E93 Directs Steroid-Triggered Programmed Cell Death in Drosophila

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E93 Directs Steroid-Triggered Programmed Cell Death in Drosophila Cheng-Yu Lee, Daniel P. Wendel, Pamela Reid, Geanette Lam, Carl S. Thummel, Eric H. Baehrecke  Molecular Cell  Volume 6, Issue 2, Pages 433-443 (August 2000) DOI: 10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3

Figure 1 E93 Transcription Is Reduced or Absent in E932 and E933 Mutants Total RNA was isolated from E931/wild-type control, E932/E932, and E933/E933 staged larvae, prepupae, and pupae, and E93 transcription was analyzed by Northern blot hybridization. Numbers at the top indicate hours relative to puparium formation, with boxes representing the two peaks in ecdyone titer. Control and mutant Northern blots were hybridized at the same time with probes to detect E93 or rp49 as a control for loading and transfer. Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)

Figure 2 E93 Mutants Die during Pupal Development with Persistent Larval Salivary Glands (A–D) The four panels at the top are animals staged 24 hr after puparium formation; either (A) E931/+ control animals, (B) E931/Df(3R)93FX2 mutants, (C) E931/E931 mutants, or (D) E931/E933 mutants. While E93 mutants always form pupae, as indicated by the development of a head (h), thorax (t), and abdomen (a), they never tan, always remain elongated, and have frequent defects in anterior spiracle eversion. (E) Section of an E931/+ control animal 24 hr after puparium formation. Controls never possess salivary glands at this stage (asterisk), but have formed adult eyes (e) with connections to the brain (b), and adult wings (w). (F) Section of an E931/Df(3R)93FX2 mutant 24 hr after puparium formation. All allelic combinations of E93 mutants always exhibit persistent salivary glands (sg). Like controls, E93 mutants have developed adult eyes (e) with connections to the brain (b), and adult wings (w). Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)

Figure 3 Expression of E93 Rescues Salivary Gland Cell Death in E93 Mutants (A) Section of a y w fkh-GAL4; E931/Df(3R)93FX2 control animal, all of which possess larval salivary glands (sg). (B) Section of a y w UAS-E93(1)/y w fkh-GAL4; E931/Df(3R)93FX2 animal. Expression of an E93 transgene under the control of a salivary gland promoter (fkh-GAL4) rescues salivary gland cell death. Fat body is detected in the position previously occupied by the larval salivary gland (asterisk). The brain (b), proventriculus (p), and midgut (mg) are indicated. Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)

Figure 4 E93 Protein Is Expressed in Larval Midguts and Salivary Glands Prior to Programmed Cell Death Larval midguts (top row) and salivary glands (bottom row) were dissected from wild-type Canton S prepupae and pupae at the indicated hours following puparium formation, fixed, and stained with antibodies to detect E93 protein. E93 is restricted to the nuclei of polytenized larval cells that are fated to die. Expression of E93 in midguts increases following the late larval pulse of ecdysone and foreshadows the shortening of the gastric caeca (arrowheads), persists in the dying larval cells 6 hr following puparium formation, and is not detected in the developing adult midgut epithelia (arrows). E93 protein is not detected in larval salivary glands of 2–6 hr prepupae but is highly expressed following the rise in ecdysone titer 10–12 hr after puparium formation. Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)

Figure 5 E93 Binds to Specific Sites on Salivary Gland Polytene Chromosomes Larval salivary glands were dissected from wild-type Canton S prepupae 12–14 hr after puparium formation, fixed, squashed, and photographed to obtain accurate cytology for mapping. Chromosome spreads were then stained with affinity-purified E93 antibodies to determine the sites bound by E93 protein. Representative regions of each chromosome arm are presented, with the top panel depicting the region prior to antibody staining, and the lower panel depicting the region after antibody staining. The brown and gold refractile stains represent sites bound by E93 protein. A list of reproducibly bound stained sites is presented in Table 1. Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)

Figure 6 E93 Mutant Salivary Glands Exhibit Defects in the Transcription of Ecdysone-Regulated Genes and Programmed Cell Death Genes Larval salivary glands were dissected from E931/wild-type and E933/E933 mutants staged as mid third instar larvae (−18), late third instar larvae (−8, −4), or at different times following puparium formation, as indicated at the top. Total RNA was extracted from these glands and analyzed by Northern blot hybridization. The late larval and prepupal peaks in ecdysone titer are depicted schematically at the top. Control salivary glands undergo programmed cell death 15–16 hr after puparium formation, preventing the collection of later time points. The blots were hybridized with probes to detect the ecdysone-regulated genes EcR, βFTZ-F1, BR-C, E74, and E75A, and the cell death regulators rpr, hid, crq, ark, and dronc. Hybridization with rp49 was used as a control for loading and transfer. Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)

Figure 7 Ectopic Expression of E93 Is Sufficient to Induce Programmed Cell Death (A) Control 2 hr prepupal wing imaginal discs (vg-GAL4 or UAS-E93, UAS-E93 is shown) exhibit no cell death as indicated by a lack of nuclear acridine orange staining at this stage. (B) Two hour prepupal wing discs of Drosophila that contain both vg-GAL4 and UAS-E93 always possess large amounts of ectopic cell death in the wing (w) and hinge (h) regions of this tissue as indicated by nuclear acridine orange staining (green spots). (C) Control 4 hr prepupal wing discs undergo normal changes associated with morphogenesis, including wing (w) elongation. (D) Wing discs of 4 hr prepupae that contain both vg-GAL4 and UAS-E93 exhibit defects in wing morphogenesis, such that the wing (w) does not elongate and appears to fold back upon itself. Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)

Figure 8 A Model for Ecdysone Triggered Salivary Gland Programmed Cell Death Ecdysone induces early gene transcription through its interaction with the EcR/USP heterodimer. At early stages, the ecdysone receptor complex induces the BR-C, E74, and E75 early genes that, in turn, regulate late genes that do not trigger cell death. At the prepupal–pupal transition, the competence factor βFTZ-F1 facilitates ecdysone induction of the BR-C, E74, E75, and E93 early genes. E93 is essential for the proper transcription of the BR-C, E74, and E75 genes, and the cell death regulators rpr, hid, crq, ark, and dronc. The dashed arrows indicate possible regulatory links that have not yet been tested. See text for more details. Molecular Cell 2000 6, 433-443DOI: (10.1016/S1097-2765(00)00042-3)