Selective coregulator function and restriction of steroid receptor chromatin occupancy by Hic-5

Molecular Endocrinology
Rajas ChodankarMichael R Stallcup

Abstract

Steroid receptors (SRs) bind specific DNA regulatory sequences, thereby activating and repressing gene expression. We previously showed that transcriptional coregulator Hic-5 facilitates glucocorticoid regulation of some genes but blocks glucocorticoid regulation of others. Here, in a genome-wide analysis, Hic-5 depletion dramatically increased the global number of sites occupied by glucocorticoid receptor (GR) α (the major GR isoform), and many binding sites blocked by Hic-5 were associated with genes for which Hic-5 also blocked glucocorticoid-regulated expression. Hic-5 had similar effects on GRγ (a splice variant of GRα) and estrogen receptor α (ERα), facilitating hormonal regulation of some genes and blocking hormonal regulation of others. As with GRα, Hic-5 blocking of hormonal gene regulation mediated by GRγ and ERα was associated with blocking of GRγ and ERα occupancy at nearby sites. Hic-5 supported hormonal regulation of many more genes for GRα than for GRγ or ERα and thus exhibited selective coregulator functions for different SRs. In contrast, the number of Hic-5-blocked genes was similar for all 3 SRs. In addition to classic coregulator activity, Hic-5 influences the genomic occupancy of multiple SRs and thereby bl...Continue Reading

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