Transcriptional coactivators shuttle between neuronal identity and activity-driven regulatory regions during neuronal activation
Sergio Niñerola, Beatriz del Blanco, Mirjam Cangonja, Juan Paraíso-Luna, Marta Alaiz-Noya, Angel Barco · FENS Forum 2024
Activity-driven transcription is a crucial step in neuronal plasticity processes. We found that during neuronal activation induced by the proepileptic drug kainic acid, there is a dramatic genomic redistribution of the transcriptional cofactors CBP and p300. These cofactors leave their default location at enhancer and promoter regions related with cell identity to occupy regulatory regions at activity-induced genes. In parallel with these changes, we also detect changes in the levels of H3K27ac and chromatin accessibility accordingly with the redistribution and modification of the epigenetic c
ePoster · Neuroscience