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Fig. 5 | Clinical Epigenetics

Fig. 5

From: METTL3-dependent MALAT1 delocalization drives c-Myc induction in thymic epithelial tumors

Fig. 5

MALAT1 is delocalized following METTL3 depletion and regulates c-MYC protein expression. A Analysis of MALAT1 subcellular localization by RNA FISH in control (siC) and METTL3-silenced (siMETTL3) TC1889 cells (72 h). B Immunoprecipitation was performed using an antibody recognizing m6A modification (IP) or IgG as negative control, followed by RT-qPCR analysis of MALAT1 on recovered RNA samples, in control (siC) and METTL3-silenced (siMETTL3) TC1889 cells (n = 2). C Analysis by RT-qPCR of MALAT1 expression in control (siC) and METTL3-silenced (siMETTL3, 72 h) TC1889 cells (n = 3). D Western blot analysis showing the phosphorylated (upper panel) and basal (lower panel) levels of the indicated translation-related proteins in control (siC) and MALAT1-silenced (siMALAT1) TC1889 cells (72 h). Quantifications of three independent experiments are shown in the right panels. E Western blot analysis showing METTL3 and c-MYC protein level in TC1889 cells depleted of METTL3 or MALAT1 by siRNA transfection. Quantification of three independent experiments is shown on the right. F RT-qPCR analysis of METTL3 and c-MYC expression in control (siC) and MALAT1-depleted (siMALAT1) TC1889 cells (n = 3). *p ≤ 0.05; **p ≤ 0.005; p-values have been calculated by two-tailed T-test

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