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High selective pressure for Notch1 mutations that induce Myc in T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia by Mark Y. Chiang, Qing Wang, Anna C. Gormley, Sarah J. Stein, Lanwei Xu, Olga Shestova, Jon C. Aster, and Warren S. Pear Blood Volume 128(18):2229-2240 November 3, 2016 ©2016 by American Society of Hematology

The pan-Notch inhibitor DNMAML-GFP is expressed in most T cells beginning at the DN3 stage. The pan-Notch inhibitor DNMAML-GFP is expressed in most T cells beginning at the DN3 stage. Flow cytometric analysis of DN T-cell development and DNMAML-GFP expression in DN2 (CD44+CD25+Lin−), DN3 (CD44−CD25+Lin−), and DN4 (CD44−CD25−Lin−) subsets at 5 to 7 weeks of age in the 6 different mouse strains used in the study (Table 1). Flow cytometric analysis of thymic development beyond the DN T-cell stage and expression of the DNMAML-GFP genetic inhibitor in ISP (CD8+TCRβ−), DP (CD4+CD8+), mature CD8 (CD8+TCRβ+), and mature CD4 (CD4+TCRβ+) subsets in the 6 different mouse strains used in the study. See supplemental Figure 1 for absolute numbers. Mark Y. Chiang et al. Blood 2016;128:2229-2240 ©2016 by American Society of Hematology

Escape from Notch suppression by heterozygous DNMAML-GFP occurs frequently during T-ALL development. Escape from Notch suppression by heterozygous DNMAML-GFP occurs frequently during T-ALL development. (A) Survival curve showing the fraction of LC (N = 5 mice), LCR (N = 15), LCDR (N = 11), and LCD (N = 6) mice developing T-ALL over time. (B) Flow cytometric analysis of peripheral blood leukocytes showing expression of DNMAML-GFP of a representative LCDR mouse. Both DNMAML-GFP+ and DNMAML-GFP− (internal negative control) subsets were analyzed for immature T-cell blasts using CD4 and CD8 markers at 6 weeks, 22 weeks, and 24 weeks of age. (C) Flow cytometric analysis of thymic lymphomas of 3 representative LCDR mice with T-ALL showing expression of DNMAML-GFP, CD4, and CD8. (D) DNA sequence analysis of endogenous Notch1 in thymic lymphomas of 7 LCDR mice with T-ALL. Mutations in the HD and PEST domains are shown in addition to the mutational consequence in the protein. Mutations were detected upon morbidity at 110 days (total average) of age, 107 days (LCDR1), 105 days (LCDR2), 80 days (LCDR3), 167 days (LCDR4), and 90 days (LCDR6). (E) Genomic PCR strategy to determine the presence of DNMAML-GFP at the ROSA26 locus. The DNMAML-GFP (“DNMAML”) allele generates a ∼400-bp fragment whereas the WT allele generates a ∼700-bp fragment. (F) Genomic PCR analysis of 3 thymic lymphomas for the DNMAML-GFP and WT alleles at the ROSA26 locus. cDNA, complementary DNA; ID, identification; SA, splice acceptor. Mark Y. Chiang et al. Blood 2016;128:2229-2240 ©2016 by American Society of Hematology

Escape from Notch suppression by homozygous DNMAML-GFP occurs frequently during T-ALL development. Escape from Notch suppression by homozygous DNMAML-GFP occurs frequently during T-ALL development. (A) Survival curve showing the fraction of LCR (N = 15), LCDDR (N = 8), and LCDD (N = 6) mice that develop T-ALL over time. (B) Flow cytometric analysis of thymic lymphomas of 4 representative LCDDR mice with T-ALL showing loss of expression of DNMAML-GFP. (C) Quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction analysis for expression of Notch1 target genes (Deltex1, Myc, and Hes1). For the LCDDR1 tumor, messenger RNA (mRNA) of DNMAML-GFP+ cells is compared with mRNA of DNMAML-GFP− cells. For the LCDDR2 tumor, mRNA of DNMAML-GFP+ cells is compared with mRNA of DNMAML-GFP− cells of sorted ISP cells (CD8+TCRβ−) or DP cells (CD4+CD8+). (D) Thymic lymphoma cells from LCDDR mice were enriched for cells expressing DNMAML-GFP and transferred to lethally irradiated recipients. DNMAML-GFP expression was analyzed by flow cytometry in presort T-ALL cells, postsort T-ALL cells, and T-ALL cells in 4 representative secondary recipients. (E-F) DNA sequence analysis of (E) exon 34 (where PEST mutations occur; 4 LCDDR mice and 1 LCDR mouse) or (F) the 5′ region of endogenous Notch1 (where type I rearrangements occur16; 2 LCDDR mice) in thymic lymphomas sorted for DNMAML-GFP+ and DNMAML-GFP− subpopulations. Mark Y. Chiang et al. Blood 2016;128:2229-2240 ©2016 by American Society of Hematology

Suppression of DNMAML-GFP improves survival, relieves cell cycle arrest, and increases LIC frequency. Suppression of DNMAML-GFP improves survival, relieves cell cycle arrest, and increases LIC frequency. Sorted DNMAML-expressing thymic lymphoma cells from LCDDR mice were transferred into secondary recipients. T-ALLs that developed in these mice were subdivided into T-ALL cells that continued to express DNMAML-GFP (DNMAML+) and T-ALL cells that suppressed DNMAML-GFP (DNMAML−). These 2 populations were then analyzed for T-cell markers (CD4 and CD8), apoptotic cells (Annexin V+/7-AAD−), and cell cycle status using flow cytometry. A representative recipient mouse is shown in panel A and the rest of the cohort is shown in panel B in scatter plot format. P values (Student t test) were .0002 (% Annexin V+/7-AAD−), .0004 (% G0/G1), <.0001 (% S), and <.0001 (% G2M) and are shown on the plots. (C) Sorted DNMAML-GFP+ or DNMAML-GFP− thymic lymphoma cells were transferred at limiting dilution into lethally irradiated secondary recipient mice. The number of mice in each cohort that developed T-ALL over at least 6 months was used to determine the frequency of LIC activity by Poisson statistics. C.I., confidence interval. Mark Y. Chiang et al. Blood 2016;128:2229-2240 ©2016 by American Society of Hematology

Ectopic expression of Myc, but not myr-AKT, bypasses the need for Notch activation and generates lymphomas resistant to Notch inhibition. Ectopic expression of Myc, but not myr-AKT, bypasses the need for Notch activation and generates lymphomas resistant to Notch inhibition. Lethally irradiated LC recipient mice were reconstituted with 5FU-treated donor LCR BM cells after transduction with retroviral supernatants expressing empty vector (N = 8), myr-AKT (N = 7), or Myc (N = 7). (A) Kaplan-Meier curve showing fraction of mice without T-ALL after BMT. P values (log-rank test) were <.0001 (vector vs myr-AKT), .0012 (vector vs Myc), and not significant (n.s.) (myr-AKT vs Myc). (B) Flow cytometric analysis of CD4 and CD8 expression of vector, myr-AKT, and Myc-transduced thymic lymphomas. (C) Western blot analysis of vector, myr-AKT, and Myc-transduced T-ALLs (for antibodies and blotting procedures, see “Methods”). ICN1, staining observed with an antibody against the V1744 epitope, which only recognizes the γ-secretase cleaved ICN1; Notch1 NTM, staining observed with an antibody against the C-terminal region of Notch1, which recognizes the furin-processed NTM; p-AKT, staining observed with an antibody specific for AKT phosphorylated on S473; p-S6K, staining observed with an antibody specific for S6K phosphorylated on Thr389; t-AKT, total AKT; t-S6K, total S6K. The arrow indicates ICN1 likely resulting from 5′ rearrangements or other mutations as described in “Results.” The multiple bands within the brackets likely result from combined PEST mutations and 5′ rearrangements or other mutations as described in “Results.” (D) Primary T-ALL cell lines derived from vector, myr-AKT, and Myc T-ALLs were cultured ex vivo for 3 weeks. These cell lines were then treated with GSIs (1 μM JC-19) for 6 days and counted on day 6. Fold expansion was calculated based on the initial day 0 cell counts. DMSO, dimethyl sulfoxide. Mark Y. Chiang et al. Blood 2016;128:2229-2240 ©2016 by American Society of Hematology

Ectopic Myc expression counters the loss of DNMAML-GFP expression in LCDDR tumors. Ectopic Myc expression counters the loss of DNMAML-GFP expression in LCDDR tumors. Lethally irradiated LC recipient mice were reconstituted with 5FU-treated donor LCDDR BM cells after transduction with empty NFGR vector (negative control) or Myc-IRES-NGFR vector expressing retrovirus. The resulting splenic lymphoma cells in NGFR-transduced (A) and Myc-transduced (B) mice were analyzed for Thy-1 and CD3ε expression by flow cytometry. Three representative tumors are shown. DNMAML-GFP expression within the Thy-1+ gate is also shown and displayed as a scatterplot (C). P value was .0084 for the NGFR vs Myc comparison (Student t test). Mark Y. Chiang et al. Blood 2016;128:2229-2240 ©2016 by American Society of Hematology