By: Holly Heacock Prader Willi Syndrome & Necdin.

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By: Holly Heacock Prader Willi Syndrome & Necdin

What is Prader Willi Syndrome? Behavioral Disorder:

How is Necdin Involved? Necdin is in the PWS critical region

What does Necdin do and where? Cellular Components Molecular Function Biological Processes DNA Binding Nucleus Cytoplasm Cell Cycle Arrest Nerve Cell Differentiation

What is the structure of NDN? MAGE MAGE What is the MAGE Domain?

aa % % % % % How well conserved is NDN? 321 aa 325 aa % Identity

What is the Phylogeny of NDN? Squirrel Chimp Human Rhesus Macaque Cow Wolf Walrus Cat Mouse

New Finding: Necdin’s role in muscle and fat differentiation

Knowledge Gap: Does the loss of necdin cause a transition from loss of muscle cell formation to an increase of fat cell formation at a certain point in development? Hypothesis: The loss of necdin regulates the transition from muscle cell differentiation to fat cell differentiation during development in Prader-Willi Syndrome individuals.

Loss of NDNWT NDN Aim 1: What is the expression of fat vs. muscle genes? More Fat Regulatory Genes? Hypothesis: Fat regulatory genes than muscle in mutant

Aim 2: Does the loss of necdin contribute to muscle cell loss and fat cell accumulation at a certain stage in development? WT NDN Loss of NDN Hypothesis: Fat regulatory proteins during development in mutant LC-MS/MS

Aim 3 : What are necdin interaction partners with fat and muscle cell regulatory proteins throughout development? Hypothesis: Necdin will interact with many muscle cell regulatory proteins and fewer fat cell regulatory proteins, but new fat cell regulatory proteins will be found. Step 1: Cell Cycle Regulation Muscle Cell Differentiation Craniofacial Patterning Future Directions Calcium Binding

Aim 3: Step Two- Y2H Screening

Determine relationship between Ngfr, Necdin, and adipose differentiation Create Diagnosis Plans using timeline information Explore relationship of necdin in fat and muscle cell differentiation further Future Directions NDNNgfr

Questions?