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Kyla Esposito Fay Lab 4/29/17 Parallel genetic pathways contribute to epidermal structure and resistance of biomechanical force during C. elegans development Kyla Esposito Fay Lab 4/29/17

Sensory Depression in Wild-type Wild-type embryos form a small indentation at the anterior end at 1.5- fold stage Transient structure Usually disappears at 3-fold stage Occurs as pharynx elongates during early embryogenesis Biomechanical force 1.5-Fold Stage

Pharynx Ingressed (PIN) Phenotype Posterior displacement of pharynx and buccal capsule In mec-8; sym-3/4 mutants the sensory depression deepened at 3- fold stage forming keyhole structure Inability to withstand biomechanical pulling force Results in larvae that are unable to feed Larval lethality 3-fold Larvae

Extracellular Matrix Provides structure and protection Improper ECM leads to Developmental disorders Birth defects Connective tissue disorders Studied in basement membranes, little is known about apical ECM (aECM)

Mec-8 MEC-8 is highly conserved in vertebrates Regulates the alternative splicing of a conserved basement membrane protein RNAi of fbn-1 strongly enhances Pin in sym-3, sym-4 and mec-8 mutants

FBN-1 Critical embryonic sheath component that prevents defects of the epidermis by actinomyosin contractions Shares homology to human fibrillins Mutation in human FBN1 lead to Marfan Syndrome Mutations in human FBN2 lead to Beals Syndrome Mutations in human FBN3 linkd to Waill-Marchesani Syndrome

Sym-3/4 Both SYM-3/4 are highly conserved in vertebrates SYM-3 SYM-4 Associated with membrane tethering Regulate endocytosis SYM-4 Controls endocytic recycling Exocytosis

Methods

aECM Components Screen to look for likely aECM components using genes from three data sets: N-glycosylated Oscillating Secreted Proteins with ZP domans, EGF-like domains, RGD domains and eLRRon domains

Future Directions Finish screening enhancers with fbn-1 Test more enhancers Look for expression in epidermis

Acknowledgements Fay Lab Sarina Bernazzani Melissa Kelley Vladimir Lazetic Sara Cisneros Braveen Joseph Kristin Di Bona Evguenia Karina Dr. David Fay