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C. Mathai

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A. Jaitovich· 2 shared D. Jourd'heuil· 2 shared J. Balnis· 2 shared K. Gilliard· 2 shared L. G. C. Pham· 2 shared A. Ibrahim· 1 shared A. Jen· 1 shared B. Boivin· 1 shared

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Nuclear cytoglobin associates with HMGB2 and regulates DNA damage and genome-wide transcriptional output in the vasculature

C. Mathai, F. Jourd'heuil, L. G. C. Pham, K. Gilliard, D. Howard, J. Balnis, A. Jaitovich, S. Chittur, M. Riley, R. Peredo-Wende, A. Ibrahim, S. Shin, M. Barroso, J. Barra, E. Shishkova, , D. Jourd'heuil

This study identifies nuclear cytoglobin's role in regulating DNA damage and transcriptional output in vascular smooth muscle cells through its interaction with HMGB2.

bioRxiv · May 10, 2023Cell Biology

A role for cytoglobin in regulating intracellular hydrogen peroxide and redox signals in the vasculature

C. Mathai, F. L. Jourd'heuil, L. G. C. Pham, K. Gilliard, J. Balnis, A. Jen, K. A. Overmyer, J. J. Coon, A. Jaitovich, B. Boivin, D. Jourd'heuil

This study shows cytoglobin regulates intracellular hydrogen peroxide and redox signals by reducing hyperoxidation of peroxiredoxins and facilitating Hyper7 reduction, independent of heme-based hydrogen peroxide reactions.

bioRxiv · Mar 31, 2023 · PreprintBiochemistry