Distinct Control of histone H1 expression within the Histone Locus body by CRAMP1
Bodner, J.; Vadlamani, P.; Helmin, K. A.; Liu, Q.; Mendillo, M. L.; Singer, B. D.; Srivastava, S.; Foltz, D. R.
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Proper histone gene expression is critical to cell viability and maintaining genomic integrity. Multiple histone genes organized into three genomic loci encode for replication coupled core and linker histones. Histone gene expression and transcript processing is orchestrated in the histone locus body (HLB) within the nucleus. We identified human CRAMP1 as a selective regulator of linker histone H1 expression. CRAMP1 is recruited to the HLB in RPE1hTERT cells. Affinity purification shows that CRAMP1 physically associates the HLB component GON4L (a.k.a. YARP). We show that the PAH domains of GON4L interact with CRAMP1. CRAMP1 disruption results in a loss of histone H1 expression and a reduction in H1 protein. CRAMP1 occupies the unmethylated promoters of the replication coupled linker histone genes that reside within the histone locus body, and the replication independent histone H1 loci, which reside in a region of the genome without other histone genes. Together these data identify CRAMP1 as a novel and selective regulator of histone H1 gene expression.
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