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Three Popeye domain-containing (Popdc 1-3) family-members are known in vertebrates. Their exact function is as yet unknown although involvement in cell adhesion has been suggested. We report herein sequencing of the rat Popdc 1-3 cDNAs that show high homology to other vertebrate orthologs and are expressed primarily in the heart and skeletal muscles. Popdc2 splice variants were identified, with Popdc2C showing a distinctive age-dependent decline. In isolated cardiomyocytes, Popdc genes were negatively regulated by serum, an effect that was reversed by EGFR-kinase inhibition, suggesting an EGFR-dependent modulation of Popdc gene expression.
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