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Bulk RNA seq timecourse of KOLF2.2J hiPSC after Auxin-induced protein degradation of specific gene products

ABSTRACT: This study investigates the impact of 2 gene products (RBBP4, CHD1) on transcriptional programming in growing hiPSC at 0, 6 & 24 hours after acute protein depletion. Crispr editing was used to add an auxin-dependent degron to the C-termini of gene products expressed from the endogeneous loci and to insert an auxin-responsive degradation E3 ligase to the AAVS locus. Rapid (<30 min), specific target protein degradation in KOLF2.2J hiPSCs was induced by a synthetic auxin derivative (5-Ad-IAA) and bulk RNA-seq was performed at timepoints to define early (6 hr) and later (24 hr) downstream transcriptional dependencies.

ORGANISM(S): Homo sapiens

PROVIDER: GSE288398 | GEO | 2025/02/03

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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