Inherited Disorders of Human Memory: Mental Retardation Syndromes From Mechanisms of Memory by J. David Sweatt, Ph.D.

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Inherited Disorders of Human Memory: Mental Retardation Syndromes From Mechanisms of Memory by J. David Sweatt, Ph.D.

ERK1/2 MEK1/2 Raf1 R1R1 Grb SOS Ras PKC R2R2 B-Raf PKA R3R3 Rap AC Gene Expression Mnk1/2 eIF4E Protein Synthesis MAPs Spine Structure CRE CREB P CBP RSK2 GEF NF1 GAP NO. Ca 2+ G Protein NF1 Ca 2+ Nucleus R 4

ERK1/2 MEK1/2 Raf1 R1R1 Grb SOS Ras PKC R2R2 B-Raf PKA R3R3 Rap AC Gene Expression Mnk1/2 eIF4E Protein Synthesis MAPs Spine Structure CRE CREB P CBP RSK2 GEF NF1 GAP Neurofibromatosis MR NO. Ca 2+ G Protein NF1 Ca 2+ Nucleus R 4

PO 4 ras GDPGTP GTP Hydrolysis GAPs GTPase Activating Proteins e.g. NF1, SynGAP GEFs Guanine Nucleotide Exchange Factor Proteins e.g. SOS, cAMP GEF, Ca 2+ /DAG GEF, ras GRF InactiveActive + + Activation of ras Weeber and Sweatt. Neuron 33:

K-ras N-ras Farnesyl Transferase Inhibitor Costa et al (2002) Nature 415: Ras-dependent Spatial Learning in Nf1 +/- Animals

Ras-dependent LTP deficits in Nf1 +/- animals Costa et al (2002) Nature 415:

ERK1/2 MEK1/2 Raf1 R1R1 Grb SOS Ras PKC R2R2 B-Raf PKA R3R3 Rap AC Gene Expression Mnk1/2 eIF4E Protein Synthesis MAPs Spine Structure CRE CREB P CBP RSK2 GEF NF1 GAP Neurofibromatosis MR NO. Ca 2+ G Protein NF1 Ca 2+ Nucleus R 4

ERK1/2 MEK1/2 Raf1 R1R1 Grb SOS Ras PKC R2R2 B-Raf PKA R3R3 Rap AC Gene Expression Mnk1/2 eIF4E Protein Synthesis MAPs Spine Structure CRE CREB P CBP RSK2 GEF NF1 GAP Neurofibromatosis MR NO. Ca 2+ G Protein NF1 Ca 2+ Nucleus R 4 Coffin-Lowry Syndrome

ERK1/2 MEK1/2 Raf1 R1R1 Grb SOS Ras PKC R2R2 B-Raf PKA R3R3 Rap AC Gene Expression Mnk1/2 eIF4E Protein Synthesis MAPs Spine Structure CRE CREB P CBP RSK2 GEF NF1 GAP Neurofibromatosis MR NO. Ca 2+ G Protein NF1 Ca 2+ Nucleus R 4 Coffin-Lowry Syndrome Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome

Current Model of Fragile X Mental Retardation Coding Region Regulatory Region CGG Expansion in Regulatory Region Point Mutation in Coding Region Disruption Of FMR1 Gene Loss of FMR1 Protein (FMRP) FMR1/FXR Interaction domain Ribosome Interaction Domain RGG Box KH Domain KH Domain RGG Box = Arginine & Glycine-rich domain KH domain = Ribonucleoprotein K homology domain FMRP = 63K RNA binding protein that binds to poly (G) and poly (U) structures FMR1 Gene Gene Structure FMRP Structure

ERK1/2 MEK1/2 Raf1 R1R1 Grb SOS Ras PKC R2R2 B-Raf PKA R3R3 Rap AC Gene Expression Mnk1/2 eIF4E Protein Synthesis MAPs Spine Structure CRE CREB P CBP RSK2 GEF NF1 GAP Neurofibromatosis MR NO. Ca 2+ G Protein NF1 Ca 2+ Nucleus R 4 Coffin-Lowry Syndrome Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome Fragile X Syndrome

Enhanced LTP in FMR2 knockout mice Gu et al. (2002) J. Neurosci. 22:

Angelman Syndrome- Clinical Features Severe MR Absent speech Happy disposition Seizures

Ube3a codes for an E6-AP Ubiquitin Ligase Ube3a Ubiquitin Ligase Maternal Imprinting of Ube3a Expression of E6-AP in the Hippocampus and Cerebellum

Ube3a Deletion, MutationUniparental Disomy Mismethylation

The Ubiquitination Pathway Step 1 Step 2 Complex Formation Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 E1 Charging E2 Charging E2—E3 Transfer Target Poly- Ubiquitination E1 Ub ATP E2 Ligase Ub E3 Ligase Target Protein E2 Ub E3 Target Protein Ub Weeber and Sweatt (2000) Recent Res. Devel. Neurochem. 3:

Selective Deficit in Context-dependent Fear conditioning in Ube3a Maternal Deficient Mice Jiang et al (1998) Neuron 21:

Impairment of hippocampal LTP in Ube3a Maternal Deficient mice Jiang et al (1998) Neuron 21:

AS mouse model LTP

Saturating HFS-induced LTP

NMDAR Independent LTP

Pathogenesis of Angelman Syndrome E6-AP P53 HHR23A E6-AP MCM7 ?

Adenylyl Cyclase ATP CaMCa ++ PLC Ras B-Raf Rap1 Raf-1 Ras MEK ERK PKC CaMKII PKA DAG cAMP Ca ++ Channel NMDA Receptor

A Total Kinase Concentrations are Normal

A Increased P-Thr 286 CaMKII in AS Mice P-PKC P-PKA P-ERK p42 P-CaMKII * Total  CaMKII P-Thr 286  CaMKII WT m-/p+ Immunoreactivity (% of Control)

Reduced Post-Hoc CaMKII Phosphorylation

Thr 286 Regulatory Subunit Ca 2+ CAM  CaMKII Catalytic Subunit

 CaMKII Catalytic Subunit Autonomously Active P Thr 286 Ca 2+ CAM Regulatory Subunit

Hippocampal CaMKII Activity

Thr 286Thr 305 Regulatory Subunit Ca 2+ CAM  CaMKII Catalytic Subunit

 CaMKII Catalytic Subunit P P Thr 286 Thr 305 Ca 2+ CAM Regulatory Subunit Inactive

Wildtypem-/p * Immunoreactivity (% of Control)  CaMKII Total  CaMKII Thr 305/306 CaMKII Hippocampal HomogenatesPurified CaMKII WTm-/p+WTm-/p+ Control Peptide Block Ctrl +Ca 2+ /CaM Ctrl +Ca 2+ /CaM Ctrl +Ca 2+ /CaM  CaMKII  

Wildtypem-/p * Immunoreactivity (% of Control)  CaMKII Total  CaMKII Thr 305/306 CaMKII Hippocampal HomogenatesPurified CaMKII WTm-/p+WTm-/p+ Control Peptide Block Ctrl +Ca 2+ /CaM Ctrl +Ca 2+ /CaM Ctrl +Ca 2+ /CaM  CaMKII  

 100 Hz/1s No  CaMKII  CaMKII T305D Mice are Impaired in LTP Inhibited Wild type Time (min) WT T305D CaMKII Elgersma et al.

T305D Mutants Have Impaired Fear-Conditioned Learning Elgersma et al.

 Cam KII Catalytic Subunit P P Thr 286 Thr 305 Ca 2+ CAM Regulatory Subunit Inactive

NR1 NR2B CaMKII P PP1 PP2A ? E6-AP P

AS Mouse Model-Conclusions Aberrant hyper-autophosphorylation of CaMKII in Angelman mouse hippocampus. Altered phosphatase activity (PP1 and/or PP2A). Alterations in CaMKII autophosphorylation can explain the physiologic and behavioral deficits in our model. A role for CaMKII activity in human learning.

rho PAK, ROCK LIMK-1 (Williams Syndrome) Actin Depolymerization Factor (ADF) / cofilin Actin Cytoskeleton—Loss of LIMK-1 causes increased actin turnover Altered Dendritic Spine Augmented LTP, Learning Impairments rac PKC Direct phosphorylation (inhibitory) ADF / Cofilin promotes Actin depolymerization Williams Syndrome

Rho PAK3 (p21 Activated Kinase) JNK p38 Cytoskeletonraf-1LTD disruption? Dbl ( Diffuse B-cell Lymphoma) Rho GEF6 Rho GAP Rho GDI GEFs + _ Nonsyndromic X-Linked Mental Retardation

Mental Retardation Syndromes Disruptions of memory-related signal transduction systems. Impact of basic research on clinically relevant studies, and vice-versa. Identifying new avenues of treatment.

ERK1/2 MEK1/2 Raf1 R1R1 Grb SOS Ras PKC R2R2 B-Raf PKA R3R3 Rap AC Gene Expression Mnk1/2 eIF4E Protein Synthesis MAPs Spine Structure CRE CREB P CBP RSK2 GEF NF1 GAP Neurofibromatosis MR NO. Ca 2+ G Protein NF1 Ca 2+ Nucleus R 4 Coffin-Lowry Syndrome Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome Fragile X Syndrome