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Validation of Gene Expression Validation of Gene Expression Signatures Employed in Directed Signatures Employed in Directed Stem Cell Differentiation Stem Cell Differentiation with with Small Molecule Perturbagens Small Molecule Perturbagens Charisma N. Garcia Charisma N. Garcia Cancer Genomics Cancer Genomics Summer Undergraduate Research Program Summer Undergraduate Research Program

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Page 1: Validation of Gene Expression Signatures Employed in

Validation of Gene Expression Validation of Gene Expression Signatures Employed in Directed Signatures Employed in Directed Stem Cell DifferentiationStem Cell Differentiation with with Small Molecule PerturbagensSmall Molecule Perturbagens

Charisma N. GarciaCharisma N. GarciaCancer GenomicsCancer GenomicsSummer Undergraduate Research ProgramSummer Undergraduate Research Program

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What is a stem cell?What is a stem cell?

Potential to differentiate into Potential to differentiate into numerous cell typesnumerous cell typesCapacity to selfCapacity to self--replicate indefinitelyreplicate indefinitelyWhen in culture, can remain in an When in culture, can remain in an undifferentiated state for many undifferentiated state for many generationsgenerations

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EmbryonicEmbryonic stem cellsstem cells

Source: Inner cell Source: Inner cell mass of the premass of the pre--implantation implantation blastocystblastocyst–– Blastocyst:Blastocyst: 44--5 5

day embryoday embryo

NIH stem cell report, 2001

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EmbryonicEmbryonic stem cellsstem cellsNIH Stem Cell Report, 2001NIH Stem Cell Report, 2001

PLURIPOTENT

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Potential stem cell Potential stem cell applicationsapplications

Monitoring developmental biologyMonitoring developmental biologyGenetic engineeringGenetic engineeringPharmaceutical testingPharmaceutical testingToxicologyToxicologyTherapeutic transplantsTherapeutic transplants

–– Chronic heart diseaseChronic heart disease–– EndEnd--stage kidney disease stage kidney disease –– Liver failure Liver failure –– CancerCancer–– Parkinson’s diseaseParkinson’s disease–– Spinal cord injurySpinal cord injury–– Multiple sclerosisMultiple sclerosis–– Alzheimer’s diseaseAlzheimer’s disease–– Amyotrophic lateral sclerosisAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis–– DiabetesDiabetes–– Skin graftsSkin grafts–– Purkinje cell degenerationPurkinje cell degeneration–– Duchenne’sDuchenne’s muscular dystrophymuscular dystrophy–– OsteogenesisOsteogenesis imperfectaimperfecta

NIH Stem Cell Report, 2001NIH stem cell report, 2001

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Directed differentiationDirected differentiation

Using laboratory Using laboratory techniques:techniques:

Unspecialized cellUnspecialized cell

Specialized cellSpecialized cell[determined by gene expression signatures, [determined by gene expression signatures,

i.e. expression of marker genes]i.e. expression of marker genes]

Small molecule perturbagen

http://www.stemcellresearchfoundation.org/index.htm

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Microarray Gene Expression Profiling of Microarray Gene Expression Profiling of Embryonic Stem Cells and Dissected Embryonic Stem Cells and Dissected Embryonic Tissues for Marker SelectionEmbryonic Tissues for Marker Selection

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Embryonic Embryonic Embryonic Embryonic Extra-embryonic Extra-embryonic HousekeepingStem cell Endoderm Ectoderm Mesoderm Endoderm Ectoderm Genes

Tcfap2c Foxg1 Egr2 Ankrd1 Hnf4a Tspan33 GapdhNr0b1 Tcfap2a Sox21 Foxc2 Ttr Hmbs ActbEsrrb Six1 Hoxc4 Prrx1 Irf6 Eraf Pgk1Fbxo15 Sox9 Nkx1-2 Asb4 Cubn Gata1 Ldh1Uppl Is11 Sox 1 Myl7 Apob Zfpn1a1Zfp42 Dlx3 Boc Actc1Pou5f1 Rab15 Sfrp1 EdnraNanog Frem2 Tnfrsf19 PdgfraUtf1 Has2 Sp8 MyocdEras Igfbp5 Crabp2 Fox1a

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Gene Expression SignaturesGene Expression Signatures

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Project OverviewProject Overview

1.1. Start and maintain a mouse Start and maintain a mouse embryonic stem cell (mES) line embryonic stem cell (mES) line

2.2. Treat the mES with the chosen Treat the mES with the chosen compounds, at various dilutions, compounds, at various dilutions, for 4 daysfor 4 days

3.3. Determine if differentiation Determine if differentiation occurred by comparing gene occurred by comparing gene expression signaturesexpression signatures

GOAL: Validate gene signatures in tissue culture

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Treatments to be tested Treatments to be tested for differentiationfor differentiation

Treatment Hypothesized Target Cell Germ LayerAll-trans-Retinoic Acid Neurons Ectoderm5-Azacytidine Cardiomyocytes MesodermFluoxetine Hydrochloride Neurons EctodermMitomycin C Dopamine Neurons EctodermReversine Myocytes MesodermScriptaid Induces hemoglobin Mesoderm

DILUTIONS:6.4 µM3.2 µM1.6 µM0.8 µM0.4 µM0.2 µM0.1 µM0.05 µM

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A DMSO LIF ATRA 0.05 µM 5AZA 0.05 µM * FLUOX 0.05 µM MITOC 0.05 µM * REVERS 0.05 µM SCRIP T 0.05 µM DMSO LIF

B DMSO LIF ATRA 0.1 µM 5AZA 0.1 µM * FLUOX 0.1µM MITOC 0.1 µM * REVERS 0.1 µM SCRIPT 0.1 µM DMSO LIF

C DMSO LIF ATRA 0.2 µM 5AZA 0.2 µM * FLUOX 0.2 µM MITOC 0.2 µM * REVERS 0.2 µM SCRIPT 0.2 µM DMSO LIF

D DMSO LIF ATRA 0.4 µM 5AZA 0.4 µM * FLUOX 0.4 µM MITOC 0.4 µM * REVERS 0.4 µM SCRIPT 0.4 µM DMSO LIF

E DMSO LIF ATRA 0.8 µM 5AZA 0.8 µM * FLUOX 0.8µM MITOC 0.8 µM * REVERS 0.8 µM SCRIPT 0.8 µM DMSO LIF

F DMSO LIF ATRA 1.6 µM 5AZA 1.6 µM * FLUOX 1.6 µM MITOC 1.6 µM * REVERS 1.6 µM SCRIPT 1.6 µM DMSO LIF

G DMSO LIF ATRA 3.2 µM 5AZA 3.2 µM * FLUOX 3.2 µM MITOC 3.2 µM * REVERS 3.2 µM SCRIPT 3.2 µM DMSO LIF

H DMSO LIF ATRA 6.4 µM 5AZA 6.4 µM * FLUOX 6.4 µM MITOC 6.4 µM * REVERS 6.4 µM SCRIPT 6.4 µM DMSO LIF

96 Well Layout96 Well Layout

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Ligation-mediated amplification (LMA) & Gene expression-based highthroughput (GE-HTS) experimental overview

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Courtesy of Cristian Jitianu

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Acknowledgements:Acknowledgements:

Todd Todd GolubGolubCristianCristian JitianuJitianu

Angela BrunacheAngela BrunacheBruce BirrenBruce Birren