A coherent feed‐forward motif sharpens the Dnmt3b transcriptional output into a bistable switch. A coherent feed‐forward motif sharpens the Dnmt3b transcriptional.

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A coherent feed‐forward motif sharpens the Dnmt3b transcriptional output into a bistable switch. A coherent feed‐forward motif sharpens the Dnmt3b transcriptional output into a bistable switch. (A) A model of non‐linear ODEs describing the behavior of the FFL. In the model, both the rate of transcription and the miRNAs’ silencing of Rbl2 are modeled on Michaelis‐Menten kinetics with cooperativity. In the equations, B represents basal promoter activity, γ stands for the rate of degradation, K stands for the Michaelis constant, and H is the Hill coefficient. A list of parameter values that reproduces known experimental observations is provided in Supplementary File S17. (B) Simulations of the system showing how the concentrations of the miRNAs (blue), Dnmt3b (red), and Rbl2 (green) change over time. Left panel: high levels of the pluripotency factors; right panel: low levels of the pluripotency factors. (C) A plot showing how the concentration of Dnmt3b varies as a function of the concentration of the pluripotency factors. Both the original FFL (blue curve) and a simplified two‐component system comprising only the pluripotency factors and Dnmt3b (red curve) were simulated. Only the FFL exhibits a threshold or switch‐like behavior. (D) A plot showing how the Dnmt3b transcriptional output depends on the relative regulatory strengths of different transcription factors. A larger βa/βb ratio indicates that Dnmt3b transcription is more reliant on the pluripotency factors, while a smaller βa/βb ratio indicates that the expression of Dnmt3b is more dependent on the Rbl2 transcriptional repressor. (E) RT‐qPCR results for single Dicer knockout (Dcr KO) ESCs, Dcr KO ESCs transfected with a control miRNA mimic, Dcr KO ESCs transfected with a miR‐295 mimic, and wild‐type ESCs. Upper panel: A boxplot for the Ct values of Dnmt3b. Lower panel: A boxplot for the Ct values of the pluripotency factors. The bottom and top of every orange box represent the 25th and 75th percentiles and the band inside each box is the median. The dotted lines extend to the furthest datapoint that is within 1.5 times the interquartile range from the box, while the black circles indicate the outliers. The Ct values of Dnmt3b for the Dicer‐null ESCs are significantly larger than those for the miR‐295 transfected cells or the wild‐type ESCs (P<0.005, Wilcoxon rank sum test) but are comparable to the Ct values for the control‐transfected cells (P>0.01, Wilcoxon rank sum test). In contrast, the Ct values of the pluripotency factors are similar between the Dicer‐null ESCs and the other three cell populations (P>0.01, Wilcoxon rank sum test). Meng How Tan et al. Mol Syst Biol 2013;9:632 © as stated in the article, figure or figure legend