A mouse model of Adams-Oliver Syndrome reveals defective Notch1 signaling in endothelial cells as a driver of pathogenesis
Alyssa F. Solano, Kristina Preuße, Brittany Cain…·Brian A. Gebelein
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Alyssa F. Solano, Kristina Preuße, Brittany Cain…·Brian A. Gebelein
Kristina Preuße, Kim Cochran, Quanhui Dai, Raphael Kopan
This paper shows that Notch dimerization is essential for vascular integrity and that NDD mice exhibit environmental sensitivity and vascular defects.
Quanhui Dai, Kristina Preuße, Danni Yu…·Raphael Kopan
The paper shows that Notch dimerization is crucial for intestinal homeostasis, with HDAC2 activity modulating Notch function in intestinal stem cells.
Yi Kuang, Ohad Golan, Kristina Preuße…·Brian A. Gebelein
The paper shows that an enhancer with specific binding sites can induce Notch haploinsufficiency phenotypes in Drosophila with wild-type Notch gene dose by promoting rapid Notch turnover through a bind and discard mechanism.
Francis Kobia, Kristina Preuße, Quanhui Dai…·Raphael Kopan
This study shows that Notch dimerization is critical for intestinal homeostasis and immune responses, with mite infestation worsening related phenotypes and triggering lymphoma in mutant mice.