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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Wiley Interdiscip Rev Syst Biol Med. 2013 Jun 11;5(5):615–629. doi: 10.1002/wsbm.1231

Table 2. Survey of NR binding enrichment near ligand-responsive genes.

Summary of studies in which NR binding and ligand-dependent transcriptional changes were both measured in the same experimental system. Many of these studies demonstrate that NRs can be associated with both gene activation and repression in response to the same ligand treatment. The table is organized by NR and cell type, as in Table 1. The 3rd column briefly explains the criteria for assigning NR sites to target genes. The proportions of ligand-activated and ligand-repressed genes bound by the NR are shown in columns 4 and 5, respectively.

% of Regulated Genes w/ Assoc. Binding Site
NR Cell Type Criteria for linking NR binding sites to target genes % Activ. % Repr
ERα16 MCF-7 (h) ERα site within 50kb of genes showing E2-dependent RNAPII enrichment 89% 47%
ERα14 MCF-7 (h) ERα site within 50kb of E2-responsive genes (multiple time points) 18-33% 17-24%
ERα52 MCF-7 (h) ERα site within 10kb of E2-responsive TSS in GRO-seq (multiple time points) 33%-50% 8%
ERα23 MDA-MB-231 (h) ERα site within 50kb of E2-responsive gene 53% 27%
ERα69 MCF-7 (h) ERα+Cohesin site within 20kb of E2-responsive gene ~30% ~40%
GR48 A549 (h) GR site within 10kb of dex-responsive gene 47% 8%
VDR59 THP-1 (h) VDR site within 400kb of ligand-responsive gene 72% 43%
PPARγ18 3T3-L1 (m) PPARγ site assigned to nearest gene within 50kb ~60% ~20%
PPARγ60 Macrophages (m) PPARγ site assigned to nearest gene within 100kb 39% 15%
LXR24 Liver (m) LXR:RXR sites assigned to nearest TSS 63% 70%
RARα/γ66 MEF (m) RAR bound to ChIP-chip probe associated with regulated gene 12% 5%
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