Liver growth in the embryo and during liver regeneration in zebrafish requires the cell cycle regulator, uhrf1

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Fig. 6. uhrf1 is mutated in hi272 embryos. A. uhrf1 expression was determined in day 5 WT and MT embryos from hi272 by standard PCR, compared to actin (Inset) and by Q-PCR with hi3020 and hi272 embryos (gray bars). top2a levels were determined in day 5 embryos from hi272. Expression levels relative to tbp were calculated and shown as fold change over phenotypically WT siblings. The experiment was run in triplicate; bars indicate the standard deviation. (B) Neighbor-joining tree illustrating the UHRF1 and UHRF2 relationships, corrected for multiple substitutions, gaps excluded, and bootstrapped. The bootstrap numbers are out of 1,000. There are two UHRF1 genes in mammals and only a uhrf1 homolog in the other species listed. (C) Domain map of UHRF1.





Fig. 7. uhrf1 is not required for fin regeneration. The terminal 3-4 mm of the tail fin of uhrf+/+ and uhrf+/- 6-month-old fish was resected, and the same fish was inspected for regrowth each day for 14 days. Representative images of each genotype (uhrf+/+, fish 3; uhrf+/-, fish 5 as marked in each picture on the left) are shown before the cut (uncut), immediately after the cut (t = 0) and 4 and 11 days of regeneration. By 11 days, »1 mm of regrowth is observed in each fish.





Table 1. Survival of adult zebrafish after PH

Survival

Average (postsurgery)

Average (24 h)

Median (24 h)

Partial hepatectomy (n = 171)

74.44

46.11

62.96 ± 26.1

Sham (n = 84)

75.00

44.048

52.77 ± 23.04





Table 2. Primer sequences

 

Primer name

Gene

Species

Application

Sequence 5'-3'

272-F1

uhrf1

D. rerio

Standard PCR

GACGGCATCTACAAGGTGGT

272-R1

uhrf1

D. rerio

Standard PCR

TGGTAGTTTTTGCCCAGGTC

actin-F

b-actin

D. rerio

Standard PCR

CATCAGCATGGCTTCTGCTCT

actin-R

b-actin

D. rerio

Standard PCR

GCAGTGTACAGAGACACCC

hUHRF1-F1q

UHRF1

H. sapiens

Standard PCR

GTAAAGTGGAGGAGACGTTCC

hUHRF1-R1q

UHRF1

H. sapiens

Standard PCR

TCTGCAGAGGCTGGTTCACC

mhGAPDH-Fq

Gapdh

H. sapiens R. norvegicus

Standard PCR

GCCAAAAGGGTCATCATCTC

mhGAPDH-Rq

Gapdh

H. sapiens R. norvegicus

Standard PCR

ATGGCATGGACTGTGGTCAT

rUHRF1-F1q

Uhrf1

R. norvegicus

Standard PCR

cttcctgagcaaggtgaagg

rUHRF1-R1q

Uhrf1

R. norvegicus

Standard PCR

ggtccaggtcatagcgacat

mcycA2-F1

Ccna2

M. musculus

Q-PCR

cttggctgcaccaacagtaa

mcycA2-R1

Ccna2

M. musculus

Q-PCR

atgactcaggccagctctgt

mCcne-Fq

Ccne

M. musculus

Q-PCR

TCTGTGCATTCTAGCCATCG

mCcne-Rq

Ccne

M. musculus

Q-PCR

ACAAAAGGCACCATCCAGTC

mcyclo-F1

cyclophilin

M. musculus

Q-PCR

ggccgatgacgagccc

mcyclo-R1

cyclophilin

M. musculus

Q-PCR

tgtctttggaactttgtctgcaa

muhrf1-F1

Uhrf1

M. musculus

Q-PCR

cttccaagacaggcaaaagc

muhrf1-R1

Uhrf1

M. musculus

Q-PCR

cctctttcaccttgctcagg

zccna2-F

ccna2

D. rerio

Q-PCR

CCAATAACTGAAGCCATAGCCTC

zccna2-R

ccna2

D. rerio

Q-PCR

TACAAATATCTGGCTGAATCAAGC

zccnd1-Fq1

ccnd1

D. rerio

Q-PCR

ctgtgcgacagacgtcaact

zccnd1-Rq1

ccnd1

D. rerio

Q-PCR

ggtgaggttctgggatgaga

zccne-F1q

ccne

D. rerio

Q-PCR

caactacaaccccgacaacc

zccne-R1q

ccne

D. rerio

Q-PCR

tgatccgacagtcgttcaga

zef1a-2

ef1a

D. rerio

Q-PCR

cgtctgccacttcaggatgtg

zef1a-3

ef1a

D. rerio

Q-PCR

ACTTGCAGGCGATGTGAGCAG

zfabp-Fq

fabp10

D. rerio

Q-PCR

cacctccaaaactcctggaa

zfabp-Rq

fabp10

D. rerio

Q-PCR

ttctgcagaccagctttcct

zfoxmll-Fq1

foxm1l

D. rerio

Q-PCR

tcagcctgtgacctcatctg

zfoxmll-Rq1

foxm1l

D. rerio

Q-PCR

aagagagtgctgtcggggta

zjun-Fq

jun

D. rerio

Q-PCR

aagaccctgaagtcgcaaaa

zjun-Rq

jun

D. rerio

Q-PCR

caaaatgtccttcggctctc

zmet-Fq

c-met

D. rerio

Q-PCR

aggaacaggcccagaaagat

zmet-Rq

c-met

D. rerio

Q-PCR

ttgtggctgaaacactctgc

zmyc-Fq

myca

D. rerio

Q-PCR

tgactgtggaaaagcgacag

zmyc-Rq

myca

D. rerio

Q-PCR

gctgctgttgatgctgtgat

ztbp-1F

tbp

D. rerio

Q-PCR

gatcacgcggatttgatctt

ztbp-1R

tbp

D. rerio

Q-PCR

ggggctattgggagacctac

ztop2a-Rq

top2a

D. rerio

Q-PCR

caaaccagcctctttcttcg

ztopo2a-Fq

top2a

D. rerio

Q-PCR

aagtgggcaaaccaaaagtg

zuhrf1-F

uhrf1

D. rerio

Q-PCR

GAAGTGGAGTGTCATTTTCACAC

zuhrf1-R

uhrf1

D. rerio

Q-PCR

AAAACCAGATCCAGGATCGACG





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Histology. Embryos were processed for H&E staining as described . Apoptosis was detected using the Terminal deoxynucleotidyl Transferase Nick End Labeling (TUNEL) method according to the In Situ Cell Death Detection Kit (Roche Biochemicals, Pleasanton, CA), except that the TUNEL enzyme was reduced to 1:20, and the enzyme labeling step was followed by a 2-hour incubation with a 1:100 dilution of CY3-SA.

Animals were used according to guidelines approved by the Animal Use Committee at Children's Hospital, Boston. Euthanized adult zebrafish were fixed in Bouin's fixative for 24 hours, followed by washing and dehydration through a graded series of ethanol and embedded in paraffin. Four-micromolar sections were cut in three equidistant sagittal steps and processed for hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) staining or for immunohistochemistry. Slides were deparaffinized and rehydrated through a graded ethanol series to water. Endogenous peroxidase activity was blocked by a 10-minute incubation in 3.2% H2O2/MeOH. Antigen unmasking was carried out in 0.1 M citrate, pH 7.4 at 80°C for 1 hour, followed by extensive washing, blocking with 10% normal horse serum/PBS, and incubation with 1:1,000 mouse anti-PCNA (P8825; Sigma, St. Louis, MO). Primary antibody was washed off with PBS, followed by incubation with 1:1,000 anti-mouse antibodies conjugated to horseradish peroxidase (Promega; Madison, WI) for 1 hour, washed extensively and developed with a 0.83 mg/ml 3,3-diaminobenzidine tetrahydrochloride PBS with 0.03% H2O2 for 6 minutes, counterstained with Harris hematoxylin, dehydrated, and coverslipped.

RNA Extraction, cDNA Preparation, and PCR. All RNA were isolated by using the Qiagen RNeasy kit. For zebrafish embryos, 10 WT and 10 mutant (MT) embryos on day 5 pf from two clutches were collected. Zebrafish adult tissue samples were dissected from one male. cDNA was prepared from 0.5-1 mg of RNA in a 20-ml reaction, using oligo dT nucleotides and the Invitrogen SuperScript II cDNA kit according to the manufacturer's protocol.

Standard PCR on cDNA was carried out as described in ref. 30 by using 0.5-2 ml of cDNA, and 0.2-0.5 mM of each primer listed in SI Table 2, for 30-36 cycles, and run on a 2% agarose gel. Q- PCR was carried out using 1 ml of cDNA, 1X FastStart DNA MasterPLUS SYBR Green I mix (Roche) and 0.1-0.5 mM of each primer, in triplicate using a Roche Light Cycler as follows: 95° C for 15 seconds, 60°C for 15 seconds, and 72°C for 15 seconds for 45 cycles. Expression levels were determined by the DCT method by using the references tbp for embryos, ef1a for zebrafish adult livers, and cyclophilin for mouse.

30. Sadler KC, Amsterdam A, Soroka C, Boyer J, Hopkins N (2005) Development (Cambridge, UK) 132:3561-3572.

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