Hematopoiesis and leukemogenesis in mice expressing oncogenic NrasG12D from the endogenous locus by Qing Li, Kevin M. Haigis, Andrew McDaniel, Emily Harding-Theobald,

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Hematopoiesis and leukemogenesis in mice expressing oncogenic NrasG12D from the endogenous locus by Qing Li, Kevin M. Haigis, Andrew McDaniel, Emily Harding-Theobald, Scott C. Kogan, Keiko Akagi, Jasmine C. Y. Wong, Benjamin S. Braun, Linda Wolff, Tyler Jacks, and Kevin Shannon Blood Volume 117(6):2022-2032 February 10, 2011 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology

Reduced survival of Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice. Reduced survival of Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice. (A) Injecting Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice with poly I:C excises a transcriptional repressor (“STOP”) cassette and induces NrasG12D expression from the endogenous genetic locus. (B) The recombined NrasG12D allele is detected in blood cells 3 weeks after a single injection of poly I:C (250 μg) in mice that inherited the Mx1-Cre transgene (Mx1−Cre+) but not in Mx1−Cre− littermates. The DNA fragments amplified from the WT and recombined alleles migrate at 500 and 534 bp, respectively. (C) Kaplan-Meier survival curves of Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D (n = 22) and control WT littermates (n = 38) in the C57BL6/129Sv/jae F1 background (P < .0001). Qing Li et al. Blood 2011;117:2022-2032 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology

Myeloproliferation in Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice. Myeloproliferation in Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice. Hematopoietic tissues from F1 Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice (Nras, n = 14) that appeared well at 6 months of age were analyzed in parallel with specimens from WT littermates (n = 10). (A) Peripheral blood analysis and spleen weight from Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice and WT littermates. P value for the mean white blood cell counts, hemoglobin concentrations (Hb), peripheral lymphocyte and myeloid cell (neutrophils and monocytes) counts, and spleen (SP) weights are .0356, .1825, .0084, .1093, and .0053, respectively. (B) Flow cytometric analysis of bone marrow cells (BM) and splenocytes (SP) with the myeloid markers Gr1 and Mac1. The frequency of the cells in the red gate (mac1+Gr1low and Mac1+Gr1+) was used to calculate the percentage of myeloid cells. A summary of 14 Nras mutant and 10 WT animals is shown on the right. P values for bone marrow and spleen are .0015 and .0379, respectively. (C) CFU-GM colonies were enumerated from WT and Nras mutant BM and SP in methylcellulose cultures containing no cytokines or a saturating dose concentration of GM-CSF (10 ng/mL). (D) Morphology of CFU-GM colonies from WT, Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D (Nras), and Mx1-Cre, KrasG12D (Kras) BM (original magnification × 40). Qing Li et al. Blood 2011;117:2022-2032 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology

Effects of NrasG12D expression on hematopoietic stem cell and myeloid progenitor populations. Effects of NrasG12D expression on hematopoietic stem cell and myeloid progenitor populations. (A) Flow cytometric analysis was performed on 3 months old F1 WT (open bars) and Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D (solid bars) bone marrow that were stained with a combination of cell surface markers to characterize HSC, MPP, CMP, GMP, and MEP populations. The absolute numbers of cells in each compartment were calculated using an established formula that estimates that 2 femurs and 2 tibiae contain 20% of total nucleated bone marrow cells.23P values for LSKF+, CMPs, GMPs, and MEPs are .0578, .0166, .0272, and .0665, respectively. (B) BrdU incorporation by hematopoietic cells enriched for myeloid progenitor activity (CMPs, GMPs, and MEPs as sorted in panel A) and for HSCs (LSK as sorted in panel A) from 3-month-old F1 WT (open bars) and Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D (solid bars) bone marrow. P value for LSK is .0596. Qing Li et al. Blood 2011;117:2022-2032 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology

Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D myeloid progenitors show distinct patterns of cytokine hypersensitivity. Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D myeloid progenitors show distinct patterns of cytokine hypersensitivity. (A). CFU-GM colony growth from WT (blue lines), Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D (red lines), and Mx1-Cre, KrasG12D (black lines) cells in response to GM-CSF (left panel), IL-3 (middle panel), and SCF (right panel). (B). Adding SCF (10 ng/mL) to methylcellulose cultures containing a range of IL-3 concentrations revealed synergistic effects on CFU-GM growth from WT and Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D bone marrow (left and middle panels), but not Mx1-Cre, KrasG12D (right panel) marrow. The data are derived from 5 independent experiments. Well-appearing 3-month-old F1 Nras and Kras mutant mice were used. Qing Li et al. Blood 2011;117:2022-2032 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology

Cytokine-induced activation of Ras effectors in Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D myeloid cells. Cytokine-induced activation of Ras effectors in Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D myeloid cells. (A) The Mac1−Gr1lowcKit+ gate was used to enrich for immature myeloid lineage cells. (B) Levels of phosphorylated ERK and S6 (pERK and pS6) were assayed in 3-month-old F1 WT, Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D, and Mx1-Cre, KrasG12D cells before and after stimulation with a saturating dose of IL-3 (50 ng/mL) or SCF (100 ng/mL) for 10 and 30 minutes. The vertical line in each panel indicates the basal level of protein phosphorylation in unstimulated WT cells. (C) Levels of pERK and pS6 were quantitated by median fluorescence signal from pFACS in panel B and compared with WT basal level, which was assigned a value of 1. Qing Li et al. Blood 2011;117:2022-2032 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology

Ras expressions and protein activities. Ras expressions and protein activities. (A) Quantitative reverse-transcribed PCR was performed to determine Nras and Kras mRNA levels in normal hematopoietic cells that were sorted from bone marrow of 3-month-old WT F1 mice. Different populations were defined according to Figure 3A. The level of GAPDH was used as a loading control. The relative levels of Nras or Kras to GAPDH were determined in 4 independently sorted bone marrow samples. Expression in whole marrow (WBM) was normalized to a value of 1 for comparison with subpopulations. (B) Western blot of subpopulations from 3-month-old F1 bone marrow probed with N-Ras and K-Ras specific antibodies. Actin level was used as a loading control. (C) Activated, GTP-bound Ras proteins were immunoprecipitated from WT, Kras mutant, and Nras mutant cells and probed with pan Ras antibody (top). Total protein lysates were probed with pan Ras (middle) and actin (bottom) antibodies. (D) Quantitative reverse-transcribed PCR of Nras and Kras mRNAs from WT, Kras mutant, and Nras mutant bone marrow cells. Qing Li et al. Blood 2011;117:2022-2032 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology

NrasG12D cooperates with MOL4070LTR to induce AML NrasG12D cooperates with MOL4070LTR to induce AML. (A) Kaplan-Meier survival curves of WT and Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D pups that were injected with MOL4070LTR (+MOL) and of littermate controls that did not receive this virus (−MOL). NrasG12D cooperates with MOL4070LTR to induce AML. (A) Kaplan-Meier survival curves of WT and Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D pups that were injected with MOL4070LTR (+MOL) and of littermate controls that did not receive this virus (−MOL). Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mice in the +MOL cohort show significantly shorter survival than WT littermates +MOL (P < .0001) or the Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D −MOL group ( < .0001). (B) Blood smear from a Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D mouse with AML. Slides were examined by Nikon Eclipse E400 microscope with 40×/0.75 NA oil objective. Picture was taken with Nikon Coolpix 5000 camera and analyzed with Adobe Photoshop CS3. (C) Flow cytometry demonstrating Mac1 and Gr1 expression on myeloblasts. (D) Southern blot analysis with a probe to the MOL4070 LTR sequences demonstrates that Mx1-Cre, NrasG12D leukemias are clonal. Primary AMLs (1, 2, and 3) were transplanted into sublethally irradiated recipients (labeled as 1T1, etc). (E) Semiquantitative PCR with primers that amplify both WT and mutant Nras allele demonstrates the loss of the WT allele in most Nras mutant AMLs (the amplification product corresponding to the WT Nras allele is not visible in lanes 1 and 2, and greatly reduced in intensity in lanes 3, 5, and 6). (F) Evi1 expression measured by quantitative reverse-transcribed PCR in WT whole bone marrow (WT), AML that does not have Evi1 integration (Neg), and 3 AMLs that harbor Evi1 integrations (Pos1, Pos2, and Pos3). The level of Evi1 was normalized to expression of GAPDH and presented as fold increase compared with the level in the WT whole bone marrow. Error bars represent SD from triplicates. (G) Blast colony growth from Nras mutant AMLs (red line) is hypersensitive to the MEK inhibitor PD0325901 compared with CFU-GM colony growth from WT marrow (blue line). Colony growth was assayed in methylcellulose cultures containing a saturating dose of GM-CSF (10 ng/mL) over a range of PD0325901 concentrations. Qing Li et al. Blood 2011;117:2022-2032 ©2011 by American Society of Hematology