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Volume 271,
Number 1,
Issue of January 5, 1996 pp. 512-520
©1996 by The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Inc.
Transcriptional
Analysis of the 5`-Noncoding Region of the Human Involucrin Gene
(Received for publication, September 20, 1995)
Esther
Lopez-Bayghen ,
Alfonso
Vega ,
Adriana
Cadena,
Sonia
E.
Granados,
Luis F.
Jave ,
Patricio
Gariglio ,
Luis
M.
Alvarez-Salas
Human involucrin whose gene transcription is directed by a
2456-nucleotide (nt) 5`-noncoding region is a structural component of
the epithelial cornified layer. Transient transfection assays
demonstrated that this region is transcriptionally active in
multiplying keratinocytes and is enhanced by 2 mM CaCl treatment. Calcium-independent transcriptional activity and the
interaction with the AP-1 transcriptional factor was located on the
proximal part (nt -159 to -1) of the 5`-noncoding region.
However, CaCl responsiveness was mapped to a distal 1185-nt
fragment (nt -2456 to -1272). Moreover, this fragment
potentiated the Herpes simplex thymidine kinase promoter in normal
keratinocytes and is responsive to calcium treatment in a cell
type-specific manner. Interestingly, the absence of a 491-nt fragment
located between the two enhancer domains (nt -651 to -160)
resulted in transcriptional activation in multiplying keratinocytes.
This fragment interacts with AP-1 and the YY1 transcriptional silencer.
It is concluded that human involucrin 5`-noncoding region contains at
least three regulatory domains, a distal CaCl -responsive
enhancer, a putative transcriptional silencer (that interacts with AP-1
and YY1), and a proximal enhancer/promoter (that interacts with AP-1).
Thus, this study demonstrates the presence of particular
transcriptional factors can potentially regulate the human involucrin
expression.

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