Hulusi Cinar, Sunduz Keles, Yishi Jin  Current Biology 

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Expression Profiling of GABAergic Motor Neurons in Caenorhabditis elegans  Hulusi Cinar, Sunduz Keles, Yishi Jin  Current Biology  Volume 15, Issue 4, Pages 340-346 (February 2005) DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2005.02.025

Figure 1 Isolation of GABAergic Motor Neurons for Expression Profiling (A) unc-25-GFP reporter strain. RME neurons, asterisk; DD neurons, arrowheads. Anterior to the left, ventral to the bottom. Bar, 10 μm. GABAergic neurons fall into six classes by their innervation pattern and behavioral output [3, 4]. The four RME neurons innervate head muscles to control foraging, AVL and DVB innervate enteric muscles and regulate defecation, and RIS has not been assigned a function yet. The remaining 19 class D neurons, the six DD and 13 VD, provide inhibitory input to the body muscles. (B–D) Morphology of the dissociated GFP-labeled cells. Bar, 2 μm. Phase-contrast (C) and fluorescence microscopy (D) images show unsorted fraction of GFP-labeled cells. (E) Sorted GFP cells. (F) RT-PCR analysis on linearly amplified mRNA from GFP or total cell sorts. Results of a representative sample are shown. Right triangles on the top indicates cDNA dilution series. Transcript markers: unc-25, GABA neurons; unc-4, cholinergic neurons; unc-49, muscle cells. Current Biology 2005 15, 340-346DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2005.02.025)

Figure 2 Genes Expressed in GABAergic Motor Neurons (A) Expression patterns of group A promoter-GFP reporter constructs in L1 larval animals. Orientation as in Figure 1A. This group of genes showed expression in the D-type GABAergic neurons as well as other neurons. The commissural pattern illustrated by arrowheads is diagnostic for DD neurons in L1 larvae (upper left). The ventral cord is indicated by an arrow in all panels. Arrowheads mark GFP-expressing neuronal cell bodies where some of them are the D-type neurons (bottom panels). Reporter constructs are based on the promoter sequences of F53B6.2a, a conserved member of immunoglobulin superfamily; acr-12, an acetylcholine receptor subunit; F36A2.4/twk-30, potassium channel protein; and rpy-1, rapsyn. Bar, 10 μm. (B) Expression of group B genes and their regulation by UNC-30. Expression patterns of promoter-GFP reporter strains in L1 larval wild-type (left panels) and unc-30 mutant backgrounds (right panels) were shown for unc-25[7], acr-14, C55F2.2, flp-13, and oig-1. Orientation as in Figure 1A. Bar, 10 μm. Current Biology 2005 15, 340-346DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2005.02.025)

Figure 3 Computational Predictions of UNC-30 Target Genes from Microarray Data (A and B) Description of a signature sequence representing UNC-30 consensus binding site. (A) Comparison of TAATC occurrences in 500 bp promoter regions of C. elegans UNC-30 target genes and their C. briggsae cognates. (B) A graphical display of consensus binding site WNTAATCHH derived from the sequences with conserved relative positions as shown in (A) (Table S4). (C) UNC-30 target gene predictions by phylogenetic footprinting. 1 Kb promoter regions of microarray-identified C. elegans genes are scanned for instances of WNTAATCHH with a position weight matrix and compared to their C. briggsae cognates. Shown are genes with similar consensus occurrences in 500 bp promoter regions. Current Biology 2005 15, 340-346DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2005.02.025)

Figure 4 acr-14 Is a Potential nAChR Subunit That May Function in D-type Neurons (A) Gene structure of acr-14. Underlying black line denotes deleted segment in acr-14(ok1155). Predicted transmembrane domains are indicated by black boxes. The acr-14(ok1155) mutation would result in a nonfunctional protein truncated at amino acid 227. Scale bar, 200 bp. (B) Behavioral analysis of acr-14(ok1155) animals. 1-day-old animals are scored for time to cross tracks after initial mid-lawn placement and free crawl (Experimental Procedures). The y axis shows the percentage of animals that cross their tracks within 2 min, and the data are the mean of three independent tests ± SEM. Multiple transgenic lines were observed, and data are shown for acr-14(ok1155);juEx881[Psur-5-GFP][31] and acr-14(ok1155);juEx884[T05C12.5;Psur-5-GFP]. Asterisk, p < 0.03; double asterisk, p < 0.01 (Student's t test). Current Biology 2005 15, 340-346DOI: (10.1016/j.cub.2005.02.025)