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Molecular Endocrinology, Vol 7, 1217-1225, Copyright © 1993 by Endocrine Society


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Identification of 3',5'-cyclic adenosine monophosphate-inducible nuclear factors binding to the human urokinase promoter in mouse Sertoli cells

P Grimaldi, D Piscitelli, C Albanesi, F Blasi, R Geremia and P Rossi
Department of Public Health and Cell Biology, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy.

Transcription factors which recognize both the SV40 promoter and the proximal promoter region of the human urokinase-type plasminogen activator (h-uPA) gene are present in nuclear extracts from primary cultures of mouse Sertoli cells; prolonged (more than 12 h) (Bu)2cAMP stimulation of Sertoli cells induces the formation of different specific DNA-protein complexes. A discrete region in the h-uPA promoter, between -54 and -42, is essential for the formation of the cAMP-induced DNA-protein complexes. Mutation of the sequence between - 54 and -42 abolishes the response to cAMP of the proximal h-uPA promoter in Sertoli cells. A protein, recognizing a sequence centered around the GC-box present between -48 and -43, is detected by Southwestern analysis, and it is clearly induced by (Bu)2cAMP stimulation. Interaction between this protein and a second factor, recognizing a purine-rich sequence between -53 and -46, partially overlapping the GC-box, is needed for the formation of the cAMP-induced DNA-protein complexes. A preformed complex between the cAMP-induced GC- box-binding factor and the second factor can be detected using nondenaturing conditions during Southwestern analysis.


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