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DANT2 (DXZ4 associated non-coding transcript 2, distal) is an X-linked long non-coding RNA transcribed from the region adjacent to the macrosatellite repeat DXZ4 at Xq23. It is implicated in regulating chromatin state, particularly heterochromatin formation, and shows developmental changes in expression. DANT2—and its related transcript DANT1—may function as architectural RNAs contributing to nuclear body formation and large-scale chromatin interactions. DANT2 can become hypermethylated and silenced in certain cancer contexts following recruitment of DNMT3B, pointing to a possible role in epigenetic regulation associated with disease
Drug-induced recruitment of DNMT3B DNA methyltransferase to DANT2 locus, resulting in hypermethylation, decreased OCT1 binding, and transcriptional silencing in cancer cells
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