The novel RNA-RNA activation of H19 on MyoD transcripts promoting myogenic differentiation of goat muscle satellite cells.
Int J Biol Macromol
; 253(Pt 7): 127341, 2023 Dec 31.
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The elaborate interplay of coding and noncoding factors governs muscle growth and development. Here, we reported a mutual activation between long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) H19 and MyoD (myogenic determination gene number 1) in the muscle process. We successfully cloned the two isoforms of goat H19, which were significantly enriched and positively correlated with MyoD transcripts in skeletal muscles or differentiating muscle satellite cells (MuSCs). To systematically screen genes altered by H19, we performed RNA-seq using cDNA libraries of differentiating H19-deficiency MuSCs and consequently anchored MyoD as the critical genes in mediating H19 function. Intriguingly, some transcripts of MyoD and H19 overlapped in the cytoplasm, which was dramatically damaged when the core complementary nucleotides were mutated. Meanwhile, MyoD RNA successfully pulled down H19 in MS2-RIP experiments. Furthermore, HuR could bind both H19 and MyoD transcripts, while H19 or its truncated mutants successfully stabilized MyoD mRNA, with or without HuR deficiency. In turn, novel functional MyoD protein-binding sites were identified in the promoter and exons of the H19 gene. Our results suggest that MyoD activates H19 transcriptionally, and RNA-RNA hybridization is critical for H19-promoted MyoD expression, which extends our knowledge of the hierarchy of regulatory networks in muscle growth.
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Células Satélite del Músculo Esquelético
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Int J Biol Macromol
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