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Fig. 8. Snail2 regulates EZH2 occupancy and H3K27me3 levels at the promoter of the Snail2 direct target E-cadherin during neural crest EMT. (A) Knockdown of Snail2 or EZH2 did not appreciably affect E-cad expression at early neurula stages 13-14, but resulted in increased E-cad expression at late neurula stages 19-20, when the neural crest underwent EMT to emigrate from the neural tube. Student's t-test revealed statistically significant changes in E-cad expression in morphant versus control samples at stages 19-20 (P<0.05). (B) Genomic structure around the E-cad promoter and the regions assayed in the ChIP experiments are shown at the top. Snail2-MO (20 ng) was injected into each blastomere of two-cell-stage embryos. Control and injected embryos were harvested at late neurula stages 19-20 for ChIP assay of EZH2 binding and H3K27me3 association with the E-cad promoter. Anti-GFP antibody was used as negative control. Knockdown of Snail2 reduced EZH2 occupancy and decreased H3K27me3 levels at the E-cad promoter, implying that Snail2 recruited EZH2/PRC2 to the E-cad promoter to deposit the repressive chromatin marks during EMT.

Image published in: Tien CL et al. (2015)

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