Progesterone receptor (PR) and JUND co-bind at AP-1 motif containing gene promoters.

A) Venn diagram showing the overlap of JUND regions that are shared amongst TNIL and TL, with regions bound by PR. B) Functional genomic annotation of peaks bound by shared JUND peaks (left), co-bound by JUND and PR (middle) or PR (right</i&...

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Main Author:	Nawrah Khader (9128150) (author)
Other Authors:	Anna Dorogin (9128153) (author), Oksana Shynlova (6085517) (author), Jennifer A. Mitchell (9128156) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Cell Biology Genetics Molecular Biology Immunology Developmental Biology Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified varying myometrial states undergoes crucial transitions study examines changes seq data identifies primary transcript levels molecular mechanisms governing generating coordinated contractions findings open avenues laboring myometrial tissues including genes involved associated gene expression select myometrial contraction intergenic jund peaks preventing premature labor associated genes premature labor tl tissues xlink "> upregulated transcripts transcriptional regulation total rna shedding light serious complications sequencing reveals research enhances regulatory switch progesterone receptor potentially leading muscular layer labor onset jund plays improved interventions enhancer rnas driving processes contractile switch
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Progesterone receptor (PR) and JUND co-bind at AP-1 motif containing gene promoters.

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