Aph-1 and pen-2 are required for Notch pathway signaling, gamma-secretase cleavage of betaAPP, and presenilin protein accumulation. Developmental Cell.

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Aph-1 and pen-2 are required for Notch pathway signaling, gamma-secretase cleavage of betaAPP, and presenilin protein accumulation. Developmental Cell July, 2002 Francis R, et al.

Background Two forms of Aß – 40 or the 42 residue. Deposition of Aß 42 protein forms plaques responsible for Alzheimer’s disease What are presenilins? Presenilins are required for intramembranous processing of certain types of transmembrane proteins. These are required for the  -secretase cleavage of APP, they are thought to be part of the catalytic domain of  -secretase. Mutation in presenilin  alteration in  -secretase activity   production of Aß 42

Presenilins are Essential for Processing Notch Receptor S2S3 Presenilin mediated step Notch – signaling molecule crucial for cell-fate determination during embryogenesis. Notch intracellular domain (NICD) translocates to nucleus where it interacts and activates transcription factors.

Figure 2. aph-1 and pen-2 Mutant Phenotypes aph-1 and pen-2 confer glp-1-like maternal embryonic lethality and interact with a sel-12 mutation to confer zygotic glp-1 and lin-12 pathway phenotypes. Line drawings (A and D) depict wild-type (B) and aph-1(ep140) (E) embryos visualized by Nomarski DIC optics. Wild-type (C) and pen-2(ep220) (F) embryos stained with the pharyngeal-specific antibody 3NB12. Anterior (ant) and posterior (post) lobes of the pharynx and intestine (int) are indicated.(G) Portion of an adult wild-type hermaphrodite showing the vulva (arrowhead) and one U-shaped gonad arm that contains mitotic germ cells distally and oocytes and sperm proximally.(H) Portion of an adult pen-2(ep220); sel-12(ep6) hermaphrodite showing protruding vulva (arrowhead) and a gonad arm that contains sperm (arrows) but no mitotic or undifferentiated germ cells.(I) Wild-type L4 larva with one gonadal AC (arrow).(J) aph-1(ep140); sel-12(ep6) L4 larva with two ACs (arrows). Bars equal 10 m. Specific phenotypes illustrated here for aph-1 or pen-2 were identical for both aph-1 and pen-2 mutants.

Figure 3. pen-2::GFP Expressionpen-2::GFP expression is observed in most somatic C. elegans tissues. Representative PEN-2::GFP (loop) localization in body-wall muscle cells (A), vulval precursor cells (B), and ventral cord motorneurons (C). Perinuclear and patchy cytoplasmic signal consistent with internal membrane localization is particularly visible in cells with a large cytoplasmic volume. Bars equal 10 M.

Figure 4. Rescue of aph-1 and pen-2 Egl Phenotypes by Human aph-1 and pen-2 cDNAsTransgenic lines bearing extrachromosomal arrays of cDNAs indicated in the bottom panel were scored for rescue of the Egl phenotype of pen-2 dpy-18 or unc-29 aph-1 homozygotes. Control pen-2 and aph-1 animals are nontransgenic lines established in parallel with transgenic lines after injection. The percentage of worms that laid ≥5 eggs is plotted as a histogram (middle panel), with each bar representing a different transgenic line. Numbers above each bar are number of Egl + animals per number of animals scored. The mean number of eggs laid per Egl + animal is plotted in the top panel, plus or minus standard deviation

Figure 5. Drosophila aph-1, pen-2, and nct Are Required for -Secretase Activity and Presenilin Protein Accumulation(A–C) -secretase inhibitor compound E induces Notch pathway phenotypes in Drosophila and C. elegans.(A) Untreated wild-type Drosophila wing.(B) Wing from an animal raised on compound E (40 l of 5 mg/ml solution in DMSO placed on food surface).(C) One gonad arm of a C. elegans hop-1(ep171) hermaphrodite raised on compound E (100 l of 10 M solution placed on a 10 ml agarose growth plate), showing a glp-1-like germline proliferation defect. The adult germline contains sperm (arrows) but no undifferentiated germ cells (compare to wild-type untreated in Figure 2G). Compound E does not induce glp-1-like sterility in wild-type or sel-12 mutants at the same concentration, suggesting that the compound is able to inhibit sel-12-dependent -secretase activity, but that hop-1-dependent -secretase might be resistant to inhibition.(D) Constructs used for detection of -secretase activity in Drosophila Dmel2 cells. -secretase cleavage sites are indicated by closed triangles, and transmembrane domains are shaded. Extracellular deleted regions in N ECN and APPC99 are indicated by dotted lines.(E) UAS- luciferase reporter gene activity driven by C99-GV, but not C59-GV, is sensitive to -secretase inhibitor compound E. Data is expressed as the ratio of F luc/R luc activity normalized to values for untreated cells. Error bars represent the standard deviation for assays done in triplicate. Data is representative of five independent experiments.(F) Western blots of whole- cell pellets from the compound titration experiment shown in panel E, probed with antibodies to Drosophila PSN CTF fragment or a control antibody to the Peanut protein.(G and H) Secreted A 40 (G) and A 42 (H) production is inhibited by compound E in Dmel2 cells. Data are normalized for cell density by ProCheck cell viability assay and are the median of eight independent repetitions; error bars represent standard deviations.(I) RNAi inactivation of psn, nct, aph-1, and pen-2 inhibits UAS-luciferase reporter gene activity driven by N ECN -GV, but not by N INTRA -GV. Data are normalized to values for no RNAi control.(J) RNAi inactivation of psn, nct, aph-1, and pen-2 inhibits UAS-luciferase reporter gene activity driven by C99-GV, but not by C59-GV. Data are normalized to values for no RNAi control.(K) Western blots of cell lysates from the experiment shown in panel J probed with antibodies to Drosophila presenilin CTF or Peanut.(L) Secreted A 40 and (M) A 42 production from C99-GV is dependent on psn, nct, aph-1, and pen-2 activity. Data are normalized for cell density by ProCheck cell viability assay and are the median of eight independent repetitions; error bars represent standard deviations.Figure 2G