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Human CD34+ stem cells express the hiwigene, a human homologue of the Drosophila genepiwi by Arun K. Sharma, Mary C. Nelson, John E. Brandt, Maija Wessman, Nadim Mahmud, Kevin P. Weller, and Ronald Hoffman Blood Volume 97(2):426-434 January 15, 2001 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

hiwi is expressed in human CD34+ cells but not in CD34− hematopoietic cells.Electrophoretic gel shows positive signal for hiwi in CD34+ sample and no signal in CD34− sample by semiquantitative RT-PCR. hiwi is expressed in human CD34+ cells but not in CD34− hematopoietic cells.Electrophoretic gel shows positive signal for hiwi in CD34+ sample and no signal in CD34− sample by semiquantitative RT-PCR. Lane 1, 123-bp DNA ladder; lane 2, CD34+ sample; lane 3, CD34− sample; lane 4, negative control (water) PCR reactions; lane 5, positive control (human testis, 269 bp). Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

Expression of hiwi in subpopulations of CD34+ cells Expression of hiwi in subpopulations of CD34+ cells.Immunomagnetically selected CD34+ human adult BM cells were sorted based on the CD38 expression. Expression of hiwi in subpopulations of CD34+ cells.Immunomagnetically selected CD34+ human adult BM cells were sorted based on the CD38 expression. (A) Gates were established for the flow cytometric isolation of CD34+CD38hi, CD34+CD38lo, and CD34+CD38neg. (B) Semiquantitative RT-PCR ofhiwi in CD34+ subpopulations. Lane 1, 123-bp DNA ladder; lane 2, CD34+CD38neg sample; lane 3, CD34+CD38neg (−RT) sample; lane 4, CD34+CD38lo sample; lane 5, CD34+CD38lo (−RT) sample; lane 6, CD34+CD38hi sample; lane 7, CD34+CD38hi (−RT) sample; lane 8, negative control (water); lane 9, positive control (human testis, 269 bp). Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

Loss of hiwi expression during differentiation of CD34+ marrow cells. Loss of hiwi expression during differentiation of CD34+ marrow cells. CD34+ cells were placed in suspension culture with G-CSF, IL-3, and SCF at 100 ng/mL added every 3 to 4 days. (A) Expression of hiwi as detected by semiquantitative RT-PCR. Lane 1, 123-bp DNA ladder; lane 2, day 0 CD34+ cells; lane 3, day 0 CD34−cells; lane 4, day 1 culture sample; lane 5, day 3 culture sample; lane 6, day 5 culture sample; lane 7, day 7 culture sample; lane 8, day 10 culture sample; lane 9, day 14 culture sample; lane 10, negative control (water); lane 11, positive control (human testis, 269 bp). (B) Internal control of β2-microglobulin gene expression throughout 14 days of culture (330 bp). Lane numberings correspond to the same samples as in panel A. Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

Expression of hiwi in human leukemia cell lines. Expression of hiwi in human leukemia cell lines. (A) Lane 1, 1-kb ladder; lane 2, TF-1; lane 3, Jurkat; lane 4, KG1a; lane 5, KG1; lane 6, K562; lane 7, CEM; lane 8, BV173; lane 9,SUPB13; lane 10, negative control (water); lane 11, human testis positive control (2.3 kb). (B) Samples without reverse transcriptase; same setup as panel A, excluding lanes 7 through 11 (samples 7-9 were donated cDNAs and total RNA samples were not available to perform the −RT control). (C) GAPD internal control (142 bp); lane numberings correspond to the same samples as in panel A, excluding lanes 10 and 11. Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

Tissue distribution of hiwi mRNA.(A) Human fetal tissues. Tissue distribution of hiwi mRNA.(A) Human fetal tissues. (B) Human adult tissues (557 bp for both panels). Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

HIWI protein alignment HIWI protein alignment.Amino acid alignment of the HIWI protein (Genbank accession numberAF264004) to the D. melanogaster PIWI protein (Genbank accession number AF104355). HIWI protein alignment.Amino acid alignment of the HIWI protein (Genbank accession numberAF264004) to the D. melanogaster PIWI protein (Genbank accession number AF104355). Amino acid identities are indicated by identical amino acid matches, whereas mismatches are indicated by a blank space. The + signs refer to positions in which the nature of the residue is conserved as reported by BLASTP homology alignment. Numbering begins at the initiation codon of the PIWI sequence. Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

MTT assay of KG1 cells with or without hiwi. MTT assay of KG1 cells with or without hiwi. KG1 cells were subjected to transfection under 3 different conditions (control KG1, KG1+pCIneo, KG1+pCIneo-hiwi) and were cultured for a 9-day period. An MTT assay was performed on each day to assess cell proliferation from days 1 through 6 and then on day 9. Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

PCR detection of hiwi DNA in transfected KG1 cells PCR detection of hiwi DNA in transfected KG1 cells.(A) PCR amplification of hiwi on mock transfected KG1 cells (d1-6, d9; lanes 2-8), empty vector transfected KG1 cells(d1-6, d9; lanes 9-15), and hiwi-containing vector-transfected KG1 cells (d1-6, d9; lanes... PCR detection of hiwi DNA in transfected KG1 cells.(A) PCR amplification of hiwi on mock transfected KG1 cells (d1-6, d9; lanes 2-8), empty vector transfected KG1 cells(d1-6, d9; lanes 9-15), and hiwi-containing vector-transfected KG1 cells (d1-6, d9; lanes 16-22). Lane 1 is a 1-kb DNA ladder. (B) Samples without reverse transcriptase; same setup as panel A. (C) GAPD internal control (142 bp), same setup as panel A. Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

Induction of apoptosis in KG1 cells overexpressing thehiwi gene Induction of apoptosis in KG1 cells overexpressing thehiwi gene.KG1 cells were transfected under mock, pCIneo empty vector, or pCIneo-hiwi conditions. Induction of apoptosis in KG1 cells overexpressing thehiwi gene.KG1 cells were transfected under mock, pCIneo empty vector, or pCIneo-hiwi conditions. Cells were harvested at 2, 8, 12, and 32 hours, washed with PBS, and resuspended in binding buffer containing Annexin V–FITC and PI. The X-axis represents log fluorescence intensity for Annexin V staining; the Y-axis represents log fluorescence intensity for PI staining. Panels A-C show flow cytometric analysis at a 2-hour time point that consists of a mock, a pCIneo empty vector, and the pCIneo-hiwi transfected KG1 cell populations. Panels D-F, G-I, and J-L show the same analysis but at 8,12, and 32 hours (respectively) after transfection. Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology

Chromosomal localization by FISH analysis Chromosomal localization by FISH analysis.Chromosomal localization of hiwi using a hiwigenomic clone shows hybridization of the genomic probe to the q arm of chromosome 12, specifically between 12q24.2 through 12q24.32. Chromosomal localization by FISH analysis.Chromosomal localization of hiwi using a hiwigenomic clone shows hybridization of the genomic probe to the q arm of chromosome 12, specifically between 12q24.2 through 12q24.32. Arun K. Sharma et al. Blood 2001;97:426-434 ©2001 by American Society of Hematology