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Volume 19, Issue 5, Pages 369-380 (March 2009) Regulation of APC/C Activity in Oocytes by a Bub1-Dependent Spindle Assembly Checkpoint  Barry E. McGuinness, Martin Anger, Anna Kouznetsova, Ana M. Gil-Bernabé, Wolfgang Helmhart, Nobuaki R. Kudo, Annelie Wuensche, Stephen Taylor, Christer Hoog, Bela Novak, Kim Nasmyth  Current Biology  Volume 19, Issue 5, Pages 369-380 (March 2009) DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2009.01.064 Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 PBE Timing Is Advanced in bub1Δ/Δ Oocytes (A) Kinetics of polar body extrusion (PBE). BUB1F/F and bub1Δ/Δ oocytes were harvested in M2 medium containing IBMX, which inhibits GVBD. Oocytes were released into inhibitor-free M16 medium. 90 min after release, those oocytes that had completed GVBD were selected for further analysis. This was set as time = 0 hr. Oocytes were monitored every hour and scored for completion of PBE. (B) bub1Δ/Δ oocytes can escape a nocodazole-induced arrest. Oocytes were harvested and cultured as in (A) except nocodazole was added to the M16 medium at 5 μM from time = 0 hr until the end of the experiment. Current Biology 2009 19, 369-380DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2009.01.064) Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 Chromosome Segregation in bub1Δ/Δ Oocytes Is Initiated prior to Congression to a Metaphase Plate (A) Chromosome movements and microtubule spindle dynamics in BUB1F/F and bub1Δ/Δ oocytes expressing histone H2B-mCherry and β-Tubulin-EGFP were visualized by time-lapse confocal microscopy. Still images from a representative movie of each genotype are shown. The upper panels show DIC images merged with the H2B-mCherry channel pseudocolored in red. The lower panels show the H2B-mCherry and β-Tubulin-EGFP pseudocolored in red and green, respectively. The asterisks indicate the frame where chromosome segregation was first observed. Scale bars represent 10 μm. (B) The extent of chromosome congression in movies similar to that shown in (A) was measured (see Figure S1) for the five frames prior to chromosome segregation and plotted against time. The oocytes were aligned relative to time of chromosome segregation. The solid lines show the mean values for each group of oocytes. (C) bub1Δ/Δ MII oocytes were harvested 20 hr after hormonal stimulation. Chromosome spreads were prepared. An example of a chromosome spread stained with DAPI (left) and after hybridization with SKY probe (right) is shown. Chromosomes 7 (red arrows), 8 (blue arrows), and 11 (green arrows) with two single chromatids are indicated. (D) Asymmetric distribution of chromosomes during meiosis I in bub1Δ/Δ oocytes. Frequency of segregation errors calculated for each chromosome. See text for details. Current Biology 2009 19, 369-380DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2009.01.064) Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 Calculation of APC/C Activity from Securin Level Changes in APC2F/F and apc2Δ/Δ Oocytes (A) Kinetics of polar body extrusion (PBE) in APC2F/F and apc2Δ/Δ oocytes. APC2F/F and apc2Δ/Δ oocytes were harvested in M2 medium containing IBMX, which inhibits GVBD. Oocytes were released into inhibitor-free M16 medium. 90 min after release those oocytes that had completed GVBD were selected for further analysis. This was set as time = 0 hr. Oocytes were monitored every hour and scored for completion of PBE. (B) Images from movies with APC2F/F and apc2Δ/Δ oocytes expressing H2B-mCherry and securin-EGFP. Observe that securin does not get degraded in the absence of Apc2. (C and D) Securin-EGFP levels in apc2Δ/Δ (C) and in APC2F/F (D) oocytes were measured at each time point and background levels were subtracted. Values were normalized relative to that at GVBD (0 hr), and plotted, in arbitrary units (AU), against time. (E) The first derivative (dS/dt) of the Securin level curve (Figure 2C) in APC2F/F oocytes. (F) Changes in APC/C activity during meiotic maturation in APC2F/F oocytes. See details in the text. Current Biology 2009 19, 369-380DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2009.01.064) Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 4 Premature Activation of the APC/C in bub1Δ/Δ Oocytes Chromosome movements and securin levels in BUB1F/F and bub1Δ/Δ oocytes expressing H2B-mCherry and securin-EGFP were observed by time-lapse confocal microscopy. (A) Still images from a representative movie of each genotype are shown. The upper panels show DIC images merged with the H2B-mCherry channel pseudocolored in red. The lower panels show the securin-EGFP channel pseudocolored in green. The asterisks indicate the frame where chromosome segregation was first observed. Scale bars represent 10 μm. (B) Securin-EGFP levels in movies similar to those shown in (A) were measured at each time point and background levels were subtracted. Values were normalized relative to that at GVBD (0 hr), and plotted, in arbitrary units (AU), against time. Movies were aligned relative to time of GVBD. (C) The securin-EGFP curves in (B) were transformed to produce a measure of APC/C activity over the course of the experiment (see text) and plotted against time. (D) The APC/C-activity curves in (C) were aligned relative to the average time to peak APC/C activity for each genotype, and the average APC/C activity at each time point was calculated and plotted against time. (E) The exponentially rising portions of the average APC/C-activity curves shown in (D) were plotted on a semilog plot, and a line of best fit was projected onto the data. The slopes of the lines are indicated on the graph. Current Biology 2009 19, 369-380DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2009.01.064) Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 5 Separase and Apc2 Are Required for Precocious Chromosome Segregation and PBE in bub1Δ/Δ Oocytes (A) Chromosome movements and securin levels in bub1Δ/Δ and apc2Δ/Δ bub1Δ/Δ oocytes expressing H2B-mCherry and securin-EGFP were observed by time-lapse confocal microscopy. Securin-EGFP levels were measured at each time point and plotted against time as previously. Movies were aligned relative to time of GVBD. Note the bub1Δ/Δ curve is the average of five individual oocytes. (B) Chromosome movements and microtubule spindle dynamics were visualized by time-lapse confocal microscopy in three types of oocytes expressing histone H2B-mCherry and β-Tubulin-EGFP: (a) APC2F/F BUB1F/F, (b) apc2Δ/Δ, and (c) apc2Δ/Δ bub1Δ/Δ. Still images from a representative movie of each genotype are shown. The merged H2B-mCherry and β-Tubulin-EGFP channels are shown pseudocolored in red and green, respectively. Scale bars represents 10 μm. (C) Representative still images, taken at 11.87 hr and 21.54 hr after GVBD, from the chromatin (H2B-mCherry) channel shows highly stretched bivalents from an apc2Δ/Δ bub1Δ/Δ oocyte. (D) Kinetics of polar body extrusion (PBE). bub1Δ/Δ and bub1Δ/Δ separaseΔ/Δ oocytes were harvested in M2 medium containing IBMX, which inhibits GVBD. Oocytes were released into inhibitor-free M16 medium. 90 min after release, those oocytes that had completed GVBD were selected for further analysis. This was set as time = 0 hr. Oocytes were monitored every hour and scored for completion of PBE. (E) Chromosome movements and securin levels in bub1Δ/Δ (n = 11) and bub1Δ/Δ separaseΔ/Δ (n = 12) oocytes expressing H2B-mCherry and securin-EGFP were observed by time-lapse confocal microscopy. Securin-EGFP levels were measured at each time point and plotted against time as previously. Movies were aligned relative to time of GVBD. (F) bub1Δ/Δ and bub1Δ/Δ separaseΔ/Δ oocytes were harvested at GV stage and matured in vitro for up to 22 hr. Chromosome spreads were prepared when at least 90% of bub1Δ/Δ oocytes had completed MI, but not MII, as judged by extrusion of the first polar body. Only those bub1Δ/Δ oocytes that had completed the first PBE were spread whereas all bub1Δ/Δ separaseΔ/Δ oocytes were spread. Chromosome spreads were stained with DAPI to visualize DNA and resolution of chiasmata was scored as (a) positive or (b) negative. (a) shows a spread from a bub1Δ/Δ oocyte. Again, separated sister chromatids were observed (indicated by arrowheads). (b) shows a spread from a bub1Δ/Δ separaseΔ/Δ oocyte. Note, chromosomes from bub1Δ/Δ oocytes were generally too widely dispersed on the slide to capture all chromosomes in a single image. The visible chromosomes from a single spread were photographed in a number of separate images at the same magnification; these images were subsequently arranged in proximity to one another to produce the images shown above. Scale bars represent 10 μm. Current Biology 2009 19, 369-380DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2009.01.064) Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 6 Bub1 Kinase Domain Is Largely Dispensable for the Spindle Assembly Checkpoint in Oocytes (A) Chromosome movements and securin levels in bub1Δ/Δ oocytes expressing H2B-mCherry and securin-EGFP were observed by time-lapse confocal microscopy. A subset of the oocytes was also microinjected with Bub1 mRNA, a further subset was microinjected with NS-Bub1 mRNA, and the remainder were not microinjected with Bub1 mRNA. Securin-EGFP levels were measured at each time point and average APC/C activity curves for each group of oocytes were calculated and plotted against time as previously. (B) As in (A) except the third group was also microinjected with mRNA for a Bub1 kinase-deletion mutant (Bub1-KΔ). (C) The oocytes described in (A) and (B) were analyzed as in Figure 2B to measure the extent of chromosome congression. Current Biology 2009 19, 369-380DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2009.01.064) Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions