Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4378713713> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W4378713713 abstract "Abstract X-chromosome inactivation (XCI) epigenetically silences one X chromosome in every cell in female mammals. Although the majority of X-linked genes are silenced, in humans 20% or more are able to escape inactivation and continue to be expressed. Such escape genes are important contributors to sex differences in gene expression, and may impact the phenotypes of X aneuploidies; yet the mechanisms regulating escape from XCI are not understood. We have performed an enrichment analysis of transcription factor binding on the X chromosome, providing new evidence for enriched factors at the transcription start sites of escape genes. The top escape-enriched transcription factors were detected at the RPS4X promoter, a well-described human escape gene previously demonstrated to escape from XCI in a transgenic mouse model. Using a cell line model system that allows for targeted integration and inactivation of transgenes on the mouse X chromosome, we further assessed combinations of RPS4X promoter and genic elements for their ability to drive escape from XCI. We identified a small transgenic construct of only 6 kb capable of robust escape from XCI, establishing that gene-proximal elements are sufficient to permit escape, and highlighting the additive effect of multiple elements that work together in a context-specific fashion." @default.
- W4378713713 created "2023-05-30" @default.
- W4378713713 creator A5017370753 @default.
- W4378713713 creator A5026664289 @default.
- W4378713713 creator A5032840824 @default.
- W4378713713 creator A5039801353 @default.
- W4378713713 creator A5050122222 @default.
- W4378713713 creator A5065435409 @default.
- W4378713713 date "2022-06-01" @default.
- W4378713713 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
- W4378713713 title "Refining the genomic determinants underlying escape from X-chromosome inactivation" @default.
- W4378713713 cites W1509322390 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W1964963969 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W1968583209 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W1977709885 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W1987869189 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2004256856 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2006373538 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2020958409 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2021798161 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2022523099 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2026161101 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2031340128 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2035792918 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2037917566 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2067217348 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2076732852 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2081178560 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2083736279 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2084748297 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2089920619 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2095595375 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2099819973 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2101186976 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2112132489 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2130135559 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2131455394 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2131664111 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2131776678 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2136101247 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2136636789 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2138363022 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2157701113 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2166159761 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2166982387 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2215721454 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2305687918 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2308164839 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2342382945 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2482000876 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2521741120 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2551032364 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2552264335 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2727352277 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2755670047 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2758667064 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2791495656 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2885310075 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2912463001 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2915985519 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2916153399 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2954013048 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W2958382072 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3028178966 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3045910546 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3109437984 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3129142660 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3130092810 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3138099387 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3177322658 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W3212334377 @default.
- W4378713713 cites W4309338377 @default.
- W4378713713 doi "https://doi.org/10.1093/nargab/lqad052" @default.
- W4378713713 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37260510" @default.
- W4378713713 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
- W4378713713 type Work @default.
- W4378713713 citedByCount "0" @default.
- W4378713713 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W4378713713 hasAuthorship W4378713713A5017370753 @default.
- W4378713713 hasAuthorship W4378713713A5026664289 @default.
- W4378713713 hasAuthorship W4378713713A5032840824 @default.
- W4378713713 hasAuthorship W4378713713A5039801353 @default.
- W4378713713 hasAuthorship W4378713713A5050122222 @default.
- W4378713713 hasAuthorship W4378713713A5065435409 @default.
- W4378713713 hasBestOaLocation W43787137131 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C102230213 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C127716648 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C151730666 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C179926584 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C2779343474 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C30481170 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C35158069 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C41895202 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C4323932 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C54355233 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C86339819 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
- W4378713713 hasConceptScore W4378713713C102230213 @default.