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Omics · study · 2026

Reciprocal genetic screens identify epigenetics factors controlling epidermal cell activation. [RNAseq_FracNuclCytoProtr]

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In adult tissues, in response to injury or to the acquisition of a mutational landscape, epithelial stem cells leave their homeostatic state and become activated.

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To identify the epigenetic factors involved in this process we performed pooled genetic screens integrated with two transcriptional read out systems. These revealed a network of factors including Kmt5c (Suv420h2), Ehmt2 and Cbx3.

Through a series of omics and cellular functional assays we discovered their functional role at the cellular and molecular level. In particular we identified a multi-layered control of gene expression, dependent by Cbx3, ranging from transcriptional regulation to mRNA localization.

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