Membrane potential modulates plasma membrane phospholipid dynamics and K-Ras signaling by Yong Zhou, Ching-On Wong, Kwang-jin Cho, Dharini van der Hoeven,

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Membrane potential modulates plasma membrane phospholipid dynamics and K-Ras signaling by Yong Zhou, Ching-On Wong, Kwang-jin Cho, Dharini van der Hoeven, Hong Liang, Dhananiay P. Thakur, Jialie Luo, Milos Babic, Konrad E. Zinsmaier, Michael X. Zhu, Hongzhen Hu, Kartik Venkatachalam, and John F. Hancock Science Volume 349(6250):873-876 August 21, 2015 Published by AAAS

Fig. 1 PM depolarization enhances nanoclustering of lipids and K-Ras. PM depolarization enhances nanoclustering of lipids and K-Ras. (A) Whole-cell patch clamping of BHK cells to measure Vm in isotonic buffers containing different [K+]. (B) Weighted mean K functions shown as L(r) – r for a PS lipid probe (n ≥ 8) in control (CON) and depolarized BHK cells. L(r) – r values >99% confidence interval (C.I.) for a random pattern indicate clustering. Depolarization (100mM [K+]) significantly increased PS clustering (P < 0.001, bootstrap test). (C) Peak L(r) – r values, Lmax, derived from curves as in (B), quantify the extent of nanoclustering of lipid probes for PS, PIP2, PA, or PIP3 in control and depolarized (100 mM [K+]) BHK cells. (D) Short time course (<5 min) of changes in Lmax values for PS, PIP2, and GFP–K-RasG12V (KG12V) in BHK cells depolarized with 100 mM [K+] at t = 0 min. (E) Time course of depolarization (5 to 100 mM [K+] at t = 0 min) and repolarization (100 to 5 mM [K+] at t = 60 min), changes in Lmax for PS, PIP2, and K-RasG12V. (F) Dependence of GFP–K-RasG12V or GFP-tK clustering, quantified as Lmax values, on Vm varied as in (A). (G) FLIM images (GFP) of cells expressing GFP/RFP–K-RasG12V and GFP/RFP-tK FRET pairs. (H) Fluorescence lifetime of GFP–K-RasG12V or GFP-tK in cells expressing the cognate RFP-FRET pair plotted against Vm. Each point is the mean (±SEM) GFP lifetime measured in >60 individual cells. Significant differences (*P < 0.001) were evaluated by using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA). Error bars in all panels represent SEM. Yong Zhou et al. Science 2015;349:873-876 Published by AAAS

Fig. 2 Plasma membrane depolarization enhances K-Ras nanoclustering in mouse neuroblastoma cells. Plasma membrane depolarization enhances K-Ras nanoclustering in mouse neuroblastoma cells. (A) FLIM images of differentiated N2A cells expressing the FRET pairs: RFP/GFP-tK or RFP/GFP–K-RasG12V (GFP-KG12V and depolarized with 100 mM [K+] or 50 to 100 μM glutamate (Glu). (B and C) Quantification of fluorescence lifetime of GFP–K-RasG12V or GFP-tK in N2A cells expressing the cognate RFP-FRET pair treated as in (A). Each data point is the mean (±SEM) GFP lifetime measured in >60 individual cells. Significant differences (*P < 0.01) were evaluated by using one-way ANOVA. Yong Zhou et al. Science 2015;349:873-876 Published by AAAS

Fig. 3 PS mediates Vm-induced changes in K-Ras nanoclustering and signaling. PS mediates Vm-induced changes in K-Ras nanoclustering and signaling. (A) PM sheets from BHK cells expressing RFP–K-RasG12V, and a GFP-tagged lipid-binding probe for PS or PIP2, were labeled with anti-GFP-6nm gold and anti-RFP-2nm gold and visualized by EM. Bivariate K functions (summarized as LBI values) were used to quantify the colocalization of PS or PIP2 with GFP–K-RasG12V and GFP-tH nanoclusters. Statistical significance was evaluated in Mann-Whitney tests (*P < 0.05). Additional lipid reorganization results are shown in fig. S10E. (B) Univariate EM-spatial mapping of PM sheets prepared from PSA-3 cells expressing GFP–K-RasG12V and grown with or without ethanolamine (±Etn). (C) FLIM imaging of PSA-3 cells expressing GFP–K-RasG12V or coexpressing RFP–K-RasG12V and grown ±Etn. (D) MAPK activation in K-RasG12V–transformed BHK cells (and wild-type cells fig. S11) measured by quantitative immunoblotting for phosphorylated ERK (pERK) after PM depolarization as in Fig. 1A. Yong Zhou et al. Science 2015;349:873-876 Published by AAAS

Fig. 4 Enhanced K-Ras clustering and MAPK signaling in intact fly embryo after PM depolarization. Enhanced K-Ras clustering and MAPK signaling in intact fly embryo after PM depolarization. (A) Confocal images of flies expressing GFP-tK, or coexpressing GFP-tK and RFP-tK, from a neuronal-specific promoter. (B) FLIM imaging of brains from flies in (A) in control buffer and after depolarization with high [K+]. (C) Quantification of fluorescence lifetime of GFP-tK in fly brains expressing the cognate RFP-FRET pair treated as in (B); results are mean (±SEM, n = 9). High [K+] had no effect on the fluorescence lifetime of GFP-tH in fly brains expressing GFP-tH and RFP-tH. (D) Fly embryos from wild-type (WT) and mutant atp8b flies incubated in 5 or 90 mM K+ for 15 min and then immunoblotted for pERK. Results are quantified as mean ± SEM (n = 3). Yong Zhou et al. Science 2015;349:873-876 Published by AAAS