Recombinant Mouse Homeobox protein DLX-5 (Dlx5)

1. T-614 promotes osteoblastic differentiation by increasing the expression of Osterix and Dlx5. PMID: 29670900
2. FGF10 pathway is downregulated in Dlx5(-/-) mice, and activation of FGF10 signaling rescues cranial neural crest cell proliferation and myogenic differentiation. PMID: 28982687
3. High DLX5 expression is associated with T-cell lymphomagenesis. PMID: 28122332
4. Both transient and stable expression of Necdin induced osteoblast-specific markers in an osteogenic cell line through formation of a complex with distal-less Homeobox 5 (Dlx5) and Runx2 promoter activation. PMID: 28528976
5. DLX5 and DLX6 reciprocally inhibit BMP/H2-mediated H1 enhancer regulation in mandible embryonic development. PMID: 27335460
6. We found that in Dlx5;6 DKO limbs, the AER expresses lower levels of Wnt5a, shows scattered beta-catenin responsive cells and altered basolateral and planar cell polarity (PCP). PMID: 26685160
7. Dlx5 and Dlx6 expression determines uterine architecture and adenogenesis and is needed for implantation PMID: 26512061
8. The results presented here indicate that loss of Dlx5 causes a down-modulation of miR-9 and of miR-200-class, which results in the over-expression of the Foxg1 protein. PMID: 25937343
9. Lck-Dlx5 mice develop T-ALLs that consistently acquire overexpression of Myc and activation of Akt. PMID: 25793663
10. Study demonstrated a novel role of miR-124 and Dlx5 in regulating the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells toward the myogenic lineage, that is, miR-124 inhibits myogenic differentiation partially through targeting Dlx5 expression. PMID: 24733577
11. Mash1 is required for the expression of GAD67 and Dlx5 in taste bud cells. PMID: 24682237
12. Results show that DLX5, p63, Pin1 and FGF8 participate to the same time- and location-restricted regulatory loop essential for apical ectodermal ridge stratification, hence for normal patterning and skeletal morphogenesis of the limb buds. PMID: 24569166
13. The Edn1/Ednra signaling regulates neural crest differentiation to ensure the proper patterning of pharyngeal arch arteries, which is independent of the mechanism mediated by Dlx5/Dlx6. PMID: 23933587
14. Data show that Dlx5 and Msx2 play a critical role in controlling cranial neural tube morphogenesis by regulating cell adhesion via the ephrinA5 and EphA7 pathway. PMID: 23425387
15. in AER cells and, at later stages, in the limb mesoderm the regulation of by Dlx5 and Dlx6 occurs also cell autonomously PMID: 23382810
16. allelic reduction of Dlx5 and Dlx6 in the mouse results in a POI-like phenotype, characterized by reduced fertility and early follicular exhaustion. PMID: 21505076
17. These results suggest that Dlx5 is a novel target of Akt and that the activity of Dlx5 could be modulated by a novel mechanism involving Akt during osteoblast differentiation. PMID: 21619873
18. Hand2 plays key role in lower jaw patterning in part by establishing negative-feedback loop in which Hand2 represses Dlx5 and Dlx6 expression in distal arch ectomesenchyme following Dlx5- and Dlx6-mediated induction of Hand2 expression in the same region PMID: 21558373
19. These results suggest that PKA activity enhances the osteogenic function of Dlx5, at least in part, through protein stabilization and that BMP-2 regulates the osteogenic function of Dlx5, at least in part, through PKA. PMID: 21406180
20. Identification of direct downstream targets of Dlx5 during early inner ear development. PMID: 21227998
21. ectethmoid formation depends upon Dlx5 and Dlx6 expression in a restricted ectodermal territory of the anterior neural folds PMID: 21270050
22. Msx1/Dlx5 interaction is crucial for osteogenic induction during frontal bone development. PMID: 20824629
23. ultraconserved cis-regulatory element, I56i, is involved in regulating Dlx5/Dlx6 homeobox gene expression in the developing forebrain. PMID: 20702565
24. We show that Edn1-dependent and -independent regulatory pathways act at different developmental times in distinct regions of pharyngeal arch (PA1) PMID: 20333701
25. Dlx5 and 6 are necessary for head skeletogenesis, but also for the determination, differentiation, and patterning of cephalic myogenic mesoderm leading to masticatory muscle formation PMID: 20534536
26. Ochratoxin A induces craniofacial malformation in mice acting on Dlx5 gene expression. PMID: 20036863
27. Dlx5&6 appeared to be required for development and function of somal innervating (parvalbumin(+)) neocortical interneurons PMID: 20392955
28. Dlx5 and Dlx6 are functionally equivalent in the endochondral skeleton PMID: 19956613
29. Dlx5-regulated Fgf7 signaling inhibits the expression of Shh, which in turn controls the fate of CNC cells through tissue-tissue interaction and plays a crucial role during palatogenesis PMID: 19934017
30. ectopic expression of Dlx5 induced the expression of glutamic acid decarboxylases (GADs) PMID: 11782417
31. Dlx5 homeobox genes are essential for craniofacial, axial, and appendicular skeletal development. PMID: 12000792
32. conclude that loss of Dlx5 and Dlx6 results in a homeotic transformation of the lower jaw into an upper jaw and that cellular identity within an arch relies on a nested pattern of Dlx expression PMID: 12193642
33. simultaneous inactivation of the murine homeobox genes Dlx5 and Dlx6 results in the transformation of the lower jaw into an upper jaw and in symmetry of the snout PMID: 12434331
34. DLX5 regulates development of peripheral and central components of the olfactory system PMID: 12533617
35. In Dlx5(-/-) mice, the olfactory bulbs (OBs) lack glomeruli, exhibit disorganized cellular layers, and show reduced numbers of TH- and GAD67-positive neurons. Their axons fail to contact the OBs. PMID: 12727448
36. Dlx5 is an indispensable regulator of BMP-2-induced osteoblast differentiation as well as the counteraction point of the opposing TGF-beta 1 action PMID: 12815054
37. Dlx5 has roles during multiple stages of chondrocyte differentiation and is a general regulator of differentiation in the skeleton PMID: 12895028
38. In this review, Dlx5 is a early bone morphogenetic protein 2 responsive gene in osteoblasts. PMID: 12957859
39. Forced expression of Dlx5 in cultures of newborn mutant neural stem cells fully restores their neuronogenic potential, suggesting that Dlx5 is essential for secondary (postnatal) neuronogenesis. PMID: 14962748
40. Dlx5 transactivates ALP expression, directly by binding to its cognate response element and/or indirectly by stimulating Runx2 expression, and Msx2 counteracts the direct transactivation of Dlx5 PMID: 15383550
41. Mecp2 regulates Dlx5 by means of a silent chromatin loop PMID: 15608638
42. skeletal phenotype of Msx1; Dlx5 double knock-out mice in relationship with their expression territories during craniofacial development PMID: 16330189
43. Dlx5 homeobox gene is required for specification of the vestibule. PMID: 16900517
44. investigated the domain requirements and transcriptional activities associated with Dlx5- and Dlx6-mediated chondrogenesis PMID: 17027239
45. Three homeodomain proteins MSX2, DLX3, and DLX5 provide a key series of molecular switches that regulate expression of Runx2 throughout bone formation. PMID: 17060321
46. These findings suggest that DNA methylation plays an important role in cell type-specific expression of Dlx5 and Osx. PMID: 17085970
47. The studies presented here define a feed-forward transcriptional circuit between the MADS-box transcription factor MEF2C and the homeodomain transcription factors Dlx5 and Dlx6 in craniofacial development. PMID: 17420000
48. Dlx5 is a positive regulator of chondrocyte maturation during endochondral ossification, in part by promoting the conversion of immature proliferating chondrocytes into hypertrophying chondrocytes. PMID: 17555518
49. These data suggests that Dlx5 is not required to initiate migration and differentiation of migratory cells. PMID: 17588208
50. Dlx5 overexpression and knock-down assays demonstrate its role in activating Osterix expression in response to BMP-2 PMID: 18056716

Show More

Hide All

KEGG: mmu:13395

STRING: 10090.ENSMUSP00000052559

UniGene: Mm.4873