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Integration of Bmp and Wnt signaling by Hopx specifies commitment of cardiomyoblasts by Rajan Jain, Deqiang Li, Mudit Gupta, Lauren J. Manderfield, Jamie L. Ifkovits, Qiaohong Wang, Feiyan Liu, Ying Liu, Andrey Poleshko, Arun Padmanabhan, Jeffrey C. Raum, Li Li, Edward E. Morrisey, Min Min Lu, Kyoung-Jae Won, and Jonathan A. Epstein Science Volume 348(6242):aaa6071 June 26, 2015 Published by AAAS

Lineage tracing of Hopx+ cells. Lineage tracing of Hopx+ cells. Images depicting lineage tracing of early Hopx+ cardiomyoblasts that give rise to myocytes in the left ventricle and atria. Some images are duplicated and pseudocolored. Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS

Fig. 1 Prospective identification of cardiomyoblasts. Prospective identification of cardiomyoblasts. (A) A subset of E8.0 Nkx2-5+ cells in the FHF precardiac mesoderm express Hopx. (B) A subset of E8.5 Isl1+ SHF cells in the OFT express Hopx (inset highlights distal OFT). (C and D) Nkx2-5+ (C) and Isl1+ (D) cells give rise to myocytes (Actn2+), epicardium (yellow arrowheads), endothelium (Nos3+, white arrowheads), and smooth muscle (Tagln2+, white arrowheads) at P0. (E) Hopx+ cells give rise to myocytes, not epicardium (yellow arrowheads), endothelium (Nos3, white arrowheads), or smooth muscle (Tagln2, white arrowheads) at P0. (F) Hopx+ cells (GFP+) derive from Nkx2-5+ cells (RFP+, red fluorescent protein) (E9.5, sagittal section). Scale bars: 500 μm [(C to E), whole mount], 100 μm (F), 25 μm (A and B), 10 μm [(C to E), histology]. Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS

Fig. 2 Cardiomyoblasts expand during cardiogenesis. Cardiomyoblasts expand during cardiogenesis. (A and B) E8.25 HopxERCre/+; R26Tom/+ embryos were induced with tamoxifen and harvested at E9.5 (A) and E18.5 (B). Individual Hopx-derived cells are labeled at E9.5 [(A and B) area highlighted by arrowhead is magnified on the right]. At E18.5, clusters of myocytes are identified (B). (C and D) HopxERCre/+; R26Tom/+ embryos were induced with tamoxifen at E8.25 (C) or E9.25 (D) and analyzed at E18.5 (n ≥ 2 litters per time point; two examples at each time point shown). Scale bars: 500 μm (C and D) and 50 μm (A and B). Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS

Fig. 3 Hopx expression precedes troponin expression. Hopx expression precedes troponin expression. (A) Hopx expression precedes Tnnt2 expression in the precardiac mesoderm/FHF at early time points during cardiac development. Hopx+, Tnnt2+ cells are identified a few hours later (white arrowheads). (B). The distal OFT and SHF mesoderm harbor Hopx+, Tnnt2– cells at early time points during cardiac development. Scale bars: 100 μm except right-most panels/insets, which are 50 μm. Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS

Fig. 4 Hopx promotes myogenesis. Hopx promotes myogenesis. (A) Precocious expression of Hopx in CPCs at day 4 of EB differentiation results in more Tnnt2+ cells measured by flow cytometry. (B) Differentiation of Hopx−/− EBs results in fewer Tnnt2+ cells and fewer beating foci compared to Hopx+/− EBs (day 10). Images from three different replicates are shown. (C) Gene Ontology analysis from microarrays done with triplicate samples of Hopx−/− versus Hopx+/− EBs (top 3000 genes down-regulated, ranked by fold change, FDR cutoff = 10%, day 8, GOTERM_BP_FAT). (D) Paucity of Tnnt2+ cells (arrowheads) in the distal OFT Hopx−/− compared to Hopx+/+ embryos (E9.5). ** P < 0.05; n.s., not significant. Scale bars: 500 μm (B), 50 μm (D). Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS

Fig. 5 Myogenesis requires inhibition of Wnt signaling. Myogenesis requires inhibition of Wnt signaling. (A) ChIP-QPCR from E9.5 hearts. Wnt2, Wnt4 sites 1 and 2, and Wnt7a demonstrate greater than 1.4× enrichment (red dashed line) over immunoglobulin G (IgG) in all replicates (denoted by #, n ≥ 3 replicates). (B) Expression analysis of Hopx−/− versus Hopx+/− EBs (day 8). (C) QRT-PCR from littermate E9.5 microdissected hearts. (D) Isl1 (upper panels) and Axin2 (lower panels, RFP expression reflects Axin2 in an Axin2TdTom-ERCre/+ embryo, sagittal sections) are each coexpressed with Hopx in the cardiac OFT. (E) Isl1 and Axin2 expression is expanded in Hopx−/− [arrowheads point to Isl1+ and Axin2+ cells; middle panels show Axin2 immunohistochemistry (IHC) (green), and right panels show RFP IHC in Axin2TdTom-ERCre/+ embryos]. (F) QRT-PCR analyses of Hopx+/− day 8 EBs (red) or Hopx−/− EBs (green) with either 2.5 μM (orange) or 12.5 μM (blue) XAV939 (*P < 0.05 in comparison to Hopx−/−). (G) Comparison of the log2-transformed fold change (M) of genes differentially expressed in Hopx−/− versus Hopx+/− EBs (x axis) versus Hopx−/− + 12.5 μm XAV939 versus Hopx+/− (y axis) (n = 3 samples). Sarcomere-related genes annotated with black dots. Genes above the red line are partially normalized by Wnt inhibition. ** P < 0.05. Scale bars, 50 μm. Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS

Fig. 6 Hopx interacts with an activated Smad complex. Hopx interacts with an activated Smad complex. (A) Bmp4 expression in control E9.5 heart (RNAscope in situ hybridization, brown; sagittal section). Inset focuses on outflow and inflow tracts. (B) Hopx coimmunoprecipitates with Smad4 in 293Tx cells in a Bmp4-dependent manner (0, 2, 10, 25 ng of Bmp4 per milliliter, 7.5% input). (C) Hopx coimmunoprecipitates with Smad4 and phospho-Smad1/5/8 in vivo (E9.5 to E10 tissue lysates, three independent examples of each genotype shown, 7.5% input). (D) NMR structure of Hopx (22) and schema of mutant constructs. (E to I) Proximity ligation assay using transfected 293Tx cells. Presence of Bmp4 and transfected plasmids is indicated. Best representative images from n = 3 experiments shown. Scale bars: 250 μm [(A), top] and 50 μm [(A), bottom, and (E) to (I)]. Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS

Fig. 7 Bmp signaling represses Wnt. Bmp signaling represses Wnt. (A) Expression of Bmp4, Bmp2 (in situ hybridization), Smad4, phospho-Smad1/5/8 (IHC) in control and Hopx−/− E9.5 to E10.5 embryonic hearts, and QRT-PCR of E9.5 hearts (right panel). (B and C) QRT-PCR of E9.5 hearts after culture in increasing concentrations of Bmp4. Multiple experiments from different days of wild-type and Hopx−/− explants pooled. (D) QRT-PCR of day 10 Hopx+/− and Hopx−/− EBs after differentiation with Bmp4. Hopx−/− explants and EBs failed to repress Axin2 as effectively as controls in the presence of Bmp4 [n ≥ 3 for each experiment in (B) to (D)]. (E) Model: A “zone of commitment” in the developing OFT. Wnt-activated, Isl1+ CPCs stream into the OFT and are exposed to Bmp signaling. Hopx+ cardiomyoblasts are committed to the myocyte lineage. **P < 0.05. Scale bars: 100 μm. Rajan Jain et al. Science 2015;348:aaa6071 Published by AAAS