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Loélia Babin Alterations of mtDNA using mito-TALENs: deciphering mtDNA stability

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Page 1: Alterationsof mtDNAusing mito-TALENs ...meetochondrie.fr/meetochondrie/IMG/pdf/brunet... · • The most common aberrancy and most toxic is a 4977 base-pair (bp) deletion spanning

Loélia Babin

Alterations of mtDNA usingmito-TALENs:

deciphering mtDNA stability

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• Themostcommonaberrancyandmosttoxicisa4977base-pair(bp)deletionspanningnucleotides8483– 13,459inmyopathic syndromes

• wasfirstdetectedintwoneuromusculardiseases– Kearns-Sayresyndrome(KSS)andprogressiveexternalopthalmoplegia (PEO)syndrome

• Linktoprematureages?• Correlatewithcertaintypesofcancer

Kazachkova etal,2013

Mitochondrial deletions

13bp

13bp

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Formation of the common deletion:Two Hypothesis

Forkstalling ormisrepair ofbreaks?

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Replication of mtDNA

EMimages

2Dgels

Invitro:POLG,twinkle,mtSSB

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DNA combing a new way for studying replication of mtDNA

(A.Phillips;A.Sfeir NYU)Superresolution microscopie

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Group A Group BOriH OriL

CldU – IdU

mtDNA replication by strand displacement

(A.Phillips;A.Sfeir NYU)

Efficientfiring ofthetwo origins

Efficientfiring of2origins

HT1080

MEFs, C2C12 cells, including undifferentiated myoblasts and differentiated myotubes

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Twinkle patient mutations lead to stalled forkin the vicinity of the Common Deletion

OriL

OriH

OriL

OriH

Heavy strand

OriLLight strand

CldU Ab

IdU Ab

mtDNA FISH

mtDNA FISH

merge

merge

mtDNA FISH probeCldU

mtDNA FISH probeCldU

mtDNA FISH

merge

IdU & CldU Ab

Stalled Fork

(A.Phillips;A.Sfeir NYU)

Twinkle+/+

CldU Ab + IdU Ab + mtDNA (FISH probe)

Stal

led

Fork

Clone #2

13/45 13/460/49

TwinkleY508C/Y508CTwinkle+/+TwinkleR374Q/+

12/780/68

Clone #1

Twinkle R374Q/+

dominantnegative linkermutation

Twinkle Y508C recessive helicasemutation

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Formation of the common deletion:Two Hypothesis

Forkstalling ormisrepair ofbreaks?

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Protein

MLS

Induction of Targeted Breaks to mitochondria

gRNA

?

gRNA

AATGGGGATCGAGCTTAGCGATGGCTGCTACGGCGIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTACCCCTAG IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGCCGC

CTCGAATCGCTACCGACGATCas9

Nuclease

DNABinding DNABinding

TALENZincFinger Nuclease

CRISPR/Cas9

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Mito- RE:PstI, SmaI,ApaI..SrivastavaandMoraes,2001Bayona-Bafaluy etal.,2005Mito-ZFN:Minczuk etal2008Mito-TALEN:Bacman 2013

Cas9

ZFN

gRNA

Cas9ZFN

PNPase UndefinedTransporter?

RE

RE

from RNA of RNaseP

3’ from RNA MRP

gRNA

Adapted from Bacman andal,Methods inenzymology 2014

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11

MitoTALENs are sent to mitochondria

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vBases modification/ gaps: Base Excision Repair (BER)

vAdducts: Nucleotide Excision Repair (NER)

vMismatches:Mismatche Repair (MMR)

vDSBsNon-Homologous End Joining (NHEJ)

Homologous Recombination12

lig4none or few modification short homology (Micro)

deletions

lig3/1

Classical NHEJ Alt-NHEJ

DSB

DNA repairNucleus Mitochondria?

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NHEJclassique

KU=Ku70/Ku80 DNA-Pks

Xrcc4/LIgaseIV

PARP/MRN/CtIP

MicrohomologiesLonguesdélétions

CDB

NHEJalternatif

13

Non Homologous End Joining

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vBases modification/ gaps: Base Excision Repair (BER)

vAdducts: Nucleotide Excision Repair (NER)

vMismatches:Mismatche Repair (MMR)

vDSBsNon-Homologous End Joining (NHEJ)

Homologous Recombination

vBases modification/ gaps: Base Excision Repair (BER)

vAdducts: Nucleotide Excision Repair (NER)

vMismatches:Mismatche Repair (MMR)??(no MSH2)

vDSBsNon-Homologous End Joining (NHEJ)?

- Classical (no LIG4) -- MMEJ/alt NHEJ (microhomologies)? (LIG3, POLQ)

Homologous Recombination?

v mtDNA degradation (repair? Replication?)v Deletion induction? 14

lig4none or few modification short homology (Micro)

deletions

lig3/1

Classical NHEJ Alt-NHEJ

DSB

DNA repairNucleus Mitochondria?

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Induction of the Common Deletion using genome editing

v

OriH

OriL

R

CD

CDout

CD3’

CD5’

d-Loop

F

CDmid

CDin

12S –

mtDNA4977–CD3’ CD5’–ve CDout CDind-Loop CD5*

–ve CD3’ CDmidCD5’

DSB Nick-H Nick-L DSB*

12S –

mtDNA4977–

(A.Millet;S.Dubois)

FokI

FokI

T

T

5’ 3’

5’3’

Linker

Demi-répétition

Répétition

BrinH

BrinL

FokI dead

FokI

FokI

T

T

5’ 3’

5’3’

Linker

Demi-répétition

Répétition

BrinH

BrinL

FokI dead

o Nickase-H

o Nickase-L

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Induction of the Common Deletion: Genetic requirements

v Ligase 3 : Only ligase in mitochondria- mtDNA replication- repair (BER)- alt NHEJ

LIGASE?

HA –γ-tubulin –

LIG3F/–

– +

0

50

100

150

+ Cre–!Cre

LIG1F/– LIG3F/–

**

Ref Ref

MRE11

siRNA-AsiCtrl

siRNA-B

0

50

100

150

Ref

MGME1

**

Ref

CtIP

Ref

– ++CD5’(nuclease)Ctrl

LIG1 –

HA –γ-tubulin –

LIG1F/–

– +Cre – ++CD5’(nuclease)Ctrl

MRE11

MRE11

siRNA-AControl siRNA-B+CD5’(nuclease)

MGME1

MGME1

siRNA-AControl siRNA-B+CD5’(nuclease)

CtIP

CtIP

siRNA-AControl+CD5’(nuclease)

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orm

alize

d to

tota

l mtD

NA)

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orm

alize

d to

tota

l mtD

NA)

DSB

break

DNA

resection

repeat

annealing

DNA

ligation

3’

5’

H strandL strand

Repair hypothesis

mtDNA4977mtDNA

(L.Babin,A.Millet)

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Induction of the Common Deletion: Genetic requirements

v MRE11 : - repair (alt-NHEJ)- homologous recombination- mitochondria ?

v CtIP - repair (alt-NHEJ)- homologous recombination- mitochondria ?

v ExoG : - repair (BER)

v Mgme1 : - replicationv - repair (BER)

LIGASE? NUCLEASE?

HA –γ-tubulin –

LIG3F/–

– +

0

50

100

150

+ Cre–!Cre

LIG1F/– LIG3F/–

**

Ref Ref

MRE11

siRNA-AsiCtrl

siRNA-B

0

50

100

150

Ref

MGME1

**

Ref

CtIP

Ref

– ++CD5’(nuclease)Ctrl

LIG1 –

HA –γ-tubulin –

LIG1F/–

– +Cre – ++CD5’(nuclease)Ctrl

MRE11

MRE11

siRNA-AControl siRNA-B+CD5’(nuclease)

MGME1

MGME1

siRNA-AControl siRNA-B+CD5’(nuclease)

CtIP

CtIP

siRNA-AControl+CD5’(nuclease)

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orm

alize

d to

tota

l mtD

NA)

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orm

alize

d to

tota

l mtD

NA)

(L.Babin,A.Millet)

%mtADN

4977

(normalisé

parlem

tADN

total)

SicontrôleSiARN-ASiARN-B

DSB

break

DNA

resection

repeat

annealing

DNA

ligation

3’

5’

H strandL strand

Repair hypothesis

mtDNA4977mtDNA

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LIGASE? NUCLEASE?

HA –γ-tubulin –

LIG3F/–

– +

0

50

100

150

+ Cre–!Cre

LIG1F/– LIG3F/–

**

Ref Ref

MRE11

siRNA-AsiCtrl

siRNA-B

0

50

100

150

Ref

MGME1

**

Ref

CtIP

Ref

– ++CD5’(nuclease)Ctrl

LIG1 –

HA –γ-tubulin –

LIG1F/–

– +Cre – ++CD5’(nuclease)Ctrl

MRE11

MRE11

siRNA-AControl siRNA-B+CD5’(nuclease)

MGME1

MGME1

siRNA-AControl siRNA-B+CD5’(nuclease)

CtIP

CtIP

siRNA-AControl+CD5’(nuclease)

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orm

alize

d to

tota

l mtD

NA)

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orm

alize

d to

tota

l mtD

NA)

DSB

break

DNA

resection

repeat

annealing

DNA

ligation

3’

5’

H strandL strand

Repair hypothesis

mtDNA4977mtDNA

HOMOLOGOUSRECOMBINATION

RAD51 –

HA –γ-tubulin –

RAD51

siRNA-AControl siRNA-B

RAD510

50

100

150

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orma

lized

to to

tal m

tDNA

)

siRNA-AsiCtrl

siRNA-BRef

+CD5’(nuclease)

(L.Babin,A.Millet)

%mtADN

4977

(normalisé

parlem

tADN

total)

SicontrôleSiARN-ASiARN-B

HA-

RAD52

Tubuline

contrôle SiARN-A

+CD5’(nuclease)RAD52

0%

50%

100%

150%

200%

SiARNcontrôle

SiARNRAD52

%m

tADN

4977

(normalisé

parlemtADN

total)

RAD52

v RAD51 : - repair (HR)- mitochondria (yeast) ?

v RAD52 : repair (HR)- mitochondria ?

Induction of the Common Deletion: Genetic requirements

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0

50

100

150

TWINKLE SSB

** ** ** *

POLG DNA2

siRNA-AsiCtrl

siRNA-B

Ref Ref Ref Ref

% m

tDNA

4977

(n

orm

alize

d to

tota

l mtD

NA)

HA –γ-tubulin –

POLGsiRNA-AControl siRNA-B

DNA2siRNA-AControl siRNA-B

TWINKLEsiRNA-AControl

SSBsiRNA-AControl

0 91.6 % inhibition (Q-RT-PCR)

POLG DNA2 SSB

fork

stalling

fork

slippage

H strandL strand

3’

5’

5’5’

5’5’

mis-annealing

of repeats +

Replication hypothesis

mtDNA4977 mtDNAmtDNA

replication

(A.Millet)

Induction of the Common Deletion: Genetic requirements

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vPIF-1 : - replication- G quadruplexes

%mtADN

4977

(normalisé

parlem

tADN

total)

PIF-1

SicontrôleSiARN-ASiARN-B

TCAGGGTTTGTTATAATTTTTTATTTTTATGGGCTTtggtgagggaggtAGGTGGTG4

CD5’

Re-evaluation of G-quadruplex propensity with G4.HunterAmina Bedrat1,2,†, Laurent Lacroix3,*,† and Jean-Louis Mergny1,2,*

PIF1 stalled replication -> more deletionOr G4 stabilization -> more opened structure

more annealing of repeats

G4

G4G4G4

Induction of the Common Deletion: Genetic requirements

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A unique replication-dependent repair pathway at the core of the mitochondrial common deletion

fork

stalling

fork

slippage

H strandL strand

3’

5’

5’5’

5’5’

mis-annealingof repeats

resection

& ligation

DNA

break

+

Replication hypothesis

(i)

(ii)

mtDNA4977 mtDNAmtDNA

Phillips,Milletetal,MolCell 2017

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A unique replication-dependent repair pathway at the core of the mitochondrial common deletion

fork

stalling

fork

slippage

H strandL strand

3’

5’

5’5’

5’5’

mis-annealingof repeats

resection

& ligation

DNA

break

+

Replication hypothesis

(i)

(ii)

mtDNA4977 mtDNAmtDNA

Peeva etal,NatureCom2018

mtDNA degradation (repair? Replication?)

mtDNA released from the mitochondrial matrix to the cytosol -> interacts with cGAS and triggers activation of an effective inflammatory response mediated by type I IFNs(Rongvaux et al., 2014; West et al., 2015; White et al., 2014)

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Stenella

coeru

leoalb

a

Porphyra purpurea

Mus musculus

Naegleria gruberi

Myxine glutinosa

Spadella cephaloptera

Cho

loep

us h

offm

anni

Placopecten magellanicus

Asymm

etron inferumCiona intestinalis

Sagitta enflata

Equu

s cab

allus

feru

s

Sipunculus nudus

Microm

onas sp RC

C299

Canis lupus fa

miliaris

Tupaia belangeri

Propithecus verreauxi

Chlorocebus pygerythrus

Chaetopterus variopedatus

Paedocypris progeneticaCarcharodon carcharias

sillo

cive

rb a

giso

noM

Caeno

rhabd

itis el

egan

s

Plasmodium

mexicanum

Lepidodermella squamata

Tarsius syrichta

Sacc

haro

myc

es c

erev

isia

e S2

88c

Gal

lus

gallu

s

Pan troglodytes

Epiperipatus biolleyi

Phaeodactylum tricornutum

Elep

has m

axim

us

Phytophthora andina

Paramecium

aurelia

Strongylocentrotus purpuratus

Met

agon

imus

yoko

gawai

Callithrix jacchus

Spermophilus dauricus

Delphinus capensis

suci

nopa

j of

uB

Tric

hopl

ax a

dhae

rens

Gasterosteus w

heatlandi

Mne

mio

psis

leid

yi

Drosophila melanogasterFa

lco

pere

grin

us

Lineus viridis

Presbytis melalophosAp

hroc

allis

tes

vast

us

Kom

agat

aella

pha

ffiiTetrahym

ena thermophila

Aotus trivirgatus

Paracercomonas marina

Hirudo nipponia

Leishmania tarentolae Hypsibius d

ujardini

Dicero

s bico

rnis

Cro

cody

lus

nilo

ticus

ebmop secy

morahccasozihcS

Brachionus plicatilis

Oroperipatus sp DVL-2011

Loxo

dont

a af

rican

a

Bugula neritina

Ascaris

suum

Tribolium castaneum

Pongo pygmaeus

Salmo salar

Reclinomonas americana

Oryza sativa Indica G

roup

Halicry

ptus s

pinulo

sus

Vaccinia virus

Loxocorone allax

Dictyostelium discoideum

Terebratulina retusa

Cyanidioschyzon merolae

Sph

enod

on p

unct

atus

Gnath

osto

mula

par

adox

a

Flustra foliacea

Phaco

choe

rus af

rican

us

Chlam

ydomonas reinhardtii

Sebastes oblongus

Arabidopsis thaliana

Lampetra fluviatilis

Mytilus californianus

Saimiri boliviensis boliviensis

Kudo

a he

xapu

ncta

ta

Amph

imed

on q

ueen

slan

dica

Thulinius sp DVL-2010

Felis catus

Enterobacteria phage T7

Loxosomella aloxiata

Taen

ia so

lium

Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus

Can

dida

alb

ican

s S

C53

14

Panthera pardus

Callorhinchus m

ilii

Styela plicata

Centruroides limpidus

Urechis unicinctus

eawakihsi anarrod

O

Papio anubis

Trich

echu

s m

anat

us

Neophoca cinerea

Nectonemertes cf mirabilis HC-2011

Priapu

lus ca

udatu

s

Pleu

robr

achi

a ba

chei

Terebratalia transversa

Ory

cter

opus

afe

r

Rhabdopleura compacta

Phascolosoma esculenta

Gorilla gorilla gorilla

Physcomitrella patens

Branchiostoma floridae

Anisakis

simplex

Rattus norvegicus

Philodina citrina

Saccoglossus kowalevskii

Thalassiosira pseudonana

Pseu

dotra

pelu

s si

naitu

s

Stachyamoeba lipophora

Acipenser oxyrinchus

Panthera leo

Homo sapiens

Cucumaria miniata

Sus sc

rofa

domes

ticus

Orcinu

s orca

Aqui

la c

hrys

aeto

s

Rhodomonas salina

Chry

saor

a qu

inqu

ecirr

haCelleporella hyalina

Xenopus laevis

Pavo

cris

tatu

s

Martes martes

Lepus americanusAmphiporus formidabilis

Ampl

exid

iscus

fene

stra

fer

Urechis caupo

Elep

hant

ulus

sp

VB00

1

Danio rerio

Leptorhynchoides thecatus

Gna

thos

tom

ula

arm

ata

Vermamoeba vermiformis

Hemiselm

is andersenii

15

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

g

Viru

s

pre plants

FungiArchaeplastida

Invertebrates

Non mammalian vertebrates

mam

malian

non p

rimate

s

prim

ates

Choanoflagellate

# repeats/mtDNA *100

Founder event orselection pressure

TowardsreducedrepetitiveDNAinthemitochondrialgenomeofhighereukaryotes

33repeatsinhuman…>=13bp?

Phylogenetic analysis: Repeat size >=13 bp/ genome size

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Dynamics of the Genomeand Immune System

ErikaBrunetLoélia BabinArmelMilletAnnaSolé FerréElisaYaniz Galende

Jean-PierredeVillartayAurélieBerlandBenoitRochSatish TadiStefania MusilliVincentAbramowski

PatrickRevyLaëtitiaKermassonBenoitFranceMarieDaCruzMouniaHerragDespina MoshousKarineEudesMartaBenavides Nieto

A.Millet

L.Babin

Loélia Babin

NewYorkUniversity,USAgnel SfeirAaronFillipsMarcoTigano

HumanForntierScienceProgram

MNHN-CGiovannangeli-JPConcordet-ADeCian