The STAT3-DNMT1 connection

Gene activity is regulated by transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms. A paper in 2005 by Zhang et al. 1 showed that STAT3 binds to the DNA methyl transferase, DNMT1 and their data indicated that STAT3 may cause epigenetic gene silencing by targeting DNMT1 to the PTPN6 promoter. Now, a paper by Le...

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