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Page 1: Genetic regulatory variation and environmental response · Genetic regulatory variation and environmental response David L. Aylor Population-Based Rodent Resources for Environmental

Genetic regulatory variation and environmental response

David L. Aylor Population-Based Rodent Resources for

Environmental Health Sciences NIEHS

March 19, 2015

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Outline

1. Differential susceptibility to diethylstilbestrol (DES)

1. eQTL meta-analysis in the CC

2. Epigenome profiling in embryonic fibroblasts

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History of diethylstilbestrol (DES)

2010

Prescribed to pregnant women

Pregnancy contraindicated for DES use

2000

1990

1980

1960

1970

1950

1940

1930

FDA bans DES

DES used in agriculture

FDA bans DES in poultry implants

Formulated Cervical Clear Cell Adenocarcinoma reported

Efficacy not supported

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DES health effects

DES daughters • Reproductive structural

abnormalities • Increased infertility and

pregnancy complications • Early puberty and menopause • Breast cancer • Cervical clear cell

adenocarcinoma (CCAC) DES sons

• Reproductive structural abnormalities

• Decreased sperm count • Testicular cancer?

DES female mice • Uterine cancer • Uterine dysplasia • Oviduct malformation • Uterine gene expression

changes

DES male mice • Decreased sperm count • Testicular gene

expression changes

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Strain selection

8 founders 50 CC 2 DBA2 & FVB 60

+

NOD

A

NZO B6

129

PWK

WSB

M. m. domesticus

M. m. musculus

CAST

M. m. castaneus

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PND 1-5

8 12 26 52 72 wks

• Uterus: • RNA expression • DNA methylation • Cancer Histopathlogy

• Reproductive morphology • Sperm count • Recombination rates • Testis:

• RNA expression • DNA methylation • Histology

• Stress? • Obesity? ♀

Nicole Carns

DES exposure and phenotyping

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Effects of DES exposure in males

• “Curvy” vas deferens

• Reduced gonadal fat pad

• Recombination rate variation?

Red Sycp3 Green MLH1

Carlee Hemphill

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• Anxiety in dams (FVB)

• Vascularized uterus (CAST)

• Increased uterine size

• Gene expression changes

Effects of DES exposure in females

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RNA-sequencing: Acute effects of DES exposure on 5 day old uterus

2 TREATMENTS

DES Vehicle

2 STRAINS

B6 FVB

6 REPLICATES

X X

• One lane HiSeq 100bp SE reads ~11x106 reads/sample

• Aligned to B6 and FVB reference genomes

• 11320 genes average expression ≥ 100 reads/sample

Thomas Konneker

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RNA-sequencing – DES v. Vehicle

6120

FVB

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RNA-sequencing – DES v. Vehicle

6939

B6

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RNA-sequencing – DES v. Vehicle

6939 6120

1179 4941 1998

FVB B6

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RNA-sequencing – FVB v. B6

629

3743

3333 410 219

DES

Vehicle

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GxE in the DES-exposed transcriptome

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CC gene expression QTL

Study Year Local eQTL

Distant eQTL

pre-CC liver 2011 4042 1881

pre-CC lung (asthma) 2013 7331 2523

75-87% of eQTL are local

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Local eQTL shared in liver and lung

4042 7331

5346 1985 2057

Lung

Liver

Sam Widmayer

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Allele effect patterns

A B6 129S1 NOD NZO CAST PWK WSB 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1

254 possible patterns 28 – 2 null patterns

High Low

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NOD

A

NZO

B6

129

PWK

WSB CAST

1106 2239

1115 2092

348 636

128 243

Allele effects reflect strain relationships

648 1516 lung

liver

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Shared eQTL driven by same alleles

3897 7331

5346 376 3521

Lung

Liver

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• Abundant

• Local and cis-acting

• Allele effects agree between CC, DO, and founder strains

• Proportional to genetic distance

• Shared across tissues

State of eQTL knowledge – 2015

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Open chromatin profiling of embyronic fibroblasts

• Embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs) from 8 inbred strains • Two biological replicates per strain • 124K-141K peaks/strain • Average peak size is 169bp • 249,534 DNaseI hypersensitive sites

Thomas Konneker

Greg Crawford

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Open chromatin differs by strain

• 51% of DHS peaks vary between strains • PCA shows genetic diversity is proportional to

functional diversity

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Genetic control of gene regulation

Aifm2 Mki67ip

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The vast GxE landscape

Genetic Variants 4 x 107

Genes 2.2 x 105

Cell types 2 x 102

Tox21 compounds 1 x 105

1.6 x 1020

Multiple approaches

• Experimental and computational

• In vivo and ex vivo

• Single compound, many compounds, no compound

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Thank you

R00ES021535

NCSU Dahlia Nielson

Duke Greg Crawford

UNC Samir Kelada Thomas Konneker

Nicole Carns

Tiffany Garbutt

Kevin Gillespie

Sam Widmayer

Aylor Lab

Carlee Hemphill