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Both SOX2 and SOX17 are able to partner with OCT4 and, as a consequence, recognize and bind specific binding motifs.6, 7 In human and mouse ESCs, SOX2/OCT4 bind to canonical motifs (CTTTGTCATGCAAAT-like), which are composite SOX (CATTGTC-like) and OCT (ATGCAAAT-like) motifs|This way SOX17 and SOX2 regulate a common set of pluripotency and GC-related genes (PRDM14, DPPA4, TDGF1, NANOG, LIN28A, TRIM71, OTX2, PIM2) (Fig. 6). Additionally, in TCam-2 cells SOX17 binds to compressed motifs or SOX motifs (not bound by SOX2 in ECs), thereby regulating the PGC specifiers PRDM1 and TFAP2C, the GC-related genes NANOS3 and BMP7 and the cancer-related genes MYC and IGF1 (Fig. 6). In 2102EP cells, SOX2 further binds canonical elements or SOX motifs (not bound by SOX17 in TCam-2), regulating additional pluripotency genes (GDF3, LEFTY2, SALL4, SOX2 and POU5F1) (Fig. 6). |
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transcriptional regulation