Epigenetic Events in Early Embryos Preimplantation Development

Epigenetic Events in Early Embryos Preimplantation Development

Epigenetic events in early embryos Petra Hajkova Wellcome Trust / CR UK Gurdon Institute Cambridge UK Preimplantation development Transcriptional networks Epigenetic regulation Surani, Hayashi and Hajkova,2007 Maternally inherited factors (transcription factors and epigenetic modifiers) MII oocyte zygote morula blastocyst Maternal inheritance : Ezh2 Oct4 Eed Sox2 G9a Inner and outer cells (ICM and TE) Eset Carm1 … fertilisation implantation Mouse development blastocyst E6.5 ICM extraembryonic ectoderm TE zygote epiblast PGCs E 10.5-11.5 Mature gametes Mouse development blastocyst E6.5 ICM extraembryonic ectoderm TE zygote epiblast DNA demethylation Re-activation of Xi Erasure of chromatin marks PGCs E 10.5-11.5 Mature gametes Phase I Zygotic epigenetic factory DNA demethylation Protamine to histone exchange Schematic representation of pronuclear stages in mouse zygote (3hpf)(4hpf) (5hpf) (6-7hpf) (8-10hpf) protamines histones Kinetics of DNA demethylation in mouse zygote 5mC DNA PN0 PN1 PN2 PN3 PN4-5 (3hpf) (4hpf) (5hpf) (6-7hpf) (8-10hpf) protamines histones Santos and Dean, 2004 Principles of active and passive DNA demethylation Reik and Walter, 2001 Zygotic reprogramming : DNA demethylation 5mC DAPI Barton et al, 2001 Zygotic DNA demethylation – pronuclear transplantation experiments 5mC DAPI Barton et al, 2001 Regulation of epigenetic reprogramming template or activity Chromatin template Presence of (de)modification enzymes Chromatin structure Histone modifications DNA methylation Zygotic reprogramming – chromatin assymmetry merged DNA Ab Me2K9 Me2K9 HP1β HP1β Me2K9 Me3K27 Arney et al, 2002, Erhardt et al, 2003 Similarity between chromatin configuration during the reprogramming in the zygote and the early germ line Phase I Zygotic epigenetic factory DNA demethylation Protamine to histone exchange Histone variants: •Incorporated into chromatin outside S phase •Contain introns, UTRs •Outside the the “histone cluster” in the genome Henikoff and Ahmad, 2005 Assymmetric distribution of histone variant H3.3 in zygotes PN0-1 PN2 PN3-4 PN5 merged H3.3-HA DNA Protamines in the paternal genome are replaced by H3.3 Torres-Padilla et al, 2006 Dynamic changes of DNA methylation in early mouse embryos E3.5 Passive DNA demethylation of maternal genome by exclusion of Dnmt1 Reik and Walter, 2001 Mouse development blastocyst E6.5 ICM extraembryonic ectoderm TE zygote epiblast DNA demethylation Epigenetic assymmetry between pronuclei PGCs E 10.5-11.5 Mature gametes Xist from Xi Reprogramming X chromosomes during SCNT Xist from Xi and Xa Somatic cell Xi Xa Xi Xa H3-3meK27 Female somatic nucleus Xi : Xist expression and histone H3-3meK27 Xi retains the histone H3-3meK27 methylation mark Xa : DNA methylation of Xist locus Xist on Xa is activated Preferential inactivation of Xi in extraembryonic tissues Histone lysine methylation is ‘erased’ later in the epiblast cells Bao et al 05 Mouse development blastocyst E6.5 ICM extraembryonic ectoderm TE zygote epiblast DNA demethylation Maintenance of some chromatin marks PGCs E 10.5-11.5 Mature gametes Phase II The story of ICM Re-activation of Xi in the cells of ICM (female embryos) Morula Blastocyst Xi Xa Xa Xa Xi Xa Xist PRC1(Ring1b) PRC2 (Ezh2, Eed) H3k27me3… Heterochromatin marks of Xi in female pre-implantation embryos Erhardt et al, 2003 Re-activation of Xi in late blastocyst H3K27me3 Eed merged Mak et al, 2004 Mouse development Re-activation of Xi Erasure of polycomb marks blastocyst Maintenance of DNA methylation E6.5 ICM extraembryonic ectoderm TE zygote epiblast PGCs E 10.5-11.5 Mature gametes Mouse development Re-activation of Xi Erasure of polycomb marks ES blastocyst Maintenance of DNA methylation E6.5 ICM extraembryonic ectoderm TE zygote epiblast DNA demethylation Maintenance of some chromatin marks DNA demethylation Re-activation of Xi Erasure of chromatin marks PGCs EG E 10.5-11.5 Mature gametes Stem cell derivation ICM LIF ES cells Oct4 Sox2 Nanog Esg1 LIF PGC EG cells FGF2 How do epiblast cells become ES cells? Blastocysts 100 μm ES cells Day 2 outgrowths 100 μm Day 3 outgrowths Maintenance of pluripotency markers expression Sox2 Oct4 Merge + DNA Day 2 Day 3 J.Maldonado-Saldivia ??? ES cells Blastocyst (epiblast) H3K27me3 Oct4 merged Blastocyst Outgrowth 3d J.Maldonado-Saldivia ??? ES cells Blastocyst (epiblast) Expression of pluripotency associated factors (oct4, sox2, nanog, esg1) Epigenetic configuration epigenome X Acknowledgment Azim Surani IMP, Vienna Kat Arney Thomas Jenuwein Sylvia Erhardt Joanna Maldonado-Saldivia Sheila Barton Leng Siew Yeap Siqin Bao Tony Kouzarides Andy Bannister Robert Schneider.

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