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Mounting Evidence that Endocytosis Regulates - Synuclein Degradation Jaime Pérez Pineda Advanced Cell Biology Fall 2009

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Mounting Evidence that Endocytosis Regulates -Synuclein Degradation. Jaime P érez Pineda Advanced Cell Biology Fall 2009. Memory loss. Loss of voluntary movement. Muscle weakness. Dementia. Ataxia. Hallucinations. Decline in mental abilities. Seizures. Symptoms of Neurodegenerative - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Mounting Evidence that Endocytosis Regulates  -Synuclein Degradation

Mounting Evidence that Endocytosis Regulates -Synuclein

Degradation

Jaime Pérez Pineda

Advanced Cell Biology

Fall 2009

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Memory loss

Muscle weakness

Loss of voluntary movement

DementiaHallucinations

Seizures

Jerky body movements

Tremors

RigidityConfusion

DepressionLanguage problems

Stiff muscles

Ataxia

Personality changes

Decline in mental abilities

Symptoms ofNeurodegenerative

Diseases

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Road Map

INTRODUCTION:•Neurodegenerative Diseases•Culprit Protein in Parkinson’s•Protein Degradation Pathways•Endocytosis and ESCRT•Hypothesis and Model Organism

RESULTS:•Three Aims & Goals

DISCUSSION:•Major Findings

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Introduction to Parkinson’s Disease

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Common Problem in NDD

Parkinson’s Disease

Alzheimer’s Disease

Huntington’s Disease

Prion Disease

ALS

-Synuclein

Amyloid- peptide

Huntingtin

Prion protein

SOD1

Misfolding & Aggregation

Cell Death

Disease Culprit Protein

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Parkinson’s Disease

• 4 million people affected

• Classic symptoms:Resting tremors Muscular rigidity

• No known cure Muhammad Ali & Michael J. Fox

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SPORADIC FAMILIALNormal -synuclein

Misfolded

Accumulated

Genes:-synucleinparkinUCH-L1 DJ-1 PINK1

LRRK2

DNA

Point mutationsToxinsEnvironmental factors

A30P, A53T, E46K

Normal (Wild Type) -synuclein

CELL DEATH

Sporadic vs. Familial PD

>90% <10%

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What Happens in the PD Brain?

My Interest in -Syn:

Lewy Bodies: - Synuclein

inclusions

Basal Ganglia

Substantia Nigra

Motor Cortex

Less movement!

Muscle

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Culprit Protein: -Synuclein • 140 amino acid protein

• Associated with:

1. Cytoplasm2. Synaptic Machinery3. Extra cellular matrix4. Secretory pathway

• Loves to aggregate and bind to membrane

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Proof of -Synuclein Involvement:

PD-like symptoms

WT & familial mutants (A30P & A53T)

Feany, M., et al. (2000).

Masilah, E., et al. (2000).

Lasko, M., et al. (2003).

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What causes -synuclein toxicity?

Essential to examine -synuclein degradation routes

Alpha-synuclein

THERAPY!

Is -synuclein accumulation causing PD?

Normal -synuclein MisfoldedAggregated

-Synuclein accumulates

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Proteins1. VERY Important

2. Shape and Function

Normal Protein

MisfoldedOld

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Degradation Pathways

ProteasomeLysosome

Degrades proteins from cytoplasm or

nucleus

Degrades proteins from plasma

membrane, organelles or outside cell

-synuclein literature:

EvidenceUCHL1parkin

Knowing where -synuclein is found, which mechanism will degrade it?

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Lysosome

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Outside Cell

Inside Cell

Why Endocytosis?

Dixon et al. (2005)

Lee et al. (2008)

Sharma et al. (2006)

Lysosome

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Cell

Cytoplasm

Late Endosome

Lysosome

Early Endosome

MVB

Outside

Endocytosis

Golgi

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ESCRT Pathway

Endosomal Sorting Complexes Required for Transport

MVB

Cytoplasm

? ?

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Gap in Knowledge and Hypothesis

My hypothesis is that -synuclein interacts with the pre-ESCRT proteins while using the MVB/endosome pathway as a route to the lysosome.

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Model OrganismBudding Yeast (S. cerevisiae)

• Easy to grow• Cost effective• Genome sequence

available• ESCRT genes

conserved in humans• MVB/endosome

pathway best studied in yeast

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Experimental Design

EndocytosisIntact

No vps34 No vps27

Budding yeast with…

vs. and

CONTROL

Does -synuclein…1. aggregate more 2. accumulate more3. cause cell toxicity

…in endocytosis compromised yeasts

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Results: What I Found

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What I found:Strain:

Localization

Toxicity

Accumulation

Pre-ESCRT

vps34 vps27

Weak Weak

Non Toxic Non Toxic

Strong (WT)

None

ESCRT-I: mvb12 vps23 vps28 vps37

None Weak Weak Strong

Non Toxic Non Toxic

Weak Non Toxic

Weak Weak Weak Strong

ESCRT-II: vps25 vps36

Weak Weak

Non Toxic Non Toxic

Weak Strong

ESCRT-III: vps20 vps24

Weak Strong

Non Toxic

Toxic (A30P)

Strong None

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Localization:

GFP

Method:WT A30P E46KGFP

24 hrs

48 hrs

EndocytosisIntact

WT A30P E46KGFP

24 hrs

48 hrs

No vps34

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Accumulation:

Method:

V5

PGK

24 hrGAL

HeatSDS

Class BeadsProtein Gel

Membrane

YY

Anti-PGK

Anti-V5

BY4741vps34

WT

A3

0P

E4

6K

GF

P

anti-PGK

MW

anti-V5

WT

A3

0P

E4

6K

GF

P

Method:

V5

PGK

24 hrGAL

HeatSDS

Class Beads

Protein GelMembrane

YYAnti-V5

24 hrGLU

GLU

0 hrGLU

6 hrGLU

12 hrGLU

BY4741vps34

Ga

l

Ga

l

MW061224 0 61224

GluGlu

WT Loss of Induction

anti-PGK

anti-V5

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Cell Toxicity:

Method:

Spectrophotometer CultureGAL

Time0 3 6 12 18 24 36 48

Ab

sorb

an

ce

Abs

orba

nce

Time (hrs)

No vps34

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Mounting Evidence:Strain:

Localization

Toxicity

Accumulation

Pre-ESCRT

vps34 vps27

Weak Weak

Non Toxic Non Toxic

Strong (WT)

None

ESCRT-I: mvb12 vps23 vps28 vps37

None Weak Weak Strong

Non Toxic Non Toxic

Weak Non Toxic

Weak Weak Weak Strong

ESCRT-II: vps25 vps36

Weak Weak

Non Toxic Non Toxic

Weak Strong

ESCRT-III: vps20 vps24

Weak Strong

Non Toxic

Toxic (A30P)

Strong None

vps22

vps32vps2

Hse1

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Final Thoughts-synuclein

Hypothesis supported!

Hardships, inconvenience and costs

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Mounting Evidence that Endocytosis Regulates -Synuclein

Degradation

Jaime Pérez Pineda

Advanced Cell Biology

Fall 2009

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Acknowledgements

BIOL 324: Keith, Carlos, Will, Rebecca, Alina and DannySTOCKROOM: Beth, Tasheka, Kaylyn, Jordanah, and Madhavi

Lastly: Mike and Dr. DebBurman!

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Two Very Important Proteinsvps27:forms complex with Hse1p;Required for recycling Golgiproteins, forminglumenal membranesand sorting ubiquitinatedproteins

vps34:Kinase responsible for the

synthesis of one

phospholipid; forms

membrane complex with

Vps15p to regulate protein

sorting

Yeast Genome Database

vps34 vps27MVB Cargo

Endosome Lumen

Off to ESCRT-I

Endosome Membrane