Drosophila piwi Mutants Exhibit Germline Stem Cell Tumors that Are Sustained by Elevated Dpp Signaling  Zhigang Jin, Alex S. Flynt, Eric C. Lai  Current.

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Drosophila piwi Mutants Exhibit Germline Stem Cell Tumors that Are Sustained by Elevated Dpp Signaling  Zhigang Jin, Alex S. Flynt, Eric C. Lai  Current Biology  Volume 23, Issue 15, Pages 1442-1448 (August 2013) DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2013.06.021 Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 piwi Mutants Exhibit Predominant Germline Stem Cell-like Tumors and Elevated Dpp Signaling (A–C) Partial or whole germaria in <1-day-old piwi[1/Δ37] ovaries stained for Hts (red), Tj (green), and DNA (blue) and quantified as noted. (A) Example of germarium lacking germline stem cells (GSCs). (B) Partial germarium consisting of “orphan” terminal filaments (TFs) and cap cells (CCs). (C) Example of germarium displaying a GSC tumor. (D–F) Egg chambers are abbreviated in piwi mutants and exhibit GSC-like tumors; these phenotypes are rescued by myc-piwi. Select germarium regions are boxed and enlarged in (D′)–(F′), highlighting approximately three GSC cells with ball spectrosomes (marked with white circles) in piwi heterozygous (D′) and rescued piwi mutants (F′) but GSC-like tumors filling the germaria of piwi mutants (E′). (G) Quantification of spectrosome-containing cells in 7-day-old piwi heterozygous and mutant ovarioles. (H–J) 30-day-old germaria of the respective genotypes resemble their 7-day-old counterparts. (K) Quantification of germline cells expressing the GSC marker pMad in different piwi genotypes. (L and M) Representative staining of pMad in piwi heterozygous (L) and mutant (M) germaria. (N) Quantification of germline cells expressing the GSC/cystoblast marker Dad-GFP in different piwi genotypes. (O and P) Representative Dad-GFP expression in piwi heterozygous (O) and mutant (P) germaria. Error bars in (G), (K), and (N) represent mean with SD. See also Figure S1. Current Biology 2013 23, 1442-1448DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.06.021) Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 Failure of GSC Differentiation in piwi Mutants Is Due to Loss of Bam Expression (A) piwi[1]/+ heterozygote illustrates normal accumulation of Bam protein in differentiating cystocytes (white lines). (B and C) Almost 10% of piwi[1/2] mutant ovaries initiate Bam expression (B, white lines), but the vast majority fail to express Bam (C). Bam staining is shown separately in (A′)–(C′). (D) piwi[1]/+ heterozygote illustrates a normal pattern of bam-GFP expression that begins in differentiating cystocytes—germline cells other than GSCs (white circles) and cystoblasts (dashed circle). (E and F) piwi[1/2] (E) and piwi[2/Δ37] (F) mutants fail to activate bam-GFP in those ectopic GSC-like cells (white line areas). Bam-GFP staining is shown separately in (D′)–(F′). (G–J) Rescue of piwi mutants by ectopic Bam. (G and H) piwi mutant exhibits GSC-like tumors (G), and these persist following heat shock (H). (I and J) In piwi mutants bearing hs-bam, spectrosome morphology changes from ball-shaped before heat shock (I) to branched after a heat-shock treatment (J, areas inside dashed lines). (K) piwi[1/2];hs-bam/+ germarium exhibits many ectopic pMad+ cells with ball-shaped spectrosomes without a heat-shock treatment. (L) Following heat shock, piwi[1/2];hs-bam/+ germarium exhibits pMad-negative cells with branched fusomes (dashed lines) in the niche. pMad staining is shown separately in (K′)–(L′). Current Biology 2013 23, 1442-1448DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.06.021) Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 Spatial and Temporal Function of Dpp Signaling and Piwi for Normal GSC Differentiation (A) piwi GSC-like tumors are rescued by expression of piwi using c587-Gal4, which is active in escort cells (ECs) and follicle cells. White circles highlight two pMad+ GSCs, characteristic of wild-type. (B) Adult-specific rescue of piwi mutant germaria by temporally controlled induction of dpp-RNAi. Inclusion of tub-Gal480[ts] in the background restricts Gal4 activity until shifting to the restrictive temperature (29°C) in adult stages. Ovaries of this genotype remain small due to the developmental defect, but examination of their germaria indicates rescue of normal GSC numbers (white circles) and the presence of differentiating cysts (dashed lines). (C and D) Validation of cell-type- and adult-specific knockdown of Piwi. Females of the genotype c587-Gal4, UAS-piwi-RNAi;tub-Gal80[ts] were raised at 18°C until eclosion and then maintained at 18°C (C) or shifted to 29°C (D) for 11 days of adult life prior to immunostaining for Piwi, Tj, and Gypsy-envelope proteins. Late-stage egg chambers exhibit normal Piwi and Tj accumulation and lack Gypsy reactivity in controls (C–C″), whereas animals shifted to the restrictive temperature specifically lack Piwi in somatic cells and exhibit derepression of Gypsy (D–D″). (E) Knockdown of piwi using cell-type and temporal control demonstrates that GSC-like tumors can be generated by specifically depleting Piwi using c587-Gal4 during late larval stages. (F) Expression of Piwi with cell-type and temporal control in piwi mutants shows that GSC-like tumors can only be substantially rescued when providing Piwi at the third instar using c587-Gal4. See also Figures S2–S4. Error bars in (E) and (F) represent mean with SD. Current Biology 2013 23, 1442-1448DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.06.021) Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 4 Somatic Defects in piwi Mutant Larval Gonads Are Associated with Defective Escort Cell Morphology (A–D) Immunostaining of wandering third-instar larval gonads; dashed lines delineate areas containing primordial germline cells. (A and B) Intermingling of somatic cells (marked by Tj) and germline cells (marked by Vasa) occurs in piwi heterozygotes (A), but not in piwi[1/Δ37] mutants (B). (C and D) Upregulation of the germline differentiation marker bam-GFP occurs in piwi heterozygotes (C, circled), but not in piwi[2/Δ37] mutants (D), and only the former exhibits cells with branched fusome structures (C′, circled). (E and F) Escort cells in adult piwi heterozygous germaria exhibit characteristic cellular extensions (E), but these are largely missing in piwi[1/Δ37] mutants (F). Note that CCs (dashed line areas) are labeled in piwi mutants (F), but not in controls (E). (G) Loss of piwi also reduces the number of ECs. Error bar in (G) represents mean with SD. Current Biology 2013 23, 1442-1448DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.06.021) Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions