DNA Damage Foci at Dysfunctional Telomeres

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DNA Damage Foci at Dysfunctional Telomeres Hiroyuki Takai, Agata Smogorzewska, Titia de Lange  Current Biology  Volume 13, Issue 17, Pages 1549-1556 (September 2003) DOI: 10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00542-6

Figure 1 Binding of 53BP1 to Uncapped Telomeres (A) TRF2ΔBΔM, but not IR, induced telomeric localization of 53BP1. hTERT-BJ cells were infected with the indicated adenoviruses (control: β-galactosidase virus), were fixed 48–52 hr postinfection, and were processed for 53BP1 (green) and TRF1 (red) IF. DNA was stained (DAPI, blue) in the merged images. IR: 2 Gy treatment, followed by IF after 1 hr. (B) DeltaVision images. Infection and IF are as described in (A). The left images show a single nucleus. The enlarged images show additional 53BP1 foci at telomeres from this and other nuclei. (C) TIF index (percentage of TIF-positive cells) of TRF2ΔBΔM-expressing (+) and vector control (−) hTERT-BJ cells. Cells with four or more 53BP1 foci colocalizing with TRF1 were scored as TIF positive (n = 75; SDs from three independent experiments). The multiplicity of infection (m.o.i.) is as indicated. (D) An immunoblot of a TRF2 knockdown with TRF2 siRNA. Whole-cell lysates of HeLaII cells harvested 48 hr after siRNA transfection with the indicated siRNAs. (E) HeLa1.2.11 cells transfected with TRF2 siRNA (#4), processed 72 after the first transfection for TRF2 or 53BP1 IF. (F) Induction of TIFs with TRF2 siRNA. HeLaII cells were fixed and processed for 53BP1 and TRF1 IF 48 hr after the first transfection of siRNA (TRF2 siRNA #2). The TIF index (n = 25, from one experiment) is as in (C). Current Biology 2003 13, 1549-1556DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00542-6)

Figure 2 Accumulation of Mre11 and Phosphorylated ATM, H2AX, and Rad17 on Uncapped Telomeres hTERT-BJ cells were infected as in Figure 1A and were processed for IF by using antibodies to TRF1 (red) and Mre11, Ser 1981-phosphorylated ATM, γ-H2AX, or Ser 645-phosphorylated Rad17 (green). Enlarged views of the merged images are shown to the right. DNA was stained by DAPI (blue). Current Biology 2003 13, 1549-1556DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00542-6)

Figure 3 Progression through Mitosis Is Not Required for TIF Formation (A) The experimental time line. Contact-inhibited hTERT-BJ cells were infected with adenovirus (100 pfu/cell) and were replated at low density. Media containing 1 mM HU was added after 12 hr, resulting in G1/S arrest. Cells were fixed and processed for TIF analysis or stained with S phase (PCNA) or M phase (Ser 10-phosphorylated histone H3) markers at 3, 6, and 12 hr after release from HU. (B) S phase index at the indicated time points as determined by PCNA staining in mock-infected cells, TRF2 (full length)-infected cells, and cells infected with TRF2ΔBΔM (indicated by ΔBΔM). (C) The mitotic index at the indicated time points as determined by staining for phospho H3. Cell populations and time points are as in (B). (D) The TIF index of cells infected with full-length TRF2 virus (−) or TRF2ΔBΔM virus (+) at the indicated time points after release from HU. Current Biology 2003 13, 1549-1556DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00542-6)

Figure 4 Telomeric Binding of 53BP1, but Not Mre11, Is Affected by PI3-Kinase Inhibitors and ATM Status (A) Inhibition of 53BP1 TIF formation by caffeine and wortmannin. TRF2ΔBΔM-expressing hTERT-BJ cells were treated with 10 mM caffeine or 50 μM wortmannin for 4 hr before fixation. (B) The TIF index determined by using 53BP1 of hTERT-BJ cells treated with caffeine as in (A) at the indicated time points. (C) The TIF index determined by using Mre11 of hTERT-BJ cells treated with caffeine as in (A) at the indicated time points. (D) Reduced induction of TIFs in ATM-defective A-T fibroblasts. Asynchronously grown A-T fibroblasts (AG04405 and AG02496), or normal human IMR90 fibroblasts, were infected with TRF2ΔBΔM-expressing adenovirus or control adenovirus, fixed 48–52 hr after infection, and processed for TIF analysis by 53BP1/TRF1 IF. Current Biology 2003 13, 1549-1556DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00542-6)

Figure 5 TRF2ΔBΔM-Induced Senescence in A-T Fibroblasts (A) A Western blot confirming the presence or absence of ATM in primary fibroblasts from A-T patients (AG04405, AG02496, AG03058A), the heterozygous mother (AG03057) of one of the affected donors (AG03058A), and normal human primary fibroblasts (IMR90). (B) Changes in BrdU incorporation in TRF2ΔBΔM-expressing A-T cells. S phase cells were identified at the indicated time points based on BrdU incorporation for 5 hr. Changes in BrdU incorporation are represented as the fraction of BrdU-positive cells in TRF2ΔBΔM-expressing cells divided by the fraction of BrdU-positive cells in vector control cells. This ratio is set at 100% for day 0. (C) TRF2ΔBΔM expression induces SA-β-gal activity and senescent morphology in AG02496 A-T cells. Photographs of IMR90 cells and AG02496 cells infected with TRF2ΔBΔM-expressing retrovirus or control virus processed for SA-β-gal assay at the indicated time points are shown. (D) Induction of p21 and p16 by TRF2ΔBΔM. An immunoblot with cell lysates from retrovirally infected cells (viruses, time points, proteins, and cells are as indicated). Current Biology 2003 13, 1549-1556DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00542-6)