Zebrafish as a Model Organism for the Identification and Characterization of Drugs and Genes Affecting p53 Signaling  Ulrike Langheinrich, Elisabeth Hennen,

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Zebrafish as a Model Organism for the Identification and Characterization of Drugs and Genes Affecting p53 Signaling  Ulrike Langheinrich, Elisabeth Hennen, Gordon Stott, Gabi Vacun  Current Biology  Volume 12, Issue 23, Pages 2023-2028 (December 2002) DOI: 10.1016/S0960-9822(02)01319-2

Figure 1 Induction of Apoptosis, Either by Drugs or Ultraviolet Irradiation, was Suppressed in p53-Deficient Embryos (A, B, E, and F) Embryos were bathed in 500 nM camptothecin at 24 hpf and photographed or fixed for TUNEL staining 6 hr later; (I, J, M, and N) embryos were exposed to 400 mJ/cm2 ultraviolet light (254 nm) at 24 hpf and 6 hr later photographed or fixed for TUNEL staining. (C) Buffer-injected control embryo; (D) p53-deficient embryo; (K and L) 24 hpf embryos exposed to 50 μM roscovitine between 6 and 24 hpf; (O and P) embryos exposed to 100 μM roscovitine between 6 and 48 hpf. (A, C, E, G, I, K, M, and O) Embryos were injected with buffer at the 1- to 4-cell stage. (B, D, F, H, J, L, N, and P) Embryos were injected with 3 ng p53 morpholino at the 1- to 4-cell stage. (A, B, C, D, I, J, K, and L) Phase contrast. (E, F, G, H, M, N, O, and P) TUNEL staining. The figure shows a lateral view, anterior is to the left, and the scale bar represents 500 μm. Current Biology 2002 12, 2023-2028DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(02)01319-2)

Figure 2 Complete Rescue of Growth Retardation, Apoptosis, and Lethality in Mdm2-Deficient Embryos by a Simultaneous p53 Deficiency The response was titrated via an increase in the amount of the injected p53 morpholino. A partial rescue of Tsg101 deficiency was obtained by simultaneous p53 deficiency. All rescue experiments were performed by coinjection of two different morpholinos, as indicated. (A–C and E–S) Mdm2 knockdown with or without simultaneous p53 knockdown. (D) Injection of five-base mismatch control Mdm2 morpholino. (V–Y) Tsg101 knockdown with or without simultaneous p53 knockdown. (A–J, N, R, T, V, and X) Phase contrast. (K, O, S, and U) Acridine orange staining; apoptotic cells are visible as bright green spots, and less bright homogenous green staining is unspecific background staining. (P and Q) Staining for phosphorylated Histone-H3. (L, M, W, and Y) TUNEL staining. (A–F and J–Y) 24 hpf embryos; (G and H) 48 hpf embryos; (I) 5 dpf embryos. The figure shows a lateral view, except (E) and (I), which are dorsal views. Anterior is to the left, and the scale bar represents 500 μm. Current Biology 2002 12, 2023-2028DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(02)01319-2)

Figure 3 Analysis of the p53 and p21 Expression Pattern and Expression Levels p53 transcript levels were increased after various treatments, as shown by whole-mount in situ histochemistry (A–F) and by Northern analysis (G–I). For whole-mount in situ histochemistry, panels show the following: (A) control; (B) embryos that were exposed to 500 nM camptothecin between 24 and 30 hpf; (C) embryos that were exposed to 400 mJ/cm2 UV at 24 hpf and fixed at 30 hpf; (D) Mdm2-deficient embryos with a moderate phenotype, (E) Mdm2-deficient embryos with a strong phenotype; and (F) magnification of the tail region of (E). All embryos were fixed at 30 hpf, and are shown in a lateral view with anterior to the left; the scale bar represents 500 μm except in F, where the bar is 100 μm. (G) Northern Blot analysis of the p53 mRNA levels at 30 hpf under various treatments. Total RNA was obtained from embryos under various treatments at 30 hpf and subsequently separated on agarose gels. The different RNA samples separated were obtained from the following: control embryos from experiment I (lane 1), Mdm2-deficient embryos of the moderate phenotype (lane 2), camptothecin-treated embryos from experiment I, in which embryos were exposed to 50 nM camptothecin beween 24 and 30 hpf (lane 3), camptothecin-treated embryos from experiment I, in which embryos were exposed to 500 nM camptothecin beween 24 and 30 hpf (lane 4), embryos exposed to UV light (lane 5), Tsg101-deficient embryos of the moderate phenotype (lane 6), control embryos from experiment II (lane 7), camptothecin-treated embryos from experiment II, in which embryos were exposed to 500 nM camptothecin beween 24 and 30 hpf (lane 8), p53-deficient embryos (lane 9), p53-deficient embryos treated with 500 nM camptothecin between 24 and 30 hpf (lane 10), embryos treated with 50 μM roscovitine between 6 and 24 hpf (lane 11), and p53-deficient embryos treated with 50 μM roscovitine between 6 and 24 hpf (lane 12). (H) The loading control for lanes 1–5 was methylene blue staining of the gel, and (I) the loading control for lanes 7–12 was hybridization of a similar blot with an actin probe. Experiments I and II were two completely independent experiments. (J) TaqMan analysis of relative p21 mRNA levels in zebrafish knockdown embryos and embryos exposed to drugs or to UV. Specific p21 mRNA levels were expressed as the fold difference between the conditions compared (untreated, buffer-injected control embryos have a value of 1). Data are representative for two completely independent experiments. Treatments were the same as those used for the Northern Blot analysis. Data have been normalized to actin. Current Biology 2002 12, 2023-2028DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(02)01319-2)

Figure 4 Model Showing Functional Interactions of TSG101, MDM2, and p53 as Well as Their Modulation by Drugs and Irradiation Red arrows indicate interactions that are likely to be conserved in zebrafish and mammals, according to the data presented. Pathways with gray arrows have not been analyzed in zebrafish. Current Biology 2002 12, 2023-2028DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(02)01319-2)