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Neurotransmitters activate the human estrogen receptor in a neuroblastoma cell line
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2002, Journal of Biological ChemistryCitation Excerpt :Mutation of the AF-2 domain (D538A/E542A/D545A) in the ERα-3× mutant reduced the ability of E2 and SKF to stimulate ER activity by ∼64 and ∼78%, respectively, suggesting that the carboxyl-terminal AF-2 domain contributes to both mechanisms of activation (Fig.6B). An ER mutant lacking the ligand binding and F domains (N282G) was not activated by SKF-82958 or E2 treatment, and this is in agreement with previous studies in SK-N-SH neuroblastoma cells in which the carboxyl terminus of ERα was required for SKF-82958 activation of target gene expression (37). Deletion of the amino-terminal AF-1 domain reduced E2-dependent transcriptional activity by ∼62% and SKF-dependent gene expression by ∼70% in the ERα-179C mutant in comparison to wild type receptor, whereas deletion of the A/B domain in conjunction with the 3× mutation yielded an ER mutant (ERα-179C-3×) unable to activate gene expression in comparison to the empty parent vector.
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