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Omics · study · 2026

Identification of GLIS2 direct target genes in kidney

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Loss of function of the transcription factor GLIS2 in humans and mice causes nephronophthisis (NPHP).

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To obtain insights into the role of GLIS2 in the regulation of normal kidney functions and in the development of NPHP, we investigated GLIS2 direct target genes in kidney. Due to a lack of suitable GLIS2 antibody for chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP), we generated Glis2-HA mice in which HA tag was inserted before the TGA stop codon of GLIS2.

Thereby, endogenous GLIS2 protein is expressed as a fusion protein with HA tag. GLIS2 ChIP-Seq was performed using HA antibody with kidneys from Glis2-HA mice. GLIS2 cistrome analysis identified many of genes associated with inflammation, ECM, and cell adhesion as direct targets by GLIS2.

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