ReviewInternational journal of molecular sciences2025
Dual Role of Transformer 2 Beta as Both a Developmental Necessity and a Disease Modulator.
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Transformer 2 beta (TRA2β) is a critical RNA-binding protein that regulates gene alternative splicing and is involved in cell cycle progression, neuronal differentiation, and cytoskeletal organization. It plays an essential role in embryonic development, particularly neurogenesis, where its deletion leads to severe cortical malformations and perinatal lethality. Dysregulation of TRA2β has been implicated in a range of diseases, including neurological, oncological, and immune-related disorders. Given its broad influence, TRA2β is a compelling candidate for targeted therapies and diagnostic biomarkers. This review highlights recent advances in our understanding of TRA2β regulation and its role in modulating alternative splicing across diverse cell types. It emphasizes TRA2β's dual function as both a developmental regulator and a disease modulator and explores emerging insights into its therapeutic potential and future research directions. A deeper understanding of the cell-specific regulation of TRA2β may accelerate the development of innovative therapeutic strategies targeting this versatile protein.
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