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Sujin Jun

Kyungpook National University

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A Regulatory Axis for Tonotopic MYO7A Expression in Cochlear Hair Cells

Sihan Li, Sujin Jun, Ye‐Ri Kim, Ayathi Gogineni, Franklin Lee, C. K. Kim, Un-Kyung Kim, Anthony W. Peng, Jung‐Bum Shin

The paper identifies a cis-regulatory element, EnhancerA, and the transcription factor SIX2 that regulate tonotopic Myo7a isoform expression in cochlear hair cells, linking cochlear position to protein diversity and function.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · Apr 7, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

PIP2-Tmie Interactions Drive Mammalian Hair Cell Slow Adaptation Independently of Myosin Motors

Giusy A. Caprara, Sujin Jun, Ye-Ri Kim, Gabriel J. Olguín-Orellana, Yein Christina Park, Claudia Martínez-García, Sihan Li, Ángela Ballesteros, David Ramírez, Un‐Kyung Kim, Jung‐Bum Shin, Anthony W. Peng

This study shows that PIP2-Tmie interactions, not myosin motors, drive slow adaptation in mammalian hair cells, as demonstrated by rescue experiments and disruption studies.

bioRxiv · Apr 1, 2025 · PreprintBiophysics