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Differential Etv2 threshold requirement for endothelial and erythropoietic development
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DOI：10.1016/j.celrep.2022.110881.png)
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Endothelial and erythropoietic lineages arise from a common developmental progenitor. Etv2 is a master transcriptional regulator required for the development of both lineages. However, the mechanisms through which Etv2 initiates the gene-regulatory networks (GRNs) for endothelial and erythropoietic specification and how the two GRNs diverge downstream of Etv2 remain incompletely understood. Here, by analyzing a hypomorphic Etv2 mutant, we demonstrate different threshold requirements for initiation of the downstream GRNs for endothelial and erythropoietic development. We show that Etv2 functions directly in a coherent feedforward transcriptional network for vascular endothelial development, and a low level of Etv2 expression is sufficient to induce and sustain the endothelial GRN. In contrast, Etv2 induces the erythropoietic GRN indirectly via activation of Tal1, which requires a significantly higher threshold of Etv2 to initiate and sustain erythropoietic development. These results provide important mechanistic insight into the divergence of the endothelial and erythropoietic lineages.
Keywords:
ETS TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS
MOUSE EMBRYOS LACKING
GENE-EXPRESSION
HEMOGENIC ENDOTHELIUM
AMNIOTIC CELLS
BLOOD
LINEAGE
MICE
STEM
RNA
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