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    • La genética
    • La epigenética
    • La regulación genómica

    Sus antecedentes:

    • Los genes autosómicos exhiben expresión monoalélica y replicación asíncrona, similar a los genes impresos y los regulados por la exclusión alélica.
    • Los centros de inactivación / estabilidad (I / SC) son loci autosómicos con regulación epigenética de la expresión alélica y el tiempo de replicación.
    • Estas diferencias epigenéticas pueden ser tan significativas como las entre los cromosomas X activos e inactivos.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Caracterizar cientos de loci autosómicos que exhiben una regulación epigenética específica del alelo del tiempo de replicación y la expresión génica.
    • Definir estos lugares como centros de inactivación y estabilidad (I/SC).
    • Investigar las características e implicaciones de las I/SC.

    Principales métodos:

    • Caracterización de cientos de loci autosómicos.
    • Análisis de la regulación epigenética específica del alelo del tiempo de replicación y la expresión génica.
    • Análisis comparativo con genomas de ratón para identificar la síntenia conservada.

    Principales resultados:

    • Se han identificado y definido cientos de I/SC, de aproximadamente 1 megabase de tamaño, que contienen genes codificadores y no codificadores de proteínas.
    • Se observaron patrones de expresión génica estocásticos pero mitóticamente estables específicos del alelo, independientemente del padre de origen u otros alelos.
    • Se encontraron variaciones de tiempo de replicación específicas del alelo, independientes del otro alelo, y I / SCs conservados en genomas de ratón.

    Conclusiones:

    • Las I / SC demuestran una regulación restringida por alelos, lo que lleva a un mosaicismo celular extenso a través de mecanismos epigenéticos estables.
    • Este mosaicismo afecta a numerosos genes sensibles a la dosis implicados en enfermedades como el Parkinson, la epilepsia, la sordera y las discapacidades intelectuales.