Figure 1. The schematic illustrates the mechanisms governing pluripotency exit, highlighting the pivotal role of PIAS4. By stabilizing KDM5B through SUMOylation, PIAS4 cooperatively modulates H3K4me3 levels at the promoters of pluripotency-associated gene (IMAGE)
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Figure 1. The schematic illustrates the mechanisms governing pluripotency exit, highlighting the pivotal role of PIAS4. By stabilizing KDM5B through SUMOylation, PIAS4 cooperatively modulates H3K4me3 levels at the promoters of pluripotency-associated genes (such as LEFTY2 and GNL3L), thereby driving pluripotency exit and cell fate determination.
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Qin W, Wang Y, Duan H F, et al.
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