Lineage Tracing Using Cux2-Cre and Cux2-CreERT2 Mice

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Lineage Tracing Using Cux2-Cre and Cux2-CreERT2 Mice Cristina Gil-Sanz, Ana Espinosa, Santiago P. Fregoso, Krista K. Bluske, Christopher L. Cunningham, Isabel Martinez-Garay, Hongkui Zeng, Santos J. Franco, Ulrich Müller  Neuron  Volume 86, Issue 4, Pages 1091-1099 (May 2015) DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2015.04.019 Copyright © 2015 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 The Cux2 Genetic Locus Exhibits Variable Activity that Depends on Genetic Background (A) Coronal sections from Cux2-Cre mice crossed to Cre reporter lines (all on a congenic C57BL/6J background). Note recombination primarily in upper neocortical layers, with some scattered cells in lower layers. (B) Coronal sections from Cux2-Cre mice crossed to the Ai9 reporter showing sparse recombination in the homozygous inbred line (left panel) and the recovered original pattern after outbreeding onto the ICR strain (right panel). (C) Coronal sections from Cux2-Cre;Rosa26-NZG mice showing the original (left) and expanded (right) recombination patterns in the neocortex (top, middle) and hippocampus (bottom). Middle panels: enlarged images of boxed areas in top panels. (D) Sagittal section from a Cux2-Cre;Rosa26-NZG mouse showing the recovered original recombination pattern in the neocortex (top, middle) and hippocampus (bottom) after outbreeding Cux2-Cre onto an FVB/NJ background for five generations. Middle panel is enlarged image of boxed area in top panel. (E) Quantification (mean ± SEM) of layer distribution of tdTomato+ cells in sparsely recombined Cux2-Cre;Ai9 mice (502 cells from three animals). (F) Quantification (mean ± SEM) of the layer distribution of βGal+ cells in Cux2-Cre;Rosa26-NZG mice exhibiting the different recombination patterns in (C) and (D). Scale bars: (A) and (B), 100 μm; (C), 200 μm; (D), 500 μm (top) and 200 μm (middle, bottom). Neuron 2015 86, 1091-1099DOI: (10.1016/j.neuron.2015.04.019) Copyright © 2015 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 Cux2-Cre Cumulative Fate-Mapping Labels Satb2+ Corticocortical Projection Neurons (A and B) Sagittal sections from Cux2-Cre;Rosa-LacZ adult brains immunostained for βGal (green) to reveal recombined cells and for two projection neuron markers (red): Satb2, corticocortical; Ctip2, corticospinal. Note the high degree of co-localization between βGal and Satb2 (A) and modest co-localization of βGal with Ctip2 (B). (C) Coronal section from a Cux2-Cre;Ai9 adult neocortex immunostained for Satb2 (green) and Ctip2 (blue). tdTomato fluorescence (red) marks recombined cells. (D) Higher-magnification views of boxed regions in (C). Labeled are examples of Satb2+ (arrows), Ctip2+ (arrowheads), and Satb2+/Ctip2+ cells (empty arrowheads). (E) Percentage of recombined lower-layer cells that express Satb2 and/or Ctip2 in the adult neocortex (mean ± SEM); 2,902 cells from three animals were quantified. (F) Sagittal section from a Cux2-Cre;Rosa-LacZ adult neocortex immunostained for βGal to reveal recombined cells (green), Gad65/67+ interneurons (red), and Ctip2 (blue). (G) Higher-magnification views of the boxed regions in (F). Some recombined cells are Gad65/67+ (arrows and arrowheads) and a subset of these are Ctip2+ (arrows). (H and I) Percentage of interneurons expressing indicated markers (mean ± SEM); 1,240 cells from two animals were quantified. Scale bars: (A)–(C) and (F), 100 μm; 50 μm in boxed insets; (D) and (G), 50 μm. Neuron 2015 86, 1091-1099DOI: (10.1016/j.neuron.2015.04.019) Copyright © 2015 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 Temporal Genetic Fate-Mapping Using Cux2-CreERT2 Mice (A) Targeting strategy for Cux2-CreERT2 mice and fate-mapping strategy. Pregnant dams were injected with 4-OHT at the indicated times. Pups were delivered by C-section at E19.5 and transferred to foster mothers. Brains were analyzed at the indicated times. (B) Confocal images showing the recombination pattern in the Cux2-CreERT2;Ai9 neocortex at E12.5 after 4-OHT injections at E10.5 and E11.5. Recombined cells in the VZ express Pax6 (arrows). (C) Neocortex from Cux2-CreERT2;Ai9 animals injected with 4-OHT at E11.5 and analyzed at P20. Most recombined tdTomato+ cells (red) are located in upper layers. Astrocytes were occasionally observed (arrows). Nuclei are stained with DAPI (blue). (D) Example of a 4-OHT injection in which an isolated “clone” (red) contains neurons that reside in upper and lower layers. Note that all boxed cells in lower layers V-VI are Satb2+ (green), whereas none express exclusively Ctip2 (blue). (E) Neocortex from Cux2-CreERT2;Ai9 animals injected with 4-OHT at E10.5 and analyzed at P65 for Satb2 (green) and Ctip2 (blue) expression in recombined tdTomato+ cells (red). (F) Higher-magnification view of the neocortex from Cux2-CreERT2;Ai9 animals analyzed as in (E). (G and H) Quantification of the layer distribution (G) and molecular marker expression (H) in isolated recombined “clones” in serial sections from injections at E10.5 and E11.5, analyzed at P65 and P20, respectively (mean ± SEM); 1,745 cells from nine animals were analyzed in “clones” that spanned several cell layers in serial sections. Scale bars: (B), left to right: 100, 100 and 50 μm; (C) and (E), 100 μm; (D), 100 μm; 25 μm for boxed insets; (F), 50 μm. Neuron 2015 86, 1091-1099DOI: (10.1016/j.neuron.2015.04.019) Copyright © 2015 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions