A Role for Ligand-Gated Ion Channels in Rod Photoreceptor Development

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A Role for Ligand-Gated Ion Channels in Rod Photoreceptor Development Tracy L Young, Constance L Cepko  Neuron  Volume 41, Issue 6, Pages 867-879 (March 2004) DOI: 10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2

Figure 1 Percentage of Total Retinal Cells Expressing Rhodopsin after Exposure to Pharmacological Agents P0 mouse retinae were dissociated and cultured in collagen gels with serum-free defined medium. Pharmacological agents were added and cells were cultured for 10 days. Cultures were then dissociated, immunostained with an anti-rhodopsin antibody (RHO4D2) that labels only rod photoreceptors, and quantified. y axes represent the fold change in the percent of rod photoreceptors relative to control cultures with no factor added (A) or relative to taurine treated cultures (B). Strychnine, a specific antagonist of glycine receptors, picrotoxin, an antagonist of GABA(A) receptors and homomeric glycine receptors, and bicuculline, an antagonist of GABA receptors, were added to cultures on day 0, day 3, and day 6. Abbreviations: Tau, taurine (100 μM); gly, glycine (100 μM); γ-amino-n-butyric acid, GABA (100 μM); strych, strychnine (0.5–5 μM); picro, picrotoxin (5 μM); bic, bicuculline (1–10 μM); GES, guanidinoethylsulfinate (100 μM). Graph represents data from three to five independent experiments. Significance tests were performed comparing control versus agonists (black asterisks) and taurine treated versus taurine plus antagonists (purple asterisks). *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001. Neuron 2004 41, 867-879DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2)

Figure 2 Glycine and GABA Receptor mRNAs Are Expressed in Developing Retinal Cells In situ hybridization on retinal sections from E16 (A–C) and P0 (D–F). GlyRα2 (A and D), GABA(A) subunit α 6 (B and E), and Notch1 (C and F). Expression of Notch 1 is included to indicate the location of progenitor cells in the ventricular zone. Neuron 2004 41, 867-879DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2)

Figure 3 Genes that Are Regulated Following Misexpression of GlyRα2 in the Retina at E16 GlyRα2 and GFP, or GFP alone (control), were misexpressed by retroviral mediated gene transfer in E16 retinal progenitor cells. Retinal explants were cultured for 12 days in vitro (DIV) and then dissociated and FACs sorted to collect GFP-positive cells. Amplified cDNA was then labeled and hybridized to cDNA microarrays. (A) Representative scatter plot of gene expression of GlyRα2 versus control cells. Each spot represents a single gene. The x axis plots the intensity from control infected cells and the y axis plots the intensity from cells transduced with GlyRα2. Any gene that lies along the slope of 1 is unchanged upon GlyRα2 misexpression. Genes that lie above this line are upregulated with misexpressed GlyRα2. Although the majority of genes are unchanged, many of the known photoreceptor genes on the microarray were upregulated. The majority of downregulated clones are expressed sequence tags (ESTs) representing genes that have not been characterized. (B and C) Photoreceptor genes upregulated with GlyRα2 misexpression (B) over five experiments and genes downregulated upon misexpression of GlyRα2 (C). Values given represent the fold change upon GlyRα2 misexpression. Experiments 1–3 are independent experiments. Experiments 4 and 5 are replicates of experiments 2 and 3 with the fluorescent labels reversed. Values given represent the ratio of intensity of signal from cells transduced with GlyRα2 relative to that of control infected cells. Genes that are listed more than once are represented multiple times on the microarray by independent clones. ND, no data; LC, lab clone. Neuron 2004 41, 867-879DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2)

Figure 4 Results of Misexpression of GlyRα2 in the Retina at E16 (A) E16 retinal explants were infected with retroviruses encoding GFP alone (control), GFP and wild-type GlyRα2, or GFP and a mutant form of GlyRα2. After 12 DIV, retinal explants were dissociated and immunostained for markers of different retinal cell types. The percentage of virally infected cells (identified by GFP expression) expressing each marker is plotted on the y axis. Mutant forms of the receptor that putatively destroy ligand binding (GlyRα2C232S) or disable the ability of taurine to activate the receptor (GlyRα2K310A) or disable the ability of taurine or glycine to activate the receptor (GlyRα2W277A) were tested in the same assay in independent infections. Experiments were performed in duplicate or triplicate, with each replicate containing cells pooled from 10–20 retinae. Within each replicate, 100–300 cells were counted for each antibody for each variable. Significance tests were performed comparing control infected cells with GlyRα2 wild-type or mutant infected cells. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001. (B) Schematic of GlyRα2 subunit and mutated residues. Glycine receptor α2 subunit is proposed to encode four transmembrane domains with extracellular amino and carboxyl termini. Residues chosen for mutational analysis are colored red. Neuron 2004 41, 867-879DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2)

Figure 5 Clone Size Following Misexpression of GlyRα2 at E16 or P0 Retinal explants at E16 and P0 were infected with replication incompetent retroviruses encoding either nuclear LacZ alone (NIN control) or nuclear LacZ and GlyRα2 (NIN GlyRα2). Retinae developed in vitro for 12 DIV (E16 infected) or 8 DIV (P0 infected). Explants were stained for β-galactosidase activity with X-gal and sectioned. Clones were identified by spatial separation from one another. The number of cells in each clone was determined by counting the number of blue nuclei in each clone. (A) Examples of clones identified by nuclear LacZ staining. (B and C) Quantitation of the percentage of different clone sizes for cells infected with NIN or NIN GlyRα2 at E16 (B) and P0 (C). Three to five independent retinae were analyzed for each time point and type of virus. For E16 retinae, 286 and 348 clones were counted for NIN control and NIN GlyRα2, respectively. For P0 retinae, 1017 and 751 clones were counted for NIN and NIN GlyRα2, respectively. Neuron 2004 41, 867-879DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2)

Figure 6 In Vitro Test of GlyRa2-RNAi Activity in P0 Retinae P0 retinae were co-electroporated in vitro with three plasmids: one encoding CAG hcRED, another with CAG GlyRα2 IRES GFP with or without the RNAi target sequence, and a third with a U6 promoter without an siRNA (U6 control) or with an RNAi targeting GlyRα2 (U6 GlyRα2-RNAi). Retinae were cultured as explants for 4 days and fluorescence was visualized in whole mounted retinae. Retinae shown are representative of 2–3 independent retinae and are positioned to show the region of electroporated tissue. Blue lines were drawn to outline the edges of the retinal tissue. Neuron 2004 41, 867-879DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2)

Figure 7 Introduction of RNAi for GlyRα2 by In Vivo Electroporation into P0 Retinae P0 retinae were co-electroporated in vivo with 2 plasmids: one encoding an empty RNAi vector (U6 control) or RNAi targeting GlyRα2 (U6-GlyRα2-RNAi) and another encoding the CAG promoter driving either GFP alone or GFP with GlyRα2 cDNA (without the siRNA target sequence). Animals developed until postnatal day 14 when retinae were harvested and examined for GFP expression. (A–C) GFP fluorescence marks electroporated retinal cells in retinal sections. Most of the electroporated cells in the control (A) reside in the photoreceptor layer, the outer nuclear layer (ONL). Upon GlyRα2 RNAi misexpression (B), most of the electroporated cell bodies were observed in the inner nuclear layer (INL), the location of amacrine, bipolar, horizontal, and Muller glial cells. The processes that extend from the ganglion cell layer (GCL) through the ONL to the outer edges of the retina are typical of Muller glia. (C) Retinae co-electroporated with GlyRα2-RNAi and the rescue construct encoding GlyRα2. (D) Electroporated retinae were dissociated and stained for markers of different retinal cell types. Percent of electroporated cells (as identified by GFP fluorescence) expressing each marker was determined. Experiments were performed two independent times with each replicate consisting of electroporated cells pooled from two or three retinae. For each antibody for each replicate, 100–200 cells were counted. Significance tests were performed for control versus GlyRα2-RNAi electroporated retinae. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001. Neuron 2004 41, 867-879DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(04)00141-2)