IEG promoter-driven transgenic reporter system in the cricket brain.

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IEG promoter-driven transgenic reporter system in the cricket brain. IEG promoter-driven transgenic reporter system in the cricket brain. A, Flowchart of the experimental procedures to establish the IEG reporter line. See the Materials and Methods section for detail. B, Schematic representation of the piggyBac transgenic vector for the IEG promoter-driven transgenic reporter system. The vector harbors the expression cassette of EYFPnls:PEST driven by the Gryllus egr-B promoter. 3xP3-mCherry was used as a visible selection marker. A gypsy insulator sequence (gyp) was inserted between two expression cassettes. ARE, AU-rich element; LTR, long terminal repeat. Ci, Schematic representation of the piggyBac insertion in the IEG reporter line. A 5629-bp insertion was inserted into the piggyBac donor TTAA site (highlighted in red). To conduct genotyping PCR, two primers, line19_fw and line19_rv, were designed at the 5′ and 3′ flanking region of the insertion sites, respectively. Cii, The nucleotide sequence of the genomic region flanking the piggyBac insertion in the IEG reporter line. The piggyBac donor TTAA site is highlighted in red. The positions of the annealing site of primers for genotyping PCR are indicated by white arrows under the sequence. D, Basal mRNA expressions of EYFPnls:PEST and Gryllus egr-B in the brain of naïve IEG reporter line. E, Expression time course of (Ei) EYFPnls:PEST and (Eii) Gryllus egr-B in the brain of the IEG reporter line after PTX injection. RT-qPCR analyses were performed on eight biological replicates. The expression levels were normalized to the mean of those of naïve animals (baseline expression level). Box plots indicate the 25th to 75th percentile ranges and central values. Error bars indicate the 5th to 95th percentile ranges. The “+” denotes the mean. Asterisks donate statistical significance to the control (naïve animals; *, p < 0.05; **, p < 0.01; ***, p < 0.001; ****, p < 0.0001). F, Correlation plot between the expression levels of EYFPnls:PEST and Gryllus egr-B in the brains of the IEG reporter line. The data from PTX-injected crickets (n = 75; black circles), vehicle pre-injected crickets (n = 8; gray circles), and naïve crickets (n = 8; white circles) were plotted. See Table 3 for the details of statistical analysis. Takayuki Watanabe et al. eNeuro 2018;5:ENEURO.0061-18.2018 ©2018 by Society for Neuroscience