PARTIAL LOSS OF TIP60 SLOWS MID-STAGE NEURODEGENERATION IN A SPINOCEREBELLAR ATAXIA TYPE 1 (SCA1) MOUSE MODEL -KRISTEN M. GEHRKING, J. MICHAEL ANDRESEN,

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PARTIAL LOSS OF TIP60 SLOWS MID-STAGE NEURODEGENERATION IN A SPINOCEREBELLAR ATAXIA TYPE 1 (SCA1) MOUSE MODEL -KRISTEN M. GEHRKING, J. MICHAEL ANDRESEN, LISA DUVICK, JOHN LOUGH, HUDA Y. ZOGHBI, & HARRY T. ORR Presented by: Jessica Taghon BIOL 506 November 21, 2011

Introduction Objective Results Conclusion Future Research/Critique Outline

Introduction  SCA1: dominantly inherited neurodegenerative disease  Caused by polyglutamine tract expansion of ATXN1  ATXN1: normal function regulates gene expression  Mutant gene contains polyglutamine tract expansion  Tip60: acetyltransferase  binds with ATXN1 by AXH domain  Rora: controls gene expression  Complexes with ATXN1/Tip60

Objective  Importance: Slow progression of SCA1  Understand mechanism of neurodegeneration in SCA1  Biological importance of ATXN1/Tip60 interaction  Impact of Tip60 haploinsufficiency  On progression of neurodegeneration  On Rora protein and gene expression

ATXN1 deletion constructs GST-pull-down assay to assess ATXN1/Tip60 interaction S776D substitution mimics phosphorylation and enhances disease severity Measurement of molecular thickness in Purkinje cells Partial Tip60 loss slowed neurodegeneration in ATXN1[82Q]:Tip60 +/- mix mice during mid-stage of disease Partial Tip60 loss effect on Rora protein and gene expression Results

ATXN1 deletion constructs

GST-pull-down assay to assess ATXN1/Tip60 interaction

S776D substitution mimics phosphorylation and enhances disease severity

Mouse Models  SCA phenotype: ATXN1[82Q] mice  FVB background  Tip60 +/- mice  SV-129;C57BL/6 background  Viable, phenotypically normal  Tip60 -/- mice lethal near blastocyst stage  Cross of ATXN1[82Q] mice and Tip60 +/- mice (mix)  WT  ATXN1[82Q]:Tip60 +/-  ATXN1[82Q]:Tip60 +/+  Tip60 +/+

Measurement of molecular thickness in Purkinje cells

Partial Tip60 loss slowed neurodegeneration in ATXN1[82Q]:Tip60 +/- mix mice during mid-stage of disease

Partial Tip60 loss effect on Rora protein and gene expression

Conclusion  Tip60 interacts with ATXN1 by the AXH domain  Phosphorylation at position 776 strengthens interaction  Partial loss of Tip60 slowed neurodegeneration in Purkinje cells at mid-stage of disease  Partial Tip60 loss increased Rora protein expression and Rora mediated gene expression

Conclusion  No effect on early disease suggests ATXN1/Tip60 interaction has no effect on disease onset  ATXN1/Tip60 interaction contributes to SCA1 disease progression  Partial loss of Tip60 delays SCA1disease progression during mid-stage of disease

Future Research/Critique  Identify other pathways involved in SCA1  Block Tip60 from interacting at AXH domain  Toxicity of up-regulated Rora  Initiation of SCA1  What is the role of Tip60 and Rora in SCA1