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Volume 8, Issue 4, Pages 865-872 (October 2001) Generation of Stable mRNA Fragments and Translation of N-Truncated Proteins Induced by Antisense Oligodeoxynucleotides  Christian Thoma, Peter Hasselblatt, Josef Köck, Shau-Feng Chang, Birgit Hockenjos, Hans Will, Matthias W Hentze, Hubert E Blum, Fritz von Weizsäcker, Wolf-Bernhard Offensperger  Molecular Cell  Volume 8, Issue 4, Pages 865-872 (October 2001) DOI: 10.1016/S1097-2765(01)00364-1

Figure 1 AS ODNs Mediate Cleavage but Not Complete Degradation of the Target mRNA (A) The DHBV pregenomic (pg) and subgenomic (sg) mRNAs overlap as indicated and the AS ODN and probe binding sites on the mRNAs are illustrated. (B) Northern blot analysis with oligo hybridization of viral RNA isolated from cotransfected avian hepatoma cells. The pg mRNA is no longer detectable upon cotransfection of AS ODN DHBV795 while a distinct band slightly smaller than sg mRNA was generated. Co, nontransfected cells; wt, DHBV transfected cells. (C) Similar results were observed in human HuH-7 hepatoma cells using AS ODNs DHBV795 and DHBV874, even if the AS ODN-mediated cleavage by the latter AS ODN was not complete. Equal amounts of RNA were loaded Molecular Cell 2001 8, 865-872DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(01)00364-1)

Figure 2 Capping Status of the mRNA 3′ Cleavage Fragments and Determination of RNase H-Mediated Cleavage Sites (A) mRNA 3′ cleavage fragments were examined by ligation and subsequent RT-PCR (see text for detailed description). (B) PCR using primers 860− and 2665+ resulted in a 0.4 kbp fragment in uncapped ligated mRNAs (lane 4). Neg co, water; pos co, DHBV expression plasmid. 1.3 and 0.8 kbp fragments were due to amplification from the pg mRNA (lanes 1 and 2) and/or expression plasmid (lane 7) but not the sg mRNA (lane 3) and did not necessitate the ligation step. (C) Sequence analysis of cloned PCR products. A representative sequence gel of one clone showing the junction of the 5′ end of the cleaved 3′ fragment to the poly(A) tail is shown. (D) Schematic presentation of the AS ODN-mediated cleavage sites indicated by arrows Molecular Cell 2001 8, 865-872DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(01)00364-1)

Figure 3 Determination of Poly(A) Tail Length Poly(A) tail length of 3′ cleavage fragments was not significantly different from uncleaved DHBV RNA. RNA from DHBV cells cotransfected without (lanes 1–4) and with (lanes 5–8) AS ODN DHBV795 was hybridized in vitro to the indicated oligos and cleaved by RNase H. This reaction resulted in 3′ UTR fragments with the indicated size without (lanes 2, 3, 6, and 7) and with a poly(A) tail (lanes 4,8) Molecular Cell 2001 8, 865-872DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(01)00364-1)

Figure 4 Detection of N-Terminally Truncated PreS/S Proteins in AS ODN Treated Tells Western blot analysis of viral preS/S proteins isolated from cotransfected avian LMH (A) and human HuH-7 hepatoma cells (B). Co, nontransfected; wt, DHBV transfected cells. Note the relative abundance of gp 35 and gp 33 in cells treated with AS ODN DHBV795 and the abundance of gp 30 in cells treated with AS ODN DHBV874. Equal amounts of protein were loaded Molecular Cell 2001 8, 865-872DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(01)00364-1)

Figure 5 AS ODN-Mediated Translation of Truncated ECFP-Golgi Proteins Rearranges the Subcellular Fluorescence (A) Fluorescence microscopy of cotransfected avian hepatoma cells. ECFP-Golgi fluorescence is localized only in the cytoplasm and rearranged throughout the cell after AS treatment (upper panels). The cell nuclei were stained by propidium iodide as controls (lower panels). The same time was chosen for exposures. (B) Again, Northern blot analysis revealed the generation of stable 3′ cleavage fragments and the degradation of the 5′ fragments in avian hepatoma cells by hybridization with probes located 3′ (Probe 1) or 5′ (Probe 2) of the AS ODN binding site. (C) Western blot analysis of Golgi-ECFP proteins isolated from cotransfected avian hepatoma cells. Co, nontransfected; wt, ECFP-Golgi transfected cells. Note that upon AS treatment a smaller protein was detected in cotransfected cells. Schematic representation of the Golgi-ECFP mRNA with the initiation sites indicated in relation to the protein bands on the left. Equal amounts of RNA and protein were loaded Molecular Cell 2001 8, 865-872DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(01)00364-1)

Figure 6 AS ODN Shifts C/EBPα Isoform Expression toward p30 Western blot analysis of C/EBPα isoforms isolated from cotransfected avian hepatoma cells. Neg. co, nontransfected; wt, C/EBPα transfected cells. Note the relative abundance of p30 in treated cells. Equal amounts of protein were loaded Molecular Cell 2001 8, 865-872DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(01)00364-1)