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  • Recruitment and activation of the ATM kinasein the absence of DNA damage sensors

    Andrea Hartlerode PhDUniversity of Michigan

    Ferguson Lab12 May 2015

  • The Mre11/Rad50/NBS1 complex (MRN)

    Rad50 Rad50

    Kanaar and Wyman (2008) Cell 135:14-6

    Mre11 Nuclease domain

    1− −708

    Exon 5Mre11+

    Mre11cond

    Mre11−

    Cre recombinase

    Exon 5Phenocopieswildtype allele

    Embryonic lethal(homozygous)

  • The Mre11/Rad50/NBS1 complex (MRN)

    Rad50 Rad50

    Kanaar and Wyman (2008) Cell 135:14-6

    Mre11 Nuclease domain

    1− −708

    Mre11cond/− to Mre11−/−

    Mre11

    Rad50

    NBS1

    Tubulin

    +/− P0 P1 P2 P3

    passage post-Cre

  • Activation of the ATM kinase is disruptedin Mre11-deficient cells

    Rad50 Rad50

    ATMATM

    ATM

    P

    Inactivekinase

    Activekinase

    Kanaar and Wyman (2008) Cell 135:14-6Buis et al. (2008) Cell 135:85-96

    Mre11+/+

    +

    Mre11−/−

    − +

    pSMC1S957

    α-Tubulin

    10Gy

  • The ATM kinase controls DSB responses

    adapted from Stracker and Petrini (2011) Nat Rev Mol Cell Bio 12:90-103

    Double-strandbreak (DSB) induction

    Endrecognition

    ATM activation

    Checkpointinduction

    Senescence, apoptosis

    DNA double-strand break repair

    MRN

  • Ku DSB sensor recruits/activates the kinase DNA-PKcs

    adapted from Stracker and Petrini (2011) Nat Rev Mol Cell Bio 12:90-103

    Double-strandbreak (DSB) induction

    Endrecognition

    ATM activation

    Checkpointinduction

    Senescence, apoptosis

    DNA double-strand break repair

    MRN Ku70/80

    End bindingor synapsis

    KuDNA-PKcs

    DNA double-strand break repair

  • MRN and ATM control the G2/M cell cycle checkpoint

    adapted from Stracker and Petrini (2011) Nat Rev Mol Cell Bio 12:90-103

    Double-strandbreak (DSB) induction

    Endrecognition

    ATM activation

    Checkpointinduction

    MRN

    Cell cycle

    G1

    SG2

    M

    G1 checkpoint

    Intra-S checkpoint

    G2/M checkpoint

    Spindleassemblycheckpoint

    (pH3S10 +)

  • ATM-/- Mre11+/-

    Ku70+/+Mre11-/-

    Ku70+/+

    0.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    Mito

    tic In

    dex

    (+IR

    /-IR

    )

    Loss of the MRN complex impairs the G2/M checkpoint

    Buis et al. (2008) Cell 135:85-96

    Mito

    tic In

    dex

    Rat

    io (+

    IR/−

    IR)

  • ATM-/- Mre11+/-

    Ku70+/+Mre11-/-

    Ku70+/+Mre11+/-

    Ku70-/-Mre11-/-

    Ku70-/-

    0.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    Mito

    tic In

    dex

    (+IR

    /-IR

    )

    The defective G2/M checkpoint in MRN-deficient cellsis rescued by Ku deficiency

    Mito

    tic In

    dex

    Rat

    io (+

    IR/−

    IR)

  • Mre11+/-

    Ku70+/+Mre11-/-

    Ku70-/-

    0.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    Mito

    tic In

    dex

    (+IR

    /-IR

    )No inhibitorATMiPKi

    The rescued G2/M checkpoint in MRN/Ku-deficientcells is ATM-dependent

    PKi = DNA-PK inhibitor (NU7026)ATMi or Ai = ATM inhibitor (KU55933)

    Mito

    tic In

    dex

    Rat

    io (+

    IR/−

    IR)

  • MRN-dependent recruitment of ATM to chromatin

    Double-strandbreak (DSB) induction

    Endrecognition

    ATM activation

    Checkpointinduction

    MRN

    ATM chromatinlocalization

  • ATM localizes to chromatin following DNA damage

    GAPDHH2AX

    ATMγH2AX

    IR

    Mre11Ku70

    − +

    Fraction I (cytoplasmic)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    − +

    Fraction II (nuclear)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    − +

    Fraction III (chromatin)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    Andegeko et al. (2001) J Biol Chem 246:38224-30

  • ATM cannot localize to chromatin in the absence of MRN

    GAPDHH2AX

    ATMγH2AX

    IR

    Mre11Ku70

    − +

    Fraction I (cytoplasmic)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    − +

    Fraction II (nuclear)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    − +

    Fraction III (chromatin)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    Uziel et al. (2003) EMBO J 22:5612-21

  • Ku removal restores damage-induced ATM chromatin recruitment in the absence of the MRN complex

    GAPDHH2AX

    ATMγH2AX

    IR

    Mre11Ku70

    − +

    Fraction I (cytoplasmic)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    − +

    Fraction II (nuclear)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

    − +

    Fraction III (chromatin)

    − + − +

    +/− −/− −/−+/+ +/+ −/−

  • ATM-dependent nuclear phosphorylation events are rescued by loss of Ku in MRN deficiency

    pKap1S824− A

    iP

    Ki

    10Gy

    − AiP

    Ki

    pSMC1S957

    GAPDH

    − Ai

    PK

    i

    10Gy

    − AiP

    Ki

    − Ai

    PK

    i

    10Gy

    − AiP

    Ki

    − Ai

    PK

    i

    10Gy

    − AiP

    Ki

    PKi = DNA-PK inhibitor (NU7026)ATMi or Ai = ATM inhibitor (KU55933)

    Mre11+/−Ku70+/+

    Mre11−/−Ku70+/+

    Mre11+/−Ku70−/−

    Mre11−/−Ku70−/−

  • Mre11c/-

    Ku70+/+Mre11-/-

    Ku70+/+Mre11c/-

    Ku70-/-Mre11-/-

    Ku70-/-

    0.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    Rel

    ativ

    e H

    R F

    requ

    ency

    Normalized

    Ku deficiency does not rescue MRN-dependenthomologous recombination (DR-GFP)

    Normalized

    no rescue

  • The role of MRN may not be as simple asdirect recruitment and allosteric activation of ATM

    Rad50 Rad50

    ATMATM

    ATM

    P

    Inactivekinase

    Activekinase

    Kanaar and Wyman (2008) Cell 135:14-6

    In the absence of MRN:Ku removal restores:• ATM chromatin

    localization• ATM kinase activation• The ATM-dependent

    G2/M cell cycle checkpoint

    Ku removal does not rescue:• MRN-dependent HR

  • DNA-PKcs can efficiently phosphorylate H2AXin the absence of MRN

    − − Ai AiPKiPKi

    3 Gy

    Mary Morgan

    PKi = DNA-PK inhibitor (NU7026)ATMi or Ai = ATM inhibitor (KU55933)

    γH2AX

    DAPI

    γH2AX

    DAPI

    Mre11+/−Ku70+/+

    Mre11−/−Ku70+/+

  • γH2AX foci in the absence of Mre11 and Ku areATM-dependent and indistinguishable from controls

    Mary Morgan

    γH2AX

    DAPI

    γH2AX

    DAPI

    PKi = DNA-PK inhibitor (NU7026)ATMi or Ai = ATM inhibitor (KU55933)

    Mre11+/−Ku70+/+

    Mre11−/−Ku70−/−

    − − Ai AiPKiPKi

    3 Gy

  • Antagonism between Mre11 and Ku at some level?

    Competition for DNA ends?

    P Ku70/80

    H2AX H2AX H2AX H2AX H2AX

    MRN

    H2AX

    P

    H2AXKu70/80

    H2AX H2AX H2AX

    Opposing functions after both sensors are recruited?

    MRN

  • MRN recruitment is not altered by loss of Ku

    30 900 15 60 120Time after microirradiation (seconds)

    Ku70+/+

    Ku70−/−

    5

    NBS1-GFP

  • Ku recruitment is rapid and unaltered by loss of MRN

    GFP-Ku70/80

  • Summary

    In the absence of MRN, Ku removal restores:• ATM chromatin localization• ATM kinase activation• The ATM-dependent G2/M cell cycle

    checkpoint

    In the absence of MRN, Ku removal does not restore:

    • MRN-dependent homologous recombination

  • Implications

    ATM

    H2AX H2AX H2AX H2AX

    P

    H2AX

    MRN

    MRN

    Not essentialfor ATM activation

    Optimization of ATMactivation and signaling

    Ku70/80

    MRN may oppose Ku

  • Acknowledgements

    Ferguson Lab (Univ. of Michigan)David Ferguson MD/PhDHilary MoaleMary MorganJeff Buis PhDTodd Festerling PhDJosh Regal PhDElizabeth Spehalski PhDYipin Wu PhD

    Yu Lab (Univ. of Michigan)Xiaochun Yu PhDChao Liu PhDLin-Yu (Charles) Lu PhD

    Our NeighborsSekiguchi LabCanman Lab

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