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Molecular Endocrinology 14 (3): 382-392
Copyright © 2000 by The Endocrine Society

Human ERR{gamma}, a Third Member of the Estrogen Receptor-Related Receptor (ERR) Subfamily of Orphan Nuclear Receptors: Tissue-Specific Isoforms Are Expressed during Development and in the Adult

David J. Heard1, Peder L. Norby, Jim Holloway and Henrik Vissing

Department of Molecular Genetics (D.J.H., P.L.N., H.V.) Novo Nordisk A/S Novo Allè, DK-2880 Bagsvaerd, Denmark
ZymoGenetics Inc. (J.H.) Seattle, Washington 98102

The nuclear receptor protein superfamily is a large group of transcription factors involved in many aspects of animal development, tissue differentiation, and homeostasis in the higher eukaryotes. A subfamily of receptors, ERR{alpha} and ß (estrogen receptor-related receptor {alpha} and ß), closely related to the ER, were among the first orphan nuclear receptors identified. These receptors can bind DNA as monomers and are thought to activate transcription constitutively, unaffected by ß-estradiol. Studies of the expression patterns of ERR{alpha} and gene disruption experiments of ERRß indicate that they play an important role in the development and differentiation of specific tissues in the mouse. In this work we demonstrate the existence in humans of a third member of this subfamily of receptors, termed ERR{gamma}, which is highly expressed in a number of diverse fetal and adult tissues including brain, kidney, pancreas, and placenta. The ERR{gamma} mRNA is highly alternatively spliced at the 5'-end, giving rise to a number of tissue-specific RNA species, some of which code for protein isoforms differing in the N-terminal region. Like ERR{alpha} and ß, ERR{gamma} binds as a monomer to an ERRE. A GAL4-ERR{gamma} fusion protein activates transcription in a ligand-independent manner in transfected HEK293 cells to a greater degree than either the GAL4-ERR{alpha} or -ß fusion proteins.




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