The zebrafish udu gene encodes a novel nuclear factor and is essential for primitive erythroid cell development by Yanmei Liu, Linsen Du, Motomi Osato,

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The zebrafish udu gene encodes a novel nuclear factor and is essential for primitive erythroid cell development by Yanmei Liu, Linsen Du, Motomi Osato, Eng Hui Teo, Feng Qian, Hao Jin, Fenghua Zhen, Jin Xu, Lin Guo, Honghui Huang, Jun Chen, Robert Geisler, Yun-Jin Jiang, Jinrong Peng, and Zilong Wen Blood Volume 110(1):99-106 July 1, 2007 ©2007 by American Society of Hematology

Primitive erythroid hypoplasia in Udusq1−/− mutants. Primitive erythroid hypoplasia in Udusq1−/− mutants. (A-L) WISH of scl (A-B), gata1 (C-D), band3 (E-F), and βe3-globin (G-L) expression. (M-N) o-dianisidine staining of 2-dpf wild-type and Udusq1−/− embryos. All embryos are in lateral views with anterior to the left. Yanmei Liu et al. Blood 2007;110:99-106 ©2007 by American Society of Hematology

Primitive erythroid cells in Udusq1−/− mutants are defective in cell proliferation and differentiation. Primitive erythroid cells in Udusq1−/− mutants are defective in cell proliferation and differentiation. (A,D) FACS profile of the cell suspensions from 24-hpf wild-type (A) or Udusq1−/− mutant (D) embryos. The y-axis indicates the intensity of the GFP expression; x-axis represents cell size. (B,E) The GFP+ hematopoietic cells in panel A (total of 5394 cells) (B) and panel D (total of 6874 cells) (E) are subjected to DNA content analysis by Hoechst 33342 staining. The y-axis indicates the cell number, whereas the x-axis represents the DNA content. The percentages of each phase in cell cycle are given. (C,F) May-Grunwald and Giemsa staining analysis (magnification, × 1000) of sorted GFP+ cells in panels A (C) and D (F). Black and red arrows in panel C indicate erythroid and myeloid cells, respectively. Yanmei Liu et al. Blood 2007;110:99-106 ©2007 by American Society of Hematology

Identification of the Udu gene. Identification of the Udu gene. (A) The udu gene is mapped to LG16 within the region covered by 3 BACs, zC196P10, zK7E18, and zC113G11. The number in red represents the number of the recombinants over 5864 meiosis events for each SSLP marker. Sequence analysis confirms that the udu mutation is situated in the BAC zC196P10. (B) The udu gene consists of 31 exons (solid box) and encodes a protein of 2055 aa. Both Udutu24 and Udusq1 harbor a nonsense mutation in exons 12 and 21, respectively. (C-F) WISH of band3 expression of 22-hpf wild-type embryo (C), Udusq1−/− embryo (D), Udusq1−/− embryo injected with in vitro synthesized wild-type udu (udu-wt) RNA (E), and Udusq1−/− embryo injected with in vitro–synthesized T2976A mutant (udu-T2976A) RNA (F). (G-J) band3 (G-H) and βe3-globin (I-J) expression by WISH in the 22-hpf control morphants (G,I), and MO-udu-2 morphants (H,J). In panels C to J, embryos are in lateral views with anterior to the left. Yanmei Liu et al. Blood 2007;110:99-106 ©2007 by American Society of Hematology

Temporal and spatial expression of the Udu gene during early zebrafish development. Temporal and spatial expression of the Udu gene during early zebrafish development. (A-I) Lateral views of WISH of udu expression in 1-cell (A), 2.5-hpf (B), 4-hpf (C), 6-hpf (D), 10-hpf (E), 12-hpf (F), 14-hpf (G), 18-hpf (H), and 24-hpf (I) embryos. White and black arrows indicate the ICM and the anterior region of kidney duct, respectively. Embryos in panels A-D are orientated with animal pole on top, whereas embryos in panels E-I are orientated with anterior to the left. Yanmei Liu et al. Blood 2007;110:99-106 ©2007 by American Society of Hematology

The Udu gene encodes a putative transcriptional modulator. The Udu gene encodes a putative transcriptional modulator. (A) The Udu protein contains 6 conserved regions: CR-1, CR-2, CR-3, PAH-L1, PAH-L2, and SANT-L. (B) Protein sequence alignment of SANT-L domain between zebrafish Udu (top, fish-Udu, 1947-2039 aa) and mouse Udu homolog GON4L (1UG2 A). (C-F) Lateral views of o-dianisidine staining of 2-dpf wild-type (C), Udusq1−/− embryo (D), the Udusq1−/− embryo injected with udu-wt RNA (E), and the Udusq1−/− embryo injected with udu-ΔSANT-L RNA (F). The embryos in panels C-F are in lateral views with anterior to the left. Arrows in panels C and E indicate o-dianisidine–stained red blood cells. (G) PI staining of the pcDNA3.1/udu-wt–transfected COS7 cells. (H) Immunohistochemistry staining of the pcDNA3.1/udu-wt–transfected COS7 cells with the anti-Udu polyclonal antibody. (I) Superimposed image of panels G and H. Scale bars in panels G-I represent 10 μm. Yanmei Liu et al. Blood 2007;110:99-106 ©2007 by American Society of Hematology

Up-regulation of p53 activity partially contributes to the erythroid phenotype in Udusq1−/− mutants. Up-regulation of p53 activity partially contributes to the erythroid phenotype in Udusq1−/− mutants. (A-B) WISH shows that p53 expression is elevated in 24-hpf Udusq1−/− embryos (B) compared with wild-type (A). (C-E) WISH of band3 in 22-hpf wild-type embryos (C) and Udusq1−/− mutant embryos injected with control MO (D) or p53 MO (E). (F-H) o-dianisidine staining of 2-dpf wild-type embryo (F) and Udusq1−/− mutant embryos injected with control MO (G) or p53 MO (H). (I-K) WISH of gadd45αl in 24-hpf wild-type embryos (I) and Udusq1−/− mutant embryos injected with control MO (J) or p53 MO (K). All embryos are in lateral views with anterior to the left. Arrows in panels F and H indicate o-dianisidine–stained red blood cells. Yanmei Liu et al. Blood 2007;110:99-106 ©2007 by American Society of Hematology