Hereditary Spherocytosis

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Hereditary Spherocytosis Bethany Zeitler

What Is Hereditary Spherocytosis (HS)? Can be recessive or dominant depending on mutation, most common in Northern Europeans http://mynotes4usmle.tumblr.com/post/33858515049/hereditarty-spherocytosis

Red Blood Cell Membrane Structure Can occur in any of those proteins but most commonly in ANK1 which is what I chose to study Liem and Gallagher. 2005. Molecular mechanisms in the inherited red cell membrane disorders. Science Direct Vol 2. Issue 4. 539-545. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ddmec.2005.11.004

HS is caused by mutations in Ank1 Human Ank1 Protein Ankyrin Repeat ZU5 DEATH Missense mutations usually lead to decreased ankyrin and mild symptoms Nonsense and frameshift mutations associated with dominant inheritance and severe anemia Eber et al. 1996

Anemia as a symptom of HS http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=88KWpmKtUJ8 Loss of surface area leads blood cells to burst when filtering through the spleen Leads to low RBC count- Hemolytic Anemia Main symptom: Fatigue due to low oxygen transport- a result of low hemoglobin http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/DIC_With_Microangiopathic_Hemolytic_Anemia_(301920983).jpg

ANK1 is very well conserved Worm Human Zebrafi Ankyrin Repeat ZU5 DEATH 1880aa 1981aa Mouse Chimp 1907aa 6994aa

ANK1 Phylogeny BLOOD

Human Blood vs. Zebrafish Blood https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=5l7RQAK8DH8 Davidson and Zon, 2004 http://2009annualreport.nichd.nih.gov/svo.html

Mutant zebrafish have anemia phenotypes Merlot Riesling Liem and Gallagher. 2005. Molecular mechanisms in the inherited red cell membrane disorders. Science Direct Vol 2. Issue 4. 539-545. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ddmec.2005.11.004

Hypothesis: The paw phenotype is caused by an ankyrin mutation Weinstein, et al. 1996

Experiment 1: Genome sequencing to identify sti and paw mutations Ankyrin 1 Like Weinstein, et al. 1996

Sequencing the paw phenotype PCR Overlapping Regions Sequence Determine Mutation Chromosome 21 Promoter Region Outermost Primers Predicted Mutation Ank1-like Coding Region 5’ 3’

http://www. medexpressrx http://www.medexpressrx.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Symptoms_of_anemia.png

Hemolytic anemia causes lack of hemoglobin Fewer Red Blood Cells Less Hemoglobin Less Oxygen Transport Fatigue

Can I modulate hemoglobin in paw mutants to rescue the fatigue phenotype? Hypothesis: Changing expression of hemoglobin reduces fatigue in paw mutants

Experiment 2: Chemical screen to reduce fatigue Identify hemoglobin transcription modifiers Chemical screen to regulate transcription factor Observe fish behavior

Human hemoglobin transcription is activated by Klf1 Transcription factor Hemoglobin Subunits

Klf1 Homolog in Zebrafish Human Klf1 362 aa Zebrafish Klf4 409 aa Zinc-finger Domains: DNA-Binding

Chemical screen to modulate Klf4 http://www.biosignaling.com/content/figures/1478-811X-8-11-1-l.jpg

More hemoglobin will make fish swim Wild Type Paw Paw + Drug Normal blood shape and count Spherocytes, Low blood cell count Spherocytes, Low blood cell count Normal swimmer (Wild Type) Normal swimmer (Wild Type) Slow swimmer (Fatigue)

Future Directions Can we relieve anemia symptoms of those with HS? Continue studies in mice to better see behavioral changes