REGULATION OF VERTEBRATE NEURON DEATH IN DEVELOPMENT AND NEURODEGENERATION: ROLE OF TRANSCRIPTION LLOYD A. GREENE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK, NY
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1 REGULATION OF VERTEBRATE NEURON DEATH IN DEVELOPMENT AND NEURODEGENERATION: ROLE OF TRANSCRIPTION LLOYD A. GREENE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK, NY
2 MASSIVE LOSS OF NEURONS DURING VERTEBRATE DEVELOPMENT HAS BEEN LONG KNOWN BEARD (1889) - LOSS OF NEURONAL POPULATIONS IN FISH (ROHON-BEARD NEURONS) COLLIN (1906) - DEATH OF MANY SENSORY AND MOTOR NEURONS IN THE CHICK EMBRYO
3 APPROXIMATELY 50% OF POST-MITOTIC NEURONS DIE DURING NORMAL DEVELOPMENT NEURON NUMBER IN CHICK ION 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 Clarke, Rogers & Cowan J. Comp. Neurol. 167: 125 (1976) NORMAL P2 P4 DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE
4 APOPTOTIC NEURONAL DEATH IN DEVELOPING SUBSTANTIA NIGRA R. Burke Cell Tiss Res (2004)
5 DEATH OF PROLIFERATING VZ CELLS IN E14 MOUSE CEREBRUM Tan = BrDU; Purple = ISEL/dying Blaschke et al J Comp Neurol 1998
6 REGULATED DEVELOPMENTAL DEATH OF OLIGODENDROCYTES OLIGO SURVIVAL GENERATED SURVIVI OLIGOS 3 DAYS FROM Barres and Raff, Journal of Cell Biology, Volume 147, Number 6, December 13,
7 VIKTOR HAMBURGER AND RITA LEVI-MONTALCINI AND THE BEGINNING OF THE NEUROTROPHIC THEORY OF DEVELOPMENTAL NEURON DEATH IN VERTEBRATES
8 VICTOR HAMBURGER AND THE NOTION THAT PERIPHERAL TARGETS REGULATE NEURONAL CELL DEATH
9 ELMER BEUKER AND THE EFFECTS OF SARCOMA 180 ON NEURONAL SURVIVAL
10 LEVI-MONTALCINI AND THE DISCOVERY OF A DIFFUSIBLE SURVIVAL-PROMOTING ACTIVITY
11 LEVI-MONTALCINI AND HAMBURGER DISCOVER A SOLUBLE NERVE-GROWTH PROMOTING ACTIVITY (NGF) IN EXTRACTS OF SARCOMA 180 SARCOMA EXTRACT
12 PURIFIED NGF PROMOTES NEURON SURVIVAL IN VITRO NGF
13 NGF PROMOTES SYMPATHETIC & SENSORY NEURON SURVIVAL IN VITRO -NGF +NGF
14 EVIDENCE FOR THE ROLE OF GROWTH FACTORS IN REGULATING DEVELOPMENTAL NEURONAL DEATH IN VIVO 1. INJECTION OF NEW BORN MICE WITH NGF ANTIBODIES YIELDS IMMUNOSYMPATHECTOMY MOTHERS AUTOIMMUNIZED AGAINST NGF PRODUCE OFFSPRING WITH MANY FEWER DORSAL ROOT GANGLIONIC NEURONS 2. SUPPLY OF EXOGENOUS NGF BLOCKS DEVELOPMENTAL CELL DEATH OF SYMPATHETIC NEURONS
15 EVIDENCE FOR THE ROLE OF GROWTH FACTORS IN REGULATING DEVELOPMENTAL NEURONAL DEATH IN VIVO MICE NULL FOR NGF OR ITS RECEPTORS SHOW EXCESS NEURONAL DEATH. Fagin et al. J Neurosci (1996)
16 NORMAL DEVELOPMENTAL NEURONAL DEATH OCCURS AND IS REGULATED BY TARGET DERIVED TROPHIC FACTORS NEURON NUMBER IN CHICK ION 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 NORMAL ENUCLEATED P2 P4 DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE Clarke, Rogers & Cowan J. Comp. Neurol. 167: 125 (1976)
17 RETROGRADE TRANSPORT OF NEUROTROPHINS FROM TARGETS 125 I-NGF SCG CPM In SCG HOURS CONTRATERAL IPSILATERAL Ian Hendry & Hans Thoenen
18 NEURONAL SURVIVAL AS REGULATED BY COMPETITION FOR TARGET-SUPPLIED TROPHIC FACTOR
19 NEURONAL SURVIVAL AS REGULATED BY COMPETITION FOR TARGET-SUPPLIED TROPHIC FACTOR
20 NEURONAL SURVIVAL AS REGULATED BY COMPETITION FOR TARGET-SUPPLIED TROPHIC FACTOR
21 NEURONAL SURVIVAL AS REGULATED BY COMPETITION FOR TARGET-SUPPLIED TROPHIC FACTOR
22 NEURONAL SURVIVAL AS REGULATED BY COMPETITION FOR TARGET-SUPPLIED TROPHIC FACTOR
23 ALL TROPHIC SUPPORT DURING DEVELOPMENT IS NOT NECESSARILY TARGET DERIVED - WHAT KEEPS NEURONS ALIVE BEFORE THEY INTERACT WITH THEIR TARGETS? AUTOCRINE LOOPS -NEURONS CAN MAKE THEIR OWN NEUROTROPHIC FACTORS (CORTICAL NEURONS; BDNF) TISSUE EN ROUTE TO TARGET MAY PROVIDE TROPHIC FACTORS (SUCH AS NT3 AND BDNF)
24 GROWTH FACTORS THAT CAN MAINTAIN SURVIVAL OF SELECT NEURONAL POPULATIONS NEUROTROPHINS NGF BDNF NT3 NT4/5 EGF FAMILY EGF TGFα NEUREGULINS FGF FAMILY INSULIN & IGFs TGFβ SUPERFAMILY TGFβ BMPs GDNF ARTEMIN NURTURIN PERSEPHIN CYTOKINES CNTF LIF INTERLEUKINS PDGF HGF FAMILY HGF MSP NEUROPEPTIDES PACAP VIP
25 REGULATED DEVELOPMENTAL DEATH OF OLIGODENDROCYTES NEUREGULIN, PDGF GENERATED SURVIVI OLIGOS 3 DAYS FROM Barres and Raff, Journal of Cell Biology, Volume 147, Number 6, December 13,
26 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN VERTEBRATE NEURODEVELOPMENT? REMOVAL OF NEURONS WITH TRANSIENT FUNCTIONS ROHON-BEARD CELLS - LOSS IN ZEBRA FISH Williams et al. Dev Biol (2000)
27 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN VERTEBRATE NEURODEVELOPMENT? CREATION OF SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC STRUCTURES
28 SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC NEURON DEATH IN RAT BSTpr - REGULATION BY TESTOSTERONE FEMALES MALES MALES FEMALES POST NATAL DAY EX-MALES BSTpr =Principal nucleus of the Bed nucleus of the striatus terminalis M & EX-M + TEST Chung et al. J Neurbiol (2000)
29 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN VERTEBRATE NEURODEVELOPMENT? ELIMINATION OF ECTOPIC NEURONS
30 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN VERTEBRATE NEURODEVELOPMENT? ELIMINATION OF NEURONS WITH ECTOPIC PROJECTIONS
31 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN VERTEBRATE NEURODEVELOPMENT? SYSTEMS MATCHING: CREATION OF OPTIMAL LEVELS OF INNERVATION BETWEEN INTERCONNECTED GROUPS OF NEURONS AND BETWEEN NEURONS AND THEIR NON-NEURONAL TARGETS (Buss and Oppenheim Anat Sci Int, 2004) WHAT HAPPENS IF DEVELOPMENTAL NEURON CELL DEATH IS ABSENT?
32 IN ABSENCE OF NORMAL DEVELOPMENTAL CELL DEATH MOST EXCESS NEURONS BECOME ATROPHIC: EXAMPLE OF FACIAL NERVE White et al. J Neurosci 1998
33 RETINAL NEURON RESPONSES TO LIGHT CHANGE IN ABSENCE OF NORMAL DEVELOPMENTAL CELL DEATH WT BAX-/- mv Relative number of responding neurons GCL=ganglion cell layer INL=inner nuclear layer ONL=outer nuclear layer IPL=inner plexiform layer 0 ROD TEST CONE TEST (Péquignot et al. Dev Dyn 2003
34 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN VERTEBRATE NEURODEVELOPMENT? PREVENT OVER-PRODUCTION OF NEUROPROGENITOR CELLS TO GENERATE PROPER SIZED BRAIN
35 EMBRYOGENIC DEFECTS IN A MOUSE LACKING CASPASE-9 From: Kuida et al Cell:94: , 1998
36 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN NEURODEVELOPMENT? ELIMINATION OF CELLS WITH DAMAGED DNA OR WITH OTHER DEFECTS
37 WHY DOES CELL DEATH OCCUR IN VERTEBRATE NEURODEVELOPMENT? A MEANS OF EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE: ADAPTIVE CHANGES IN THE ONTOGENETIC DEATH AND SURVIVAL OF CELLS IN REPSPONSE TO GENETIC MUTATION (E.G. THE PRODUCTION OF EXCESS NEURONS COULD BE USED FOR THE INNERVATION OF NEW TARGETS MADE AVAILABLE BY THE EVOLUTION OF LIMBS) (Buss and Oppenheim Anat Sci Int, 2004)
38 WHAT ARE THE MECHANISMS BY WHICH NEURON SURVIVAL AND DEATH ARE REGULATED DURING VERTEBRATE DEVELOPMENT?
39 SPECIFICITY OF NEUROTROPHIN FAMILY RECEPTOR BINDING NGF NT3 BDNF NT4/5 TRKA TRKC TRKB
40 TRK SIGNALING AND PROMOTION OF NEURON SURVIVAL NGF TRKA WORTMANNIN LY D/N PI3K ACT-PI3K D/N AKT ACT-AKT PI3K AKT RAS ERK D/N-RAS ACT-RAS PD98059 U0126 DEATH IN SOME PARADIGMS SURVIVAL
41 EXAMPLES OF HOW AKT PROMOTES SURVIVAL BAD AKT P-BAD (cytoplasmic) mitochondria DEATH FRKH AKT P-FRKH (cytoplasmic) nucleus Bim DEATH TRANSCRIPTIONAL IAP AKT ACTIVATION IAP
42 MITOCHONDRIA AND APOPTOTIC DEATH APOPTOTIC STIMULI BAX BIM BAX BIM BIM BIM BCL2 mitochondrion BCL2 BAX BAX BAK EGL1 CED9 CED3 CYTOCHROME C APAF1 (APOPTOSOME) CED4 CASPASE 9 ACTIVATION CASPASE 3,6,7 ACTIVATION
43 Plotted from data in: Yaginuma et al. J Neurosci 1996 DEVELOPMENTAL NEURON CELL DEATH IN VERTEBRATES REQUIRES MACROMOLECULAR SYNTHESIS % PYKNOTIC CELLS IN CERVICAL SPINAL CORD OF CHICK EMBRYO VEHICLE CYCLOHEX ACT-D
44 TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF APOPTOTIC DEATH APOPTOTIC STIMULI P53 P63 p73 cjun FKH E2F NFKB BCL2 BIM BIM mitochondrion BAX BCL2 BAX AIF CYTOCHROME C APAF1 SMAC/DIABLO CASPASE 9 ACTIVATION CASPASE 3,6,7 ACTIVATION IAPs
45 AKT BLOCKS DEATH AT MULTIPLE LEVELS OF THE APOPTOTIC MECHANISM APOPTOTIC STIMULI NEUROTROPHIC FACTORS/AKT P53/ P63/ P73 BAD FAS-L cjun FKH E2F NFKB FAS BIM BCL2 BAX BIM BCL2 BAX mitochondrion AIF CYTOCHROME C APAF1 BCLX-L SMAC BLOCK APOPTOTIC TRANSC. PATHWAYS (FKH PHOSPHORYLATION) ELEVATE ANTI- APOPTOTIC MOLECULES CASPASE 9 ACTIVATION CASPASE 3,6,7 ACTIVATION IAPs PHOSPHORYLATE, EXCLUDE PRO- APOPTOTIC BAD
46 C-JUN IS PHOSPHORYLATED/ACTIVATED IN NGF-DEPRIVED NEURONS Eilers et al. J Neurosci 1998
47 BLOCKING JNK ACTIVATION BLOCKS NEURON DEATH CAUSED BY NGF DEPRIVATION +NGF -NGF -NGF +CEP1347
48 DEATH SIGNALING BY THE JNK PATHWAY IN NEURON DEATH APOPTOTIC STIMULI PO4 GTP GDP RAC1 PO4 PO4 MLK MLK POSH PO4 MKK4/7 JNK JIP PO4 JUN BIM
49 BIM IS A PRO-APOPTOTIC MEMBER OF THE BCL2 FAMILY Puma
50 BIM IS UPREGULATED BY NGF DEPRIVATION, PARTLY VIA THE JNK PATHWAY AND CONTRIBUTES TO NEURON DEATH Bim = d/n Jun Whitfield et al Neuron 2001
51 MLKS AND POSH ARE DEGRADED IN VIABLE NEURONS APOPTOTIC STIMULI GDP RAC1 MLK MLK POSH MKK4/7 JNK JIP JUN BIM PROTEASOME
52 MLKS AND POSH ARE STABILIZED BY A FEEDBACK LOOP MECHANISM IN RESPONSE TO APOPTOTIC STIMULI APOPTOTIC STIMULI PO4 GTP RAC1 PO4 PO4 MLK MLK POSH PO4 MKK4/7 JNK JIP JUN BIM PROTEASOME
53 DEATH SIGNALING BY THE JNK PATHWAY IN NEURON DEATH APOPTOTIC STIMULI Hr -NGF POSH PO4 JNK Neuronal PC12 cells GTP RAC1 PO4 PO4 MLK MLK POSH PO4 MKK4/7 JNK JIP PO4 JUN BIM PROTEASOME
54 JIP AND POSH RELOCALIZE IN RESPONSE TO APOPTOTIC STIMULI i CONTROL DNA DAMAGE ii JIP iii iv v vi POSH
55 CELL CYCLE MOLECULES MEDIATE NEURON CELL DEATH EVOKED BY LOSS OF TROPHIC SUPPORT
56 E2F REGULATES CELL PROLIFERATION PO4 E2F Rb TK C D 1 CDK4 BLOCKED ACTIVATION TRANS-ACTIVATION PO4 Rb S-PHASE E2F CHR MOD C-MYB GENE REPRESSION GENE DE-REPRESSION
57 E2F REGULATES CELL PROLIFERATION & NEURON DEATH PO4 S-PHASE E2F1 Rb CHR MOD C-MYB C D 1 CDK4 GENE REPRESSION GENE DE-REPRESSION PO4 p130 CHR MOD E2F4 C-MYB GENE REPRESSION GENE DE-REPRESSION
58 APOPTOTIC STIMULI ACTIVATE CDK4/6 IN NEURONS
59 p130 IS THE MAJOR E2F PARTER ON CHROMATIN IN NEURONS, IS PHOSPHORYLATED AND LOST WITH NGF DEPRIVATION, RESULTING IN MYB DE-REPRESSION AND UP-REGULATION Antibody Control p130 p107 prb SCG NGF W/D Hrs F C-MYB +NGF p130 C- MYB -NGF
60 E2F REGULATES CELL PROLIFERATION & NEURON DEATH PO4 C D 1 CDK4 E2F4 p130 CHR MOD C-MYB GENE REPRESSION GENE DE-REPRESSION
61 THE E2F PATHWAY LEADS TO BIM UPREGULATION VIA CDK4 AND MYB A. Neuronal PC12 cells GFP Bim merge sibim sib-myb sic-myb sicdk4 siluc
62 E2F AND NEURON CELL DEATH PO4 C D 1 C CDK4 D 1 CDK4 E2F4 p130 SUVH39 HDAC GENE REPRESSION GENE DE-REPRESSION C-MYB APOPTOTIC STIMULI PO4 C-MYB C-JUN FOXO BIM
63 THE CDK4-E2F-p130-MYB-BIM PATHWAY OF NEURON CELL DEATH PO4 C D 1 CDK4 E2F4 p130 HDAC SUVH39 C-MYB GENE REPRESSION GENE DE-REPRESSION APOPTOTIC STIMULI PO4 C-MYB C-JUN FOX O BIM
64 TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF APOPTOTIC DEATH APOPTOTIC STIMULI P53 P63 p73 cjun FKH E2F NFKB BCL2 BIM BIM mitochondrion BAX BCL2 BAX AIF CYTOCHROME C APAF1 SMAC/DIABLO CASPASE 9 ACTIVATION CASPASE 3,6,7 ACTIVATION IAPs
65 THERE IS MASSIVE DEATH OF NEURONS, NEUROPROGENITORS AND OLIGODENDROGLIA IN NORMAL VERTEBRATE DEVELOPMENT THIS IS LARGELY REGULATED BY ACCESS TO LIMITING SUPPLIES OF EXOGENOUS SURVIVAL-PROMOTING TROPHIC FACTORS SURVIVAL IS PROMOTED LARGELY BY ACTIVATION OF AKT AS WELL AS OF ERKS AND INVOLVES BLOCKADE OF DEATH PATHWAYS AT MULTIPLE POINTS DEVELOPMENTAL NEURON DEATH IS TRANSCRIPTION DEPENDENT INDUCTION OF DEATH INVOLVES MULTIPLE PRO-APOTOTIC SIGNALING PATHWAYS, SOME OF WHICH CONVERGE ON INDUCTION OF BH3-DOMAIN PROTEINS
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