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Dynamic change of transcription pausing through modulating NELF protein stability regulates granulocytic differentiation by Xiuli Liu, Aishwarya A. Gogate, Melodi Tastemel, Venkat S. Malladi, Huiyu Yao, Kim Nguyen, Lily Jun-Shen Huang, and Xiaoying Bai BloodAdv Volume 1(18):1358-1367 August 8, 2017 © 2017 by The American Society of Hematology

Xiuli Liu et al. Blood Adv 2017;1:1358-1367 © 2017 by The American Society of Hematology

Downregulation of NELF protein during granulocytic differentiation. Downregulation of NELF protein during granulocytic differentiation. (A) Western blot of NELF subunits from different days during granulocytic differentiation of human CD34+ HSPCs. GAPDH serves as a loading control. Quantification results are in supplemental Figure 1C. (B) qRT-PCR of messenger RNA (mRNA) levels of NELF genes during granulocytic differentiation of CD34+ cells. Gene expression is normalized to β-actin and presented as fold change (FC) relative to day 0 (n = 3; mean ± standard error of the mean [SEM]). (C) Western blot of NELF subunits on differentiation day 3. MG132 treatment was done by adding 0.2 μM MG132 overnight before harvesting cells for protein extraction. Quantification results are in supplemental Figure 1D. (D) Western blot of NELF subunits during neutrophil differentiation of mouse 32Dcl3 cell line. Quantification results are in supplemental Figure 1E. (E) qRT-PCR of mRNA levels of Nelf genes during neutrophil differentiation of mouse 32Dcl3 cells. Gene expression is normalized to β-actin and presented as fold change relative to day 0 (n = 3; mean ± SEM). (F) Western blot of NELF-A and -E subunits from cells isolated from mouse bone marrow (BM). NA, NELF-A; NB, NELF-B; NC/D, NELF-C/D; NE, NELF-E. Xiuli Liu et al. Blood Adv 2017;1:1358-1367 © 2017 by The American Society of Hematology

Genome-wide reduction of transcription pausing upon granulocytic differentiation. Genome-wide reduction of transcription pausing upon granulocytic differentiation. (A) Metagene analysis showing transcriptionally engaged Pol II occupancy measured by GRO-seq on both sense and antisense strands in undifferentiated human CD34+ HSPCs (day 0) and 3-day differentiated cells (day 3). (B) Left, An illustration for calculation of PI by the ratio of Pol II occupancy at promoter vs gene body. The promoter is defined from 300 bp upstream to 300 bp downstream of the TSS. The gene body is defined from 300 bp downstream of the TSS until the end of the gene or up to 13 kb for genes longer than 13 kb. Right, Boxplot analysis to compare PI between HSPCs (day 0) and granulocytes (day 3). (C) Cumulative distribution function analysis to compare PI distribution in HSPCs (day 0) and granulocytes (day 3). (D) Genome browser captures of GRO-seq for granulocytic differentiation regulator genes (PU.1 and CSF3R) and progenitor genes (TAL1 and GATA2) in HSPCs (day 0) and granulocytes (day 3). Scale bar and gene diagram are depicted above the captures. Yellow shades highlight promoter peaks. Xiuli Liu et al. Blood Adv 2017;1:1358-1367 © 2017 by The American Society of Hematology

Forced expression of NELF-E inhibits granulocytic differentiation. Forced expression of NELF-E inhibits granulocytic differentiation. (A) Mouse 32Dcl3 cells were stably transfected with empty vector (ctrl) or Flag-tagged NELF-E (Flag-NE) and blotted with anti-Flag antibody. (B) Western blot of NELF-A and -E protein from 32D cells transfected with or without Flag-tagged NELF-E (Flag-NE). Protein extraction was done in undifferentiated cells (day 0) and cells differentiated for 1 day (d1) and 4 days (d4). Two independent Flag-NE transfected cell lines were shown. Red asterisk indicates Flag-NE that is slightly bigger than endogenous NELF-E. GAPDH is used as a loading control. (C) Representative images of MGG staining showing the morphology of human granulocytic differentiation from myeloblasts to mature segmented neutrophils. (D) MGG staining to compare the morphology of murine 32D cells expressing Flag-NE with control cells during neutrophil differentiation (original magnification ×200). (E) MGG staining to compare morphology of differentiating cells from human CD34+ HSPCs treated with dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) vs flavopiridol (Flavo) (original magnification ×200). (D-E) The percentages of different cell types at various time points during differentiation are shown on the bar charts. Quantitative results represent average percentages by counting 100 cells per experiment from 3 independent experiments. Xiuli Liu et al. Blood Adv 2017;1:1358-1367 © 2017 by The American Society of Hematology

NELF depletion leads to a genome-wide loss of transcription in progenitor cells. NELF depletion leads to a genome-wide loss of transcription in progenitor cells. (A) Western blot of NELF-B and -E in human CD34+ HSPCs transfected with a scramble siRNA (ctrl), or siRNA targeting NELF-B or -E. Protein extraction was done on day 3 posttransfection. GAPDH is used as a loading control. (B) Quantification of western blot in A by imageJ. Protein level is normalized to GAPDH and presented as fold change relative to control samples (n = 3; mean ± SEM; **P < .01). (C) Metagene analysis showing Pol II occupancy measured by GRO-seq on both sense and antisense strands in human CD34+ HSPCs transfected with control-siRNA (ctrl) or siRNA targeting NELF-E (NE-KD). Cells were collected on day 3 posttransfection. (D) Boxplot analysis to compare PI between cells transfected with a control-siRNA (ctrl), or siRNA targeting NELF-B (NB-KD) or -E (NE-KD). (E) Cumulative distribution function analysis to compare PI distribution in cells transfected with a control-siRNA (ctrl), or siRNA targeting NELF-E (NE-KD). (F) Venn diagram showing the overlap of upregulated (“up”) and downregulated genes (“down”) between NELF-B and NELF-E knockdown cells. Xiuli Liu et al. Blood Adv 2017;1:1358-1367 © 2017 by The American Society of Hematology

NELF depletion in HSPCs promotes granulocytic differentiation. NELF depletion in HSPCs promotes granulocytic differentiation. (A) Genome browser captures of GRO-seq for granulocytic differentiation regulator genes (PU.1 and CSF3R) and progenitor genes (TAL1 and GATA2) in NELF-depleted HSPCs. Scale bar and gene diagram are depicted above the captures. Yellow shades highlight promoter peaks. (B) Genome browser captures of GRO-seq for STAT3 and MAPK1 to compare transcription activity among HSPCs (day 0), 3-day differentiated granulocytes (Gra_d3) and NELF-depleted HSPCs (NB-KD_d0 and NE-KD_d0). (C) Gene-set enrichment analysis plots to compare differentially regulated genes between NELF-depleted HSPCs and 3-day differentiated granulocytes. Genes upregulated (left) or downregulated (right) in NELF-depleted HSPCs are indicated as black bars in the middle. A strong bias for these genes to also be upregulated (left) or downregulated (right) upon granulocytic differentiation is reflected in the top plots. (D) MGG staining to compare cell morphology between control cells (ctrl) and NELF knockdown cells during granulocytic differentiation (original magnification ×200). The percentages of different cell types at various time points during differentiation are shown on the bar charts. Quantitative results represent average percentages by counting 100 cells per experiment from 3 independent experiments. NES, normalized enrichment score. Xiuli Liu et al. Blood Adv 2017;1:1358-1367 © 2017 by The American Society of Hematology