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Volume 17, Issue 22, Pages 1989-1995 (November 2007) The Origin Recognition Complex Localizes to Telomere Repeats and Prevents Telomere-Circle Formation  Zhong Deng, Jayaraju Dheekollu, Dominique Broccoli, Anindya Dutta, Paul M. Lieberman  Current Biology  Volume 17, Issue 22, Pages 1989-1995 (November 2007) DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2007.10.054 Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 ORC Associates with Telomere-Repeat DNA (A) DNA affinity purification of Raji nuclear extract with (TTAGGG)12 or control BKS DNA. Purified proteins were visualized with colloidal blue and identified with LC/MS/MS. (B) We used western-blot analysis to confirm the identity of proteins identified by LC/MS/MS. Proteins boxed in green were considered negative controls. ORC subunits are boxed in red. (C) ChIP assays with antibodies specific to TRF2, EBNA1, and ORC2 were probed with telomere-repeat DNA (TTAGGG, left panel), EBV OriP DNA (DS, middle panel), or control GAPDH DNA (right panel) in Raji cells. A quantification of three independent ChIP dot blots is shown below. (D) ChIP analysis of ORC2 or IgG control antibodies at TTAGGG (top) or Alu (bottom) sequence in Raji, HCT, HeLA, U2OS, or peripheral blood mononuclear cells from healthy donors (PBMC). Error bars represent mean values (±SD). (E) Indirect immunofluorescence (IF) was performed with antibody to ORC2 (red) and TRF2 (green) in HCT116 (Ei–Eiv) or U2OS (Ei′–Eiv′) cells. Merge of ORC2 and TRF2 was combined with DAPI (Eiii and Eiii′) and enlarged (Eiv and Eiv′). The average percentage of TRF2 foci that colocalize with ORC2 foci is indicated to the right, where n is the number of images counted. (F) Immuno-FISH was performed with antibody to ORC2 (red) and TTAGGG PNA probe (green) in HCT116 or U2OS. Current Biology 2007 17, 1989-1995DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2007.10.054) Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 TRF2 Is Required for ORC Recruitment at Telomeres (A) siTRF2 or control siRNA was transfected into HCT116 cells and assayed at 72 hr after transfection by western blotting for TRF2, ORC2, or PCNA expression levels. (B) siControl or siTRF2-transfected HCT116 cells were analyzed by ChIP assay in duplicates with anti-TRF2, anti-ORC2, or IgG control and were probed by hybridization with TTAGGG (left panel) or Alu repeats (right panel). (C) Quantification of four independent experiments represented in (B). (D) FLAG-TRF2 (top panels) or FLAG-TRF2ΔB (lower panels) was transfected into HCT116 cells, immunoprecipitated, and assayed by western blotting with antibodies to FLAG (top) or ORC2 (bottom). (E) TRF2ΔB transfected HCT116 cells or control cells were assayed by ChIP 72 hr after transfection with antibodies to TRF2, ORC2, or control IgG and probed with telomere TTAGGG, Alu repeat, or single-copy gene 36BD4 DNA. (F) Quantification of three independent ChIP assays is shown in (E). Current Biology 2007 17, 1989-1995DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2007.10.054) Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 Telomere-Repeat Loss and Dysfunction in ORC2 Depleted Cells (A) HCT116 cells were harvested at day 7 after three separate transfections with control, ORC2-1, or ORC2-2 siRNAs. Telomere-repeat length and intensity was measured by restriction digest of genomic DNA with AluI/MboI and Southern hybridization with DIG-labeled (TTAGGG)6 probe (middle panel) or control Alu (right panel). Ethidium-bromide staining of total DNA digest was used as a control for DNA loading (left panel). The position of MWs (kb) is indicated to the left. (B) Western blot of ORC2 in siControl, siORC2-1-, and siORC2-2-treated HCT116 cells used in the experiments shown in Figure 3A. TRF2, PCNA, and p54nrb blots were used as loading controls. (C) Relative telomere-repeat-signal loss was quantified for at least four independent experiments (Figure S7 and data not shown). (D) Telomere-repeat length of parental HCT116 and the ORC2 hypomorphic cell line e83 was measured as above at indicated time points (left panel). The right panel shows the telomere-repeat length of HCT116 cells transfected with siControl or siORC2-specific siRNA at various days after transfection. Arrowheads indicate approximate median telomere-repeat lengths of wild-type or control siRNAtransfected cells, and brackets represent median telomere signals of ORC2 hypomorphic or depleted cells. (E) Representative telomere FISH analysis on metaphase spreads for telomere defects. siRNA-transfected cells were harvested on day 7 posttransfection. White arrows indicate common telomere aberrations. (F) Magnified view of common telomere aberrations found in e83 or ORC2 depleted cells: telomere-signal-free ends (Fi–Fiii), telomere-containing double minutes (TDM, Fiv–Fvii), and sister chromatid lacking cohesion (Fviii and Fix). (G) Quantification of observed cytological alterations observed in siRNA-transfected HCT116 cells or in untransfected e83 and control parental cell lines. Numbers above bars represent total telomere-signal-free ends or TDMs out of the total number of counted chromosome ends or chromosomes, respectively. Current Biology 2007 17, 1989-1995DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2007.10.054) Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions

Figure 4 ORC2 Depletion Increases Telomere-Circle Formation (A–E) Telomere-repeat restriction digest (AluI/MboI) fragments were analyzed by Southern blotting of 2D neutral agarose gels. Telomere circles are indicated by arrows, and slow-mobility DNA is indicated by arrowheads. (A) HCT116 cells were transfected three times for 7 days with siControl, siORC2-1, or siORC2-2, analyzed by Southern blotting of 2D gels, and detected with TTAGGG (top panels) or Alu (lower panels)-specific probes. Molecular-weight markers are indicated for the first dimension. A quantification of telomere circles relative to linear DNA is indicated below. (B) ORC2Δ/− and parental wild-type controls were analyzed for telomere-circle formation as described in (A). (C) HCT116 cells were untreated (−) or treated with 50 μM HU for 4 days and then analyzed by 2D neutral agarose gels. (D) U2OS cells transfected with siControl (left) or siORC-1 (right) were analyzed by 2D gel for telomere-repeat DNA (TTAGGG) (top panel) or with Alu probe as an internal loading control (Alu). (E) Same as in (C), except in U2OS cells. Ligated lambda HinDIII DNA fragments were used for markers of linear and circular forms of DNA (λ DNA). The merge combines the images of the telomere and λ DNA hybridization. Current Biology 2007 17, 1989-1995DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2007.10.054) Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd Terms and Conditions