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同源框蛋白質NANOG

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同源框蛋白質NANOG
已知的結構
PDB直系同源搜尋: PDBe RCSB
識別號
別名NANOG;, entrez:79923, Nanog, Nanog homeobox
外部IDOMIM607937 MGI1919200 HomoloGene78027 GeneCardsNANOG
基因位置(人類
12號染色體
染色體12號染色體[1]
12號染色體
同源框蛋白質NANOG的基因位置
同源框蛋白質NANOG的基因位置
基因座12p13.31起始7,787,794 bp[1]
終止7,799,146 bp[1]
RNA表現模式
查閱更多表現資料
直系同源
物種人類小鼠
Entrez
Ensembl
UniProt
mRNA​序列

NM_001297698
​NM_024865

NM_028016
​NM_001289828
​NM_001289830
​NM_001289831

蛋白序列

NP_001284627
​NP_079141

NP_001276757
​NP_001276759
​NP_001276760
​NP_082292

基因位置​(UCSC)Chr 12: 7.79 – 7.8 MbChr 6: 122.68 – 122.69 Mb
PubMed​查找[3][4]
維基資料
檢視/編輯人類檢視/編輯小鼠

NANOG(讀法:nanOg)是一種對未分化胚胎幹細胞(ESC)自我更新至關重要的轉錄因子。人體的NANOG蛋白質由NANOG基因編碼[5][6]

結構

人類NANOG蛋白質是一種長305胺基酸殘基蛋白質,擁有一個長約60胺基酸殘基的DNA結合同源域(homeodomain, HD)以及一個無規則的N端。NANOG的同源結構域由三個α螺旋以及一些連結這些α螺旋的環結構組成。儘管Nanog蛋白在脊椎動物中保守性不強,但是其同源結構域卻擁有很強保守性[7][8]

功能

NANOG對胚胎幹細胞幹性的維持至關重要。NANOG能夠與Sox2、Oct4共同作用,通過形成一個表現特異基因的轉錄網絡,維持胚胎幹細胞的自我更新能力,並抑制胚胎幹細胞的分化[9][10]

胚胎幹細胞轉錄流程

研究進展

基礎生物學理論

鼠胚胎幹細胞中Nanog的過表達能夠使這類細胞能夠在無白血病抑制因子(Leukemia inhibitory factor, LIF)的環境中維持的自我更新能力[11],過表現NANOG的人胚胎幹細胞能夠在多次傳代後仍然保持幹性。敲低Nanog基因的表現能夠促進胚胎幹細胞的分化[12]

如果Nanog蛋白不表現或失去功能,鼠胚胎幹細胞會分化成其他類型的細胞[5][6][13]

已證明腫瘤抑制因子p53能夠與NANOG基因的啟動子結合,並能夠在鼠胚胎幹細胞DNA受損後抑制NANOG基因的表現。因此,p53能夠通過p53依賴細胞周期阻滯以及自噬誘導胚胎幹細胞的分化[13]

Nanog基因能夠使得NIH3T3細胞的生長加快,並表現出能夠在軟洋菜上形成細胞集落等等與原來不同的特性[14]

一部分腫瘤細胞或腫瘤幹細胞會表現NANOG蛋白[15][16]

進化生物學

人類黑猩猩基因組共享10個位置相同的NANOG蛋白假基因,其中一個是基因重複造成,另外九個為反轉錄產生的假基因(retropseudogenes)。在九個NANOG反轉錄假基因中,有兩個缺乏Poly-A尾,說明在它們的產生過程中可能發生了複製錯誤。且因為同一種假基因在兩個不相關的基因組中出現,還包含相同複製錯誤的機會極低,此一事實提供了一個人與黑猩猩之間演化的證據[17]

命名

成功分離鼠Nanog基因的伊恩·錢伯斯(Ian Chambers)教授這樣說:「Nanog似乎是一種擁有決定胚胎幹細胞能在實驗室中生長的能力的基因,也就是說它能夠使得幹細胞『長生不老』,因此,我用「Tír na nÓg」(提爾納諾,愛爾蘭神話中的異世界)來命名這種蛋白質/基因。」[18]

參考文獻

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