Project description:TRAP performed in GFP-RPL10A Min6 cells transfected with siRNA targeting Pdx1 or a non-targeting (NT) control. IP RNA was isolated by TRAP protocol and input lysate was used to isolate Total RNA. RNA-seq was performed on both IP and Total RNA.
Project description:In order to identify genes that are regulated by Pdx1, MIN6 insulinoma cells were transduced with adenovirus expressing a short hairpin RNA directed against murine Pdx1 (AdshPdx1) or luciferase (AdshLuc) or not transduced at all (untreated). RNA was harvested and reverse transcribed. Reduced expression of Pdx1 and established Pdx1 targets was confirmed. The RNA was then submitted for labeling and hybridization to the PancChip cDNA microarray.
Project description:Pancreatic and duodenal homeobox 1 (PDX1) is crucial for pancreas organogenesis, yet the dynamic changes in PDX1 binding in human or mouse developing pancreas have not been examined. To address this knowledge gap, we performed PDX1 ChIP-seq and single-cell RNA-seq using fetal human pancreata. We integrated our datasets with published datasets and revealed the dynamics of PDX1 binding and potential cell-lineage-specific PDX1 bound genes in the pancreas from fetal to adult stages. We identified a core set of developmentally conserved PDX1 bound genes that reveal the broad multifaceted role of PDX1 in pancreas development. Despite the well-known, dramatic changes in PDX1 function and expression, we found that PDX1 bound genes are largely conserved from embryonic to adult stages. This points towards a dual role of PDX1 in regulating the expression of its targets at different ages, dependent on other functionally-congruent or directly-interacting partners. We also showed that PDX1 binding is largely conserved in mouse pancreas. Together, our study reveals PDX1 targets in the developing pancreas in vivo and provides an essential resource for future studies on pancreas development.
Project description:Sequencing files from TRAP-seq samples isolated from DHPG-stimulated WT and Fmr1-/y hippocampal slices incubated with vehicle or 200 nM CX-5461