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Multi- analysis of the developing Lung

Geremy Clair

1 Fertilization

2 … initiates the developmental process…

3 …of an incredibly complex system

4 The Lung is incredibly complex

DNA RNA ProteinsLipids Metabolites

5 The LungMAP

RNA ProteinsLipids Metabolites Multiple spatial and temporal resolutions

E9.5 Wk4 Pseudoglandular E16.5 Wk17 Canalicular E17.5 Wk26 Saccular PND5 Wk36 Alveolar PND28 8 Years

Fluorescence and imaging 6 Transcription and translation from the textbooks

Genes

If there was only transcription mRNA and translation controlling protein abundance : the transcripts/proteins correlation would be very high. Proteins

7 Transcription and translation the real world

Epigenetic Control Nucleus Chromatin (DNA‐Met/Acetyl) remodeling

Protein turnover Genes

Proteic transcriptional regulations miRNA Transcription PTMs Splicing miRNA miRNA transport mRNA

Transport Cytoplasm Translation mRNA siRNA maturation Protein maturation RE Proteins Protein transport Translational siRNA Ouside Cell regulation 8 Anti-correlated mRNA and proteins during lung development

mRNA Protein

E16.5

E18.5

PND5

PND28

Protein and mRNA

abundance 9 Low High Post-transcriptional regulated functions

mRNA Protein

Functional enrichment : Post‐transcriptionally regulated processes

E16.5 Immune system process metabolic process Oxidation‐reduction process E18.5 Metabolic process Translation PND5 mRNA processing Covalent chromatin modification PND28 …

Protein and mRNA

abundance 10 Low High The lung is extensively remodeled during normal development

8,932 proteins → 8,171 quantifiable → 5,515 significantly changing in abundance (68%)

E16.5

E18.5

PND5

PND28

11 Transcription regulators and signaling molecules orchestrate the development

1,569 transcription/translation regulators E16.5 and proteins involved in signaling

E18.5

PND5

PND28

12 Some TR and SM are potentially highly involved in the proteome remodeling

CLR unsupervised clustering method allowed us to identify 4 modules of transcriptions factors and signaling molecule that appear to be implicated in the global proteome remodeling

13 Lung Heterogeneity

Mouse E16.5 NKX2‐1 Acta2 Cspg4 DAPI

14 > 40 cell types

Mouse E16.5 NKX2‐1 Acta2 Cspg4 DAPI

15 rocklab.ucsf.edu Blending and averaging effects in omics

16 LCM

Isolated alveolar parenchyma

E16.5

PND7

PND28

17 Clair et al. Scientific report 2016. LCM and nano-

Isolated alveolar parenchyma

E16.5

PND7

PND28

18 Clair et al. Scientific report 2016. LCM and nano-proteomics (Optimal from 2,000 to 8,000 cells)

Isolated alveolar parenchyma

E16.5

PND7

PND28

Optimal after 2,000 cells

19 Clair et al. Scientific report 2016. Alveolar tissue proteomics

PCA

E16.5

PND7 Segregation of the biological replicates PND28 by time‐points

20 Clair et al. Scientific report 2016. Alveolar tissue proteomics during development

PCA >3,400 identified proteins

E16.5

PND7 Segregation of the biological replicates PND28 by time‐points

21 Clair et al. Scientific report 2016. Alveolar tissue proteomics during development

PCA >3,400 identified proteins

E16.5

PND7 Segregation of the biological replicates PND28 by time‐points

22 Clair et al. Scientific report 2016. > 300 low abundance regulatory molecules modulated during the alveolarization process

E16.5

PND7

PND28

23 Clair et al. Scientific report 2016. Sorting lung cell population

3 donors 20 month‐old Homogenization females

Polar metabolites Proteins

FACS cell sorting 24 Sorted-cells proteomics

PECAM GO BP: CD34 • Angiogenesis In line with : ICAM1 • ECM organization physiological role in ICAM2 • Cell‐cell adhesion angiogenesis and CADH5 • VEGF receptor signaling vascular permeability VWF pathway

EPCAM GO BP: 3 donors SP‐A In line with : • Lipid biosynthetic process ABCA3 physiological role 20 month‐old • metabolic process Muc1 • Oxidation‐reduction in surfactant females CDH1 • Translation production

PDGRFB

GO BP: CD45 • Innate immune response TLR8 • Inflammatory response FCERG In line with : • Apoptotic process MCR1 physiological role in • Fc‐gamma receptor signaling MRC2 pathway involved in immune responses MSRE phagocytosis MCEM1 IL‐16

25 Surface antigens in our proteomics data

Our data contains a lot of surface antigens that could be use to further sort sub‐cell types

26 Surface antigens enriched in epithelial cells

Our data contains a lot of surface antigens that could be use to further sort sub‐cell types

27 Surface antigens enriched in epithelial cells could help to further sort sub-populations

Our data contains a lot of surface antigens that could be use to further sort sub‐cell types

LAMP3/CD208 DAF/CD55

28 Human tissue imaging from : www.proteinatlas.org Lipidomics of sorted cells

3 donors 20 month‐old females

299 lipids identified across 21 subclasses

29 Lipidomics of sorted cells

3 donors 20 month‐old females

299 lipids identified across 21 subclasses

30 Surfactant lipids are enriched in EPI population

PC(16:0/16:0) PC(16:0/14:0)

3 donors 20 month‐old females

PG(16:0/16:0) PG(16:0/14:0)

299 lipids identified across 21 subclasses

31 Sphingolipids origin in lungs

32 Sphingolipids origin in lungs

33 Mass spectrometry imaging (Nano-DESI)

PC(16:0/16:0) Surfactant lipid m/z 756.5520

• Images hundreds of lipids and metabolites simultaneously PC(16:0/22:6) • No sample pre‐treatment Structural? • High spatial resolution (~10m) m/z 828.5520 • Accurate quantification

34 PNNL in LungMAP consortium

>10,000 proteins >800 lipids >150 polar metabolites Developmental Alveolar tissue expression expression

Organ specificity Cell specificity Sub‐cellular localization

35 ABCA3 responsible of pediatric lung disease

36 LungMAP ABCA3 protein ID Card

ABCA3 organ specificity (m.) ABCA3 Sub‐cellular localization (m.)

Cyto Cyto Mito Mito Nuc Nuc insol. sol. & LB & LB insol. Sol. insol. sol. ABCA3 Cell‐type specificity (h.) ABCA3 whole lung expression (m. & h.) IF imaging

mRNA expression

Etc.

37 MS-LungMAP website

38 Acknowledgments

Single Cell Proteomics, PNNL LungMAP Confocal , Lipidomics, Awesome team! Imaging HT‐ISH, MS Imaging Coordinating Center Duke & RTI

Sponsor CCHMC: PNNL & TACC Cincinnati Richland & Austin Charles Ansong

Human Lung Tissue 3‐D Systems Jennifer Kyle Procurement Imaging Biology Young‐Mo Kim Paul Piehowski Ahmed Mohieb Son Nguyen Sydney Dautel Erika Zink Ryan Sontag Julia Laskin URMC: Saban Inst. UAB & Yale Jason McDermott Rochester CHLA & USC & Pitt & UCSD Richard Corley

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