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Table 1 SIN3 plays a dual role in transcription regulation

From: Same agent, different messages: insight into transcriptional regulation by SIN3 isoforms

Organism

Isoform studied

Transcriptome analysis

Genome-wide binding

GO categories

Ref

Genes activated

Genes repressed

Genes activated

Genes repressed

S. c.

na

269

173

ns

Cell cycle regulation, carbon metabolite, carbohydrate utilization, and transport

[12]#

na

ns

100

Cell cycle regulation

[69]*

D. m.

SIN3 220

35

364

ns

Cell cycle regulation, signal transduction, transcription, metabolism

[13]#

SIN3 187

605

669

338

282

Both: cell cycle regulation, intracellular transport, metabolism, SIN3 187: development, apoptosis

[20]##**

SIN3 220

349

263

162

243

M. m.

SIN3A

331

977

ns

Cell cycle regulation, DNA repair, energy generation

[14]#

SIN3A

ns

707

Cell cycle regulation, metabolism, transcription

[53] *

SIN3B

686

SIN3A

ns

1491

Both: cell cycle regulation, RNA processing, DNA replication/repair

SIN3B redox, protein transport, protein catabolism

[61] **

SIN3B

4993

H. s.

SIN3A

2587

2662

1120

1586

Cellular process, development

[19]#**

  1. Genome-wide expression and binding analyses for SIN3 in different organisms. Enriched GO categories are listed to indicate biological functions of regulated genes
  2. Na, not applicable; ns not studied. S.c., Saccharomyces cerevisiae; D.m., Drosophila melanogaster; M.m., Mus musculus; H.s., Homo sapiens
  3. Asterisk and hashtag symbols indicate the experimental approach used in specific studies to generate expression and binding data
  4. #Microarray, ##RNA-seq, *ChIP-chip, **ChIP-seq