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An essential role for the ultra-conserved poison exon of Tra2b in fertility in mice (iCLIP-seq)

ABSTRACT: An essential role for the ultra-conserved poison exon of Tra2b in fertility in mice (iCLIP-seq)

PROVIDER: PRJNA984309 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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An essential role for the ultra-conserved poison exon of Tra2b in fertility in mice (iCLIP-seq)

Project description:Alternative splicing-induced inclusion of poison exons containing in-frame stop codons is a mechanism that can be used to attenuate gene expression. Poison exon have been implicated in cancer, but how they operate within the context of normal development and physiology is poorly understood. Several splicing regulator genes, including Tra2b, contain ultra-conserved poison exons that function within regulatory loops to fine-tune their activity. To investigate the physiological role of poison exons in vivo, we created mice lacking either Tra2b or its poison exon, specifically during spermatogenesis to reveal both are essential for male fertility. The mouse Tra2b gene is essential for mitotic proliferation of germ cells, whereas, in contrast, the Tra2b poison exon is critically required during meiosis and not needed by mitotically proliferating cell populations within the germline. Poison exon deletion causes infertility, with a block in male meiotic prophase where Tra2β protein expression levels normally increase. Deletion of the Tra2b poison exon changes expression patterns of genes important for meiosis and splicing patterns of Tra2β target exons, suggesting Tra2b poison exon splicing prevents meiotic cells accumulating toxic levels of Tra2b expression. Our data provide a new physiological explanation for Tra2b poison exon ultra-conservation and indicate the importance of evaluating poison exon function within a physiological context.

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