EPS15L1 has a nonredundant role in neurons.

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EPS15L1 has a nonredundant role in neurons. EPS15L1 has a nonredundant role in neurons. (A) Western blotting of the indicated proteins in brain lysates from the indicated stains (neonatal mice). In the brain, two isoforms for intersectin-1 are present (ITSN1-l refers to the long isoform and ITSN1-s refers to the short isoform). Clathrin HC refers to clathrin heavy chain. Reduction of synaptophysin in Eps15L1-KO mice might be linked to a reduction in synapses, as observed in Drosophila eps15 mutants (Koh et al, 2007); the reduction of intersectin-1, which directly interacts with EPS15L1, instead, might indicate a destabilization of the protein when it is not complexed. (B) A quantitation of the results shown in A is depicted, as obtained from replica experiments (n = 2–3). Results are the mean ± SD and are expressed as % of signal in WT sample, normalized for the loading control (vinculin). (C) Left, schematic representation of the experimental setup for FM dye uptake and release from hippocampal neurons. Grey boxes indicate KCl pulses. Right, averaged fluorescence intensity in WT, Eps15L1-KO, and Eps15-KO neurons after dye uptake (F1) and after depolarization with 50 mM KCl and release (F2). Differences among genotypes are not significant. (D) Left, ultrastructural analysis of steady-state synapses from WT, Eps15L1-KO, and Eps15-KO hippocampal neurons. Bar, 100 nm. Right, quantitation of synaptic vesicles (SV) per area by ultrastructural analysis. At least three different preparations of neurons were analyzed; ***P < 0.001 versus WT. (E) Quantitation of docked/tethered SV per length of active zone EM. At least three different preparations of neurons were analyzed; ***P < 0.001 versus WT. (F) Quantitation of vesicles with diameter higher than 80 nm (SV) per μm2 by EM. At least three different preparations of neurons were analyzed. Differences among genotypes are not significant. (G) Left, schematic representation of the experimental setup for HRP uptake from hippocampal neurons. The grey box indicates the KCl pulse. Center, exemplary images by EM of HRP-labelled synapses from WT and Eps15L1-KO hippocampal neurons. Bar, 100 nm. Right, quantitation of HRP-positive (HRP+) vesicles with diameter higher than 80 nm (SV) per μm2 by EM. ***P < 0.001 versus WT. Source data are available for this figure. Cinzia Milesi et al. LSA 2019;2:e201800273 © 2019 Milesi et al.