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Volume 23, Issue 24, Pages 2534-2539 (December 2013) Spindle Assembly Checkpoint of Oocytes Depends on a Kinetochore Structure Determined by Cohesin in Meiosis I  Kikuë Tachibana-Konwalski, Jonathan Godwin, Máté Borsos, Ahmed Rattani, David J. Adams, Kim Nasmyth  Current Biology  Volume 23, Issue 24, Pages 2534-2539 (December 2013) DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2013.10.052 Copyright © 2013 The Authors Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 Kinetochores Associated with Individual Chromatids Delay the First Meiotic Division of Oocytes (A) Rec8TEV/TEV GV oocytes injected with mRNA encoding H2B-mCherry, securin-EGFP, and frameshift control or wild-type TEV protease were cultured in IBMX and then released to undergo germinal vesicle breakdown (GVBD). (B) Chromosome dynamics were followed by time-lapse confocal microscopy. Still images from representative movies of control and TEV protease-expressing oocytes are shown with GVBD as t = 0 (hr:min). Left panels show differential interference contrast (DIC) and the H2B-mCherry channel pseudocolored in red, and right panels show securin-EGFP pseudocolored in green. Scale bar represents 25 μm. (C) Securin-EGFP mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) of Rec8TEV/TEV oocytes expressing frameshift or wild-type TEV protease. Asterisks mark oocytes whose corresponding still images are seen in (B). (D) Polar body extrusion (PBE) of Rec8TEV/TEV oocytes expressing frameshift or wild-type TEV protease. Some oocytes were transferred at 5 hr post GVBD into medium supplemented with low concentrations of nocodazole and cultured in this medium for 15 hr. Current Biology 2013 23, 2534-2539DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.10.052) Copyright © 2013 The Authors Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 Kinetochores Associated with Individual Chromatids Trigger a Mitotic Arrest in Zygotes (A) Pronuclear-stage Scc1TEVMyc(m)/+(p) (Scc1TEV(m)/+(p)) zygotes were injected during interphase with buffer or TEV protease and mRNA encoding H2B-mCherry and securin-EGFP and imaged for 24 hr. (B) Still images from representative movies of control and TEV protease-injected Scc1TEVMyc(m)/+(p) zygotes shown with nuclear envelope breakdown (NEBD) as t = 0 (hr:min). Left panels show DIC and the H2B-mCherry channel pseudocolored in red, and right panels show securin-EGFP pseudocolored in green. Scale bar represents 25 μm. (C) Securin-EGFP fluorescence levels of Scc1TEVMyc(m)/+(p) zygotes injected with buffer or TEV protease. Asterisks mark zygotes whose corresponding still images are seen in (B). (D) Cell division of Scc1TEVMyc(m)/+(p) zygotes injected with buffer or TEV protease during interphase, as outlined in (A). (E) Scc1TEVMyc(m)/+(p) zygotes were injected with mRNA encoding H2B-mCherry and securin-EGFP during interphase. Following NEBD, zygotes in prometaphase were injected with mRNA encoding frameshift or wild-type TEV protease, and cell division was scored up to 17 hr later. Current Biology 2013 23, 2534-2539DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.10.052) Copyright © 2013 The Authors Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 Meiosis I Arrest of Mlh1−/− Oocytes Depends on the SAC and Cohesin (A) Still images from representative high resolution movies of Mlh1−/− oocytes injected with mRNA encoding H2B-mCherry, EGFP-CenpB and Cdc20 (top panel) or Cdc20R132A (lower panels). Time is shown relative to GVBD (t = 0, hr:min). Left panel shows the EGFP-CenpB channel in gray, and right panels show H2B-mCherry and EGFP-CenpB pseudocolored in red and green, respectively. Arrowhead indicates resolved arm cohesion. Scale bar represents 5 μm. (B) PBE of Mlh1−/− oocytes expressing H2B-mCherry alone or in combination with either Cdc20 or Cdc20R132A up to 14 hr post GVBD. (C) Mlh1−/− Rec8TEV/TEV GV oocytes injected with mRNA encoding H2B-mCherry and frameshift (n = 10) or wild-type (n = 19) TEV were cultured for 1–2 hr in IBMX, then released to undergo GVBD and scored for PBE. (D) PBE of Mlh1−/− Rec8TEV/TEV oocytes expressing frameshift or wild-type TEV protease up to 14 hr post GVBD. Current Biology 2013 23, 2534-2539DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.10.052) Copyright © 2013 The Authors Terms and Conditions

Figure 4 Selective Cleavage of Centromeric Cohesin Relieves the Meiosis I Arrest Triggered by Kinetochores Associated with Univalent Chromosomes (A) Mlh1−/− Rec8TEV/TEV GV oocytes injected with mRNA encoding H2B-mCherry, EGFP-CenpB, and CCTEVD81N (top panel) or CCTEV (lower panels) were cultured for 1–2 hr in IBMX and then released to undergo GVBD. Time is shown relative to GVBD (t = 0, hr:min). Insets display EGFP-CenpB foci in prometaphase I. Scale bar represents 1 μm. (B) Distance between sister kinetochores was determined for CCTEVD81N- and CCTEV-expressing Mlh1−/− Rec8TEV/TEV oocytes. Kinetochore measurements were performed at 17 hr post GVBD for CCTEVD81N-expressing cells, which corresponds to prometaphase since these cells remain arrested in meiosis I. Kinetochore measurements were performed at metaphase I for CCTEV-expressing cells. (C) Chromosome congression was determined by analyzing chromosome location within a 13 × 18 μm box centered on the metaphase I plate. (D) Securin-EGFP fluorescence levels of Mlh1+/+ Rec8TEV/TEV oocytes expressing CCTEVD81N and H2B-mCherry, with black time points indicating metaphase until separation of chromosome masses. (E) Securin-EGFP fluorescence levels of Mlh1−/− Rec8TEV/TEV oocytes expressing CCTEV and H2B-mCherry, with black time points indicating metaphase until separation of chromosome masses. (F) PBE of Mlh1−/− Rec8TEV/TEV oocytes expressing CCTEVD81N or CCTEV up to 14 hr post GVBD. Current Biology 2013 23, 2534-2539DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2013.10.052) Copyright © 2013 The Authors Terms and Conditions