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Identificación y Análisis Funcional de Nuevos Reguladores Transcripcionales Implicados en la Respuesta Celular al Estrés Rosa M. Marion Erin K. OShea Lab Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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oxygen availability, temperature, salt concentration, DNA damaging agents, nutrient starvation, pH……….. signaling pathway stress induced gene expression program STRESS!!!!!!!! transcription factor
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~200 ~6000 Transcriptional Regulatory Networks
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The transcriptional response to stress ESR repressed ESR induced
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Transcriptional Regulatory Networks Transcription factor-GFP fusion Change in localization? STRESS
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Construction of a yeast TF-GFP library 251 known or predicted transcription factors 172 had detectable fluorescent signal (70%) 137 nuclear (80%) 35 cytoplasmic (20%) - live cells, no fixation needed -endogenous promoter
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1 24 2 23 3 22 4 21 5 20 6 19 7 18 8 17 9 1615 10 14 11 13 12 Msn2-GFP 0.5 M NaCl Large-Scale Analysis of Transcription Factor Subcellular Localization Upon Stress
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0.4 mM H202 Sfp1-GFP relocalizes in response to different stresses
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Before stress After stress 0.1%MMS2mM DTT 0.5 M NaCl
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Sfp1 controls ribosomal biogenesis Jorgensen P. and Tyers M. Science (2002) sfp1 has a very small cell size (~40% smaller than WT) and overexpression increases cell size propose that Sfp1 is a regulator of genes involved in ribosome biogenesis
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Regulation of ribosome biosynthesis 200000 ribosomes /cell 2000ribosomes/minute 70% splicing activity -Involves the activity of Pol I, Pol II and Pol III -Regulated mainly at the level of transcription: transcription of genes involved in ribosome biosynthesis is tightly coordinated - It consumes an enormous amount of the cells resources: RNA:80%rRNA (60% of total transcription) 15%tRNA 5% mRNA (50% pol II activity dedicated to RP) Ribosome formation is coupled with the protein-synthetic needs of the cell and the availability of nutrients Not known how signaling pathways regulate RP gene expression
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nuclear Sfp1 cytosolic Sfp1 ribosomal gene transcription ribosomal gene transcription ON OFF Does Sfp1 localization correlate with RP gene expression? HYPOTHESIS: Sfp1 is a regulator of ribosomal gene expression
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Regulation of ribosomal protein gene expression 2. when cells reach stationary phase RP gene expression is down regulated : 1. under environmental stress 4. when cells are starved for glucose 5. when there is a defect in the secretory pathway 3. when cells are treated with rapamycin
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0.5 M NaCl 1. Sfp1 relocalizes to the cytoplasm under environmental stress Ctrl ONOFF Ribosomal gene transcription
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Stationary phaseLog phase ONOFF Ribosomal gene transcription 2. Sfp1 relocalizes to the cytoplasm when cells reach stationary phase
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CtrlRapamycin ONOFF Powers T. and Walter P. Mol. Biol. Cell (1999) ribosomal gene transcription 3.Sfp1 relocalizes to the cytoplasm when cells are treated with rapamycin
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SD completeS ethanol +glucose S ethanol ONOFFON 4. Sfp1 relocalizes to the cytoplasm when cells are starved for glucose
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Tunicamycin (3h 30)Ctrl ONOFF ribosomal gene transcription 5. Sfp1 relocalizes to the cytoplasm when the secretory pathway is interrupted
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Sfp1 binds RP promoters Sfp1 Occupancy Sfp1-HA Chromatin IP and Quantitative PCR Quantitavive PCR for target genes (promoter area)
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Defect in regulation of RP gene expression in sfp1 mutants WT vs. WT + rap 1 sfp1 vs. sfp1 + rap 2 WT vs. sfp1 3 WT + rap vs. sfp1 + rap 4 1234
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Pathways that control ribosomal protein gene transcription TOR PKAPKC ribosomal protein gene transcription NutrientsGlucose ON
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Adapted from Jacinto E. and Hall M. N. Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology 4, 117-126 (2003) SFP1 Ribosomal Biogenesis Genes TOR and RP gene expression
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TOR CONTROLS LOCALIZATION OF SFP1 WT Sfp1-GFP tor1-1 Sfp1-GFP CtrlRapamycin
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msn2, 4 Sfp1-GFP gat1 Sfp1-GFP gln3 Sfp1-GFP tip41 Sfp1-GFP pph21 Sfp1-GFP rtg2 Sfp1-GFP rtg3 Sfp1-GFP rtg1 Sfp1-GFP mks1 Sfp1-GFP sit4 Sfp1-GFP CtrlRapamycin
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PKA and RP gene expression Low PKAHigh PKA RP gene expression OFF RP gene expression ON starvation Glucose (cAMP) Bcy1 (regulatory) Tpk1,2,3 (catalitic)
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wt Sfp1 GFP bcy1 Sfp1GFP CtrlRapamycin PKA CONTROLS LOCALIZATION OF SFP1 Schmelzle T. and Hall M. N. Mol. Cell. Biol. (2004)
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Schmelzle T. and Hall M. N. Mol. Cell. Biol. (2004) Sfp1-HA Chromatin IP and Quantitative PCR Sfp1 Occupancy
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TOR can control Sfp1 localization independently of PKA
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Stress stimuli can be transmitted to Sfp1 independently of PKA
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TOR rapamycin nutrients TAP42/SIT4 RAS/cAMP PKA SFP1 RP Promoter ON glucose Stress ?
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-Sfp1 is an activator of RP gene transcription -Sfp1 relocalizes from the nucleus to the cytoplasm in response to diverse environmental stimuli and stresses, coincident with lower expresssion of RP genes -Sfp1 binds to the RP promoters and this binding is regulated by stress -Cells lacking Sfp1 show a defect in regulation of RP gene transcription in response to stress, indicating that Sfp1 is required for the proper downregulation of RP genes in response to stress -The TOR pathway controls localization of Sfp1. TOR activity induces Sfp1 nuclear localization -PKA controls localization of Sfp1. PKA activity induces Sfp1 nuclear localization -Stresses such as oxidative or osmotic stress can control Sfp1 localization Independently of PKA Summary
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TOR rapamycin nutrients TAP42/SIT4 RAS/cAMP PKA SFP1 RP Promoter ON glucose Stress ?
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SFP1 RP Promoter FHL1 IFH1 RAP1
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-localization of Sfp1 binding site in RP promoters
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