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pubmed-article:18358233pubmed:abstractTextThe arylhydrocarbon receptor (AhR) mediates sex steroid hormone-related actions in both normal physiology and in dioxin toxicity. In addition to regulation of direct target genes, the ligand-activated AhR associates with estrogen or androgen receptors (ERalpha or AR) to regulate transcription as a functional unit. Given that endogenous and exogenous AhR-ligands are structurally diverse, it is unclear whether cross-talk regulation of ERalpha/AR by the activated AhR is an intrinsic function of the AhR or the result of ligand-type-selective differences. To ensure uniform activity of the AhR irrespective of ligand-type-specific differences, we employed CA-AhR, which lacks the ligand-binding domain and has a constitutive activity. We found that CA-AhR, in the absence of a ligand, acted as a transcriptional co-regulator for the unliganded ERalpha/AR as well as for mutants of ERalpha/AR lacking a ligand-binding domain. CA-AhR was recruited to estrogen-/androgen-responsive promoters with endogenous ERalpha/AR. Moreover, CA-AhR had an E3 ubiquitin ligase activity and promoted proteasomal degradation of ERalpha/AR. Thus, these findings indicate that the cross-talk function of the AhR with sex hormone receptors is an intrinsic function of the AhR.lld:pubmed
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