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| 33947 | SRR31020098 | SRX26407226 | SRS22927347 | SRP538990 | PRJNA1173772 | Cardiac Transcriptional Enhancer is Repurposed During Regeneration to Activate an Anti proliferative Program | GSE279653 | Transcriptome Analysis | Zebrafish have a high capacity to regenerate their xxx post injury.Several studies have surveyed transcriptional enhancers to understand how the dynamics of gene expression are controlled during heart regeneration. We have identified a cardiac transcriptional enhancer that is activated at the site of injury called the runx1 enhancer or REN since it regulates the expression of nearby gene runx1. REN is usually active in cardiomyocytes CMs and epicardial tissues surrounding the cardiac valves of uninjured zebrafish hearts. However when REN is activated in regenerating CM and epicardial tissues at the injury site it is concurrently downregulated around the distal heart valve. Deletion of REN ?REN results in excess Collagen around uninjured zebrafish cardiac valves. This ?REN Collagen phenotype is rescued with a runx1 deletion ?runx1 suggesting that REN and runx1 function in different genetic pathways in uninjured hearts. A different nearby gene that does change expression around valves in ?REN mutant hearts is adamts1 which encodes a metalloproteinase that degrades Collagen. Taken together this suggests that in uninjured hearts REN regulates adamts1 independently of runx1. However during regeneration CM proliferation at the site of injury is enhanced in both ?REN and ?runx1 mutants suggesting that REN is rewired to runx1 to stimulate its transcription. There are two previous descriptions for how enhancers are activated during regeneration. First cis regulatory sequences are reactivated from embryogenesis and second that active adult enhancers are further invigorated during regeneration. Our data point to a third and previously unappreciated mechanism for gene control during zebrafish heart regeneration. We report that an enhancer is repurposed both from one gene and cardiac domain to activate a different nearby gene in regenerating cardiac tissue. Overall design: Comparitive gene expression analysis of REN mutant and Wildtype hearts under uninjured and regenerating 7dpi conditions using bulk RNA sequencing. | pubmed:39803985 | Zebrafish heart REN / regenerating 7dpi replicate 2 | GSM8577521 | source name:Heart|tissue:Heart|genotype:delta REN / |treatment:Regenerating 7dpi|geo loc name:missing|collection date:missing | Zebrafish heart REN / regenerating 7dpi replicate 2 | Demultiplexed and quality filtered reads were aligned to the Danio rerio reference genome GRCz10 using Hierarchical Indexing for Spliced Alignment of Transcripts 2 HISAT2 Read counts for each gene were quantified using featureCounts software Assembly: Danio rerio reference genome GRCz10 Supplementary files format and content: tab separated feature counts output text file | Heart | Total RNA was extracted using Trizol method Messenger RNA was purified from total RNA using poly T oligo attached magnetic beads. post fragmentation the first strand cDNA was synthesized using random hexamer primers followed by the second strand cDNA synthesis using either dUTP for directional library or dTTP for non directional library. For the non directional library it was ready post end repair A tailing adapter ligation size selection amplification and purification. For the directional library it was ready post end repair A tailing adapter ligation size selection USER enzyme digestion amplification and purification. The library was checked with Qubit and real time PCR for quantification and bioanalyzer for size distribution detection. Quantified libraries were pooled and sequenced on Illumina platforms according to effective library concentration and data amount. Bulk RNA sequencing | Adults less than 1 year old were used for all the experiments. Males and females were mixed in similar proportions in each of the conditions. | tissue:Heart|genotype:delta REN / |treatment:Regenerating 7dpi | GSM8577521 | GSM8577521: Zebrafish heart REN / regenerating 7dpi replicate 2; Danio rerio; RNA Seq | GSM8577521 r1 | GSM8577521 | 1 | Total RNA was extracted using Trizol method Messenger RNA was purified from total RNA using poly T oligo attached magnetic beads. post fragmentation the first strand cDNA was synthesized using random hexamer primers followed by the second strand cDNA synthesis using either dUTP for directional library or dTTP for non directional library. For the non directional library it was ready post end repair A tailing adapter ligation size selection amplification and purification. For the directional library it was ready post end repair A tailing adapter ligation size selection USER enzyme digestion amplification and purification. The library was checked with Qubit and real time PCR for quantification and bioanalyzer for size distribution detection. Quantified libraries were pooled and sequenced on Illumina platforms according to effective library concentration and data amount. Bulk RNA sequencing | RNA-Seq | TRANSCRIPTOMIC | cDNA | PAIRED | ILLUMINA | Illumina NovaSeq 6000 | SRP538990 | RENmut_7dpi_Rep2_1.fq.gz RENmut_7dpi_Rep2_2.fq.gz | fastq fastq | 13955721000.0 | 46519070.0 | GSM8577521 r1 | 0:150 1:150 | A:3217814296;C:3758561612;G:3907502717;T:3069654484;N:2187891 | 150 | 150 | 3217814296 | 3758561612 | 3907502717 | 3069654484 | 2187891 | SRX26407226 | SRS22927347 | SRA1992688 | Department of Biomedical Informatics College of Medicine, Ohio State University | Department of Biomedical Informatics College of Medicine, Ohio State University | B | B | biological fallback assumption | illumina | novaseq_era | unknown | random_priming | unknown | bulk | bulk | bulk | United States | 2024-10-16 | Adult | Adult | Heart | Cardiovascular System |