Marva Bergman, Uri Goshtchevsky, T. Atlan, Gwendoline Astre, Ryan G. Halabi, Hosniyah El Ayoubi, Eitan Moses, A. Lemus, B. Benayoun, Y. Tzfati, I. Ben-Ami, Itamar Harel
2026.4.14GENES & DEVELOPMENT
要旨
In this study, Bergman et al. model segmental aging syndromes—ataxia-telangiectasia and Bloom syndrome—in killifish and reveal that cGAS inactivation can attenuate the hallmark adverse phenotypes. Additionally, cGAS plays a context-dependent role in preserving genome stability: While cGAS perturbation promotes genome instability in healthy tissues, cGAS perturbation can restore genome stability in tissues with impaired DNA damage repair programs.
引用形式
BERGMAN, Marva, et al. A dual role for cgas in shaping cellular and organismal responses to genomic instability. GENES & DEVELOPMENT, 2026, 40(11-12): 852–872.