun and Egr2; further, we provide direct evidence for FOS and JUN binding on Socs3 promoter, suggesting direct transcriptional regulation. These results provide the basis for developing a model of a network of interactions, regulating critical effectors of NSC proliferation and long-term maintenance. Significance statement Proliferation and maintenance of NSC are essential during normal brain development, and, postnatally, for the maintenance of hippocampal function and memory until advanced age. Little is known about the molecular mechanisms that maintain the critical aspects of NSC biology (quiescence and proliferation) in postnatal age. Our work provides a methodology, transduction of genes deregulated following Sox2 deletion, that allows to test many candidate genes for their ability to sustain NSC proliferation. In principle, this may have interesting implications for identifying targets for pharmacological manipulations. Abstract Figure" @default.
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• W3010861571 title "Sox2 controls neural stem cell self-renewal through a Fos-centered gene regulatory network" @default.
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