Collagen VI is a main extracellular matrix protein whose mutation is linked to myopathic diseases. In myoblasts and other cell types, collagen VI gene transcription peaks during cell-cycle exit that precedes differentiation, upon serum withdrawal or confluence. To get insight into this transcriptional regulation, we characterized a growth arrest responsive region (GARR) in the Col6a1 promoter responsible for this effect. In this work, we identify sterol regulatory element binding protein (SREBP) as a GARR binding protein and provide evidence that SREBP contributes to induction of Col6a1 transcription in serum free conditions. Furthermore, our data unveil a previously unexpected link between extracellular matrix production and LDL signaling

SREBP contributes to induction of collagen VI transcription by serum starvation

FERRARI, ALESSANDRA;VOLPIN, DINO;BRESSAN, GIORGIO
2004

Abstract

Collagen VI is a main extracellular matrix protein whose mutation is linked to myopathic diseases. In myoblasts and other cell types, collagen VI gene transcription peaks during cell-cycle exit that precedes differentiation, upon serum withdrawal or confluence. To get insight into this transcriptional regulation, we characterized a growth arrest responsive region (GARR) in the Col6a1 promoter responsible for this effect. In this work, we identify sterol regulatory element binding protein (SREBP) as a GARR binding protein and provide evidence that SREBP contributes to induction of Col6a1 transcription in serum free conditions. Furthermore, our data unveil a previously unexpected link between extracellular matrix production and LDL signaling
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