Panoramix enforces piRNA-dependent cotranscriptional silencing

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Panoramix enforces piRNA-dependent cotranscriptional silencing by Yang Yu, Jiaqi Gu, Ying Jin, Yicheng Luo, Jonathan B. Preall, Jinbiao Ma, Benjamin Czech, and Gregory J. Hannon Science Volume 350(6258):339-342 October 16, 2015 Published by AAAS

Fig. 1 Knockdown of CG9754 increases transposon expression. Knockdown of CG9754 increases transposon expression. (A) Heat map displaying steady-state RNA levels (measured with RNA-seq) as reads per million (rpm) for the top 70 detected transposons from nanos-GAL4–driven knockdowns of the indicated genes. The average of two replicates is shown. (B) Comparison of steady-state RNA levels is shown as rpm mapping to the sense strands of each transposon consensus from the nanos-GAL4–driven knockdowns (KD) of the indicated genes. Dashed lines indicate twofold changes. (C) Heat map displaying nascent RNA levels (GRO-seq) as rpm for the top 70 detected transposons [organized exactly as described for (A)]. (D) Data are presented for nascent RNA levels measured by GRO-seq [organized as described for (B)]. In (A) to (D), red dots indicate germline-biased elements, green dots represent soma-biased elements, yellow dots denote intermediate elements targeted in both compartments, and gray dots indicate elements with no apparent designation. Yang Yu et al. Science 2015;350:339-342 Published by AAAS

Fig. 2 Tethering of CG9754 to RNA leads to cotranscriptional silencing. Tethering of CG9754 to RNA leads to cotranscriptional silencing. (A and B) Comparisons of normalized H3K9me3 densities mapping to the indicated transposons in the control knockdown versus the indicated knockdown. (Top) HeT-A; (bottom) TART. Yellow, red, and blue denote H3K9me3 enrichments over input in control white knockdown, piwi knockdown, and CG9754 knockdown samples, respectively. (C) Effects of the indicated λN fusion proteins on luciferase activity of reporters integrated into different genomic loci. Data show mean ± SD (error bars); n = 15 replicates; *P = 1.41387 × 10−7. (D) Results of reverse transcriptase quantitative polymerase chain reaction experiments, showing rp49-normalized RNA levels of the luciferase reporters [as described in (C); mean values ± SD from three independent experiments]. (E) Effects of the indicated λN fusion proteins on luciferase activity of a reporter containing 10 copies of BoxB sites transiently transfected into OSS cells. Mean values ± SD from three independent experiments are shown. (F) Effects of λN-CG9754 tethering on luciferase activity of the indicated reporters with varying positions (intron versus 3′ UTR) or orientations (sense versus antisense) of the BoxB sites. Error bars indicate SD. Yang Yu et al. Science 2015;350:339-342 Published by AAAS

Fig. 3 Tethering of CG9754 to RNA recapitulates targeting by the piRNA pathway. Tethering of CG9754 to RNA recapitulates targeting by the piRNA pathway. (A) Comparison of steady-state RNA levels (measured with RNA-seq) for the absence (untethered) or presence (tethered) of λN-CG9754. Red dot, Firefly luciferase; green dot, CG9754. (B) Data for nascent RNA levels (GRO-seq) [organized as in (A)]. (C) Same as in (A) but showing H3K9me3 reads [chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing (ChIP-seq)]. (D) Comparison of small RNA reads (24 to 29 nucleotides) mapping uniquely to piRNA clusters and Firefly luciferase in the absence (untethered) or presence (tethered) of λN-CG9754. Red dot, Firefly luciferase; blue dot, flamenco; purple dot, 42AB. (E) Normalized H3K9me3 densities mapping to the luciferase transgene in the absence (gray, untethered) or presence (red, tethered) of λN-CG9754. A schematic of the integrated transgene is shown below. For all analyses, only reads uniquely mapping to the reporter gene were considered. Yang Yu et al. Science 2015;350:339-342 Published by AAAS

Fig. 4 Panoramix (CG9754) links the piRNA pathway to the general transcriptional silencing machinery. Panoramix (CG9754) links the piRNA pathway to the general transcriptional silencing machinery. (A) Western blots (WB) showing coimmunoprecipitation of HA-tagged CG9754 with GFP-Piwi from OSS cells. GFP, green fluorescent protein. (B) Western blots showing coimmunoprecipitation of Flag-tagged CG9754 with endogenous Piwi from OSS cells. (C) Effects of somatic (tj-GAL4) knockdown of the indicated genes on luciferase activity of the reporter while tethering λN-Panoramix. (D) Expression of the reporter under the indicated transheterozygous mutant backgrounds while tethering λN-Panoramix. Orange bars, total protein-normalized luciferase fold changes; black bars, rp49-normalized RNA fold changes. (C and D) Mean values ± SD from three independent experiments are shown (for luciferase data, n = 15; *P = 1.41387 × 10–7). Yang Yu et al. Science 2015;350:339-342 Published by AAAS