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An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells.

The Biochemical journal

Brown HA, Williams CAC, Zhou H, Rios-Szwed D, Fernandez-Alonso R, Mansoor S, McMulkin L, Toth R, Gourlay R, Peltier J, Dieguez-Martinez N, Trost M, Lizcano JM, Stavridis MP, Findlay GM.
PMID: 34780645
Biochem J. 2021 Dec 10;478(23):4119-4136. doi: 10.1042/BCJ20210646.

The ERK5 MAP kinase signalling pathway drives transcription of naïve pluripotency genes in mouse Embryonic Stem Cells (mESCs). However, how ERK5 impacts on other aspects of mESC biology has not been investigated. Here, we employ quantitative proteomic profiling to...

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Brown HA, Williams CAC, Zhou H, et al. An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells. Biochem J. 2021;478(23):4119-4136doi: 10.1042/BCJ20210646.
Brown, H. A., Williams, C. A. C., Zhou, H., Rios-Szwed, D., Fernandez-Alonso, R., Mansoor, S., McMulkin, L., Toth, R., Gourlay, R., Peltier, J., Dieguez-Martinez, N., Trost, M., Lizcano, J. M., Stavridis, M. P., & Findlay, G. M. (2021). An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells. The Biochemical journal, 478(23), 4119-4136. https://doi.org/10.1042/BCJ20210646
Brown, Helen A, et al. "An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells." The Biochemical journal vol. 478,23 (2021): 4119-4136. doi: https://doi.org/10.1042/BCJ20210646
Brown HA, Williams CAC, Zhou H, Rios-Szwed D, Fernandez-Alonso R, Mansoor S, McMulkin L, Toth R, Gourlay R, Peltier J, Dieguez-Martinez N, Trost M, Lizcano JM, Stavridis MP, Findlay GM. An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells. Biochem J. 2021 Dec 10;478(23):4119-4136. doi: 10.1042/BCJ20210646. PMID: 34780645.
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An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells.

The Biochemical journal

Brown HA, Williams CAC, Zhou H, Rios-Szwed D, Fernandez-Alonso R, Mansoor S, McMulkin L, Toth R, Gourlay R, Peltier J, Dieguez-Martinez N, Trost M, Lizcano JM, Stavridis MP, Findlay GM.
PMID: 34780645
Biochem J. 2021 Dec 10;478(23):4119-4136. doi: 10.1042/BCJ20210646.

The ERK5 MAP kinase signalling pathway drives transcription of naïve pluripotency genes in mouse Embryonic Stem Cells (mESCs). However, how ERK5 impacts on other aspects of mESC biology has not been investigated. Here, we employ quantitative proteomic profiling to...

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Brown HA, Williams CAC, Zhou H, et al. An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells. Biochem J. 2021;478(23):4119-4136doi: 10.1042/BCJ20210646.
Brown, H. A., Williams, C. A. C., Zhou, H., Rios-Szwed, D., Fernandez-Alonso, R., Mansoor, S., McMulkin, L., Toth, R., Gourlay, R., Peltier, J., Dieguez-Martinez, N., Trost, M., Lizcano, J. M., Stavridis, M. P., & Findlay, G. M. (2021). An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells. The Biochemical journal, 478(23), 4119-4136. https://doi.org/10.1042/BCJ20210646
Brown, Helen A, et al. "An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells." The Biochemical journal vol. 478,23 (2021): 4119-4136. doi: https://doi.org/10.1042/BCJ20210646
Brown HA, Williams CAC, Zhou H, Rios-Szwed D, Fernandez-Alonso R, Mansoor S, McMulkin L, Toth R, Gourlay R, Peltier J, Dieguez-Martinez N, Trost M, Lizcano JM, Stavridis MP, Findlay GM. An ERK5-KLF2 signalling module regulates early embryonic gene expression and telomere rejuvenation in stem cells. Biochem J. 2021 Dec 10;478(23):4119-4136. doi: 10.1042/BCJ20210646. PMID: 34780645.
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