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SUMO wrestling with cell cycle progression Outline SUMO Introduction A critical role for SUMO in cell cycle progression SUMO regulates the Forkhead Box protein FoxM1 SUMO regulates the Anaphase Promoting Complex Structural


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SUMO wrestling with cell cycle progression

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  • SUMO Introduction
  • A critical role for SUMO in cell cycle progression
  • SUMO regulates the Forkhead Box protein FoxM1
  • SUMO regulates the Anaphase Promoting Complex

Outline

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ubiquitin SUMO-1

Structural similarity between ubiquitin and SUMO

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E3

SUMO

substrate

SUMO SUMO SUMO

Ubc9

SUMO

AMP

protease

SAE1 SAE2

SUMO

substrate SAE1-SAE2 ATP precursor E2 E1

SUMO-1 SUMO-2

SUMOylation cycle

SUMO-3

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Bergink & Jentsch 2009 Nature

Comparing ubiquitin and SUMO systems

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Cubenas-Potts et al., 2013 Dev. Cell

Molecular consequences of SUMOylation

30/09/2013 Proteasome Targe,ng Protein Targe,ng Complex Assembly Enzyme Regula,on

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EYFP-SUMO-2

DNA Damage Response Transcription Ribosome Assembly Pre-mRNA Splicing Nuclear-Cytoplasmic Transport Cell Cycle Progression

SUMOylation regulates nuclear processes

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SUMO-2 is essential for embryonic development

Wang et al. 2014 EMBO Reports

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SENP1-deficient mouse embryos are aenemic

Cheng et al. 2007 Cell

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SUMOylation consensus sites

SUMOylation consensus motif: ΨKxE Ψ = L, I, V, M, F

Target protein SUMO

ΨKxE

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UBC9 interacts with SUMOylation consensus motifs

Bernier-Villamore et al. 2002 Cell

UBC9 RanGAP1

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Proteins can non-covalently bind a SUMO moiety through a short conserved sequence termed a SUMO-Interaction Motif (SIM).

SUMO SIM

Sekiyama 2008 J. Biol. Chem. ZZ Zinc finger in HERC2 _ Danielsen et al. 2012 J. Cell Biol.

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SUMO group modification in DNA repair

Psakhye & Jentsch 2012 Cell

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anti-SUMO-2/3

acceptor site target K

SUMO

19 97 28 64 51 39 14 191

SUMO

Hendriks et al. 2014 & 2017 Nature Struct Mol Biol Hendriks et al. 2015 Nature Comm Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell Hendriks et al. 2016 Nature Rev Mol Cell Biol

SUMO target proteomics

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Site-Specific SUMOylation Proteomics

substrate K

SUMO R FDGQPINETDTPAQLEMEDEDTIDVFQQQTGG XXXKXXXR/K chimeric peptide too large for mass spec R QQTGG XXXKXXXR/K suitable for mass spec

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The SUMO Consensus Motif

Hendriks et al. 2014 Nature Struct Mol Biol

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SUMOylation dynamics

Hendriks et al. 2016 Nature Rev Mol Cell Biol

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  • Global overview of SUMOylation system
  • A critical role for SUMO in cell cycle progression
  • SUMO regulates the Forkhead Box protein FoxM1
  • SUMO regulates the Anaphase Promoting Complex

Outline

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A critical role for SUMO in cell cycle progression

Mitosis G1 phase S phase G2 phase

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Knockdown of the SUMOylation machinery reduces cell proliferation

Colony forma,on assay (day 10)

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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c-Myc driven tumors are dependent

  • n SUMOylation

Kessler et al. 2012 Science

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c-Myc driven tumors are dependent

  • n SUMOylation

Kessler et al. 2012 Science

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Prophase Prometaphase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase and cytokinesis Interphase

Day 0 Plate stable HeLa cell lines Day 1 Knockdown inducDon by doxycyclin Day 3 AddiDon of SiR-DNA and imaging NEB Chromosome alignment Chromosome segregaDon

SUMO in mitosis

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Mitotic delay upon SUMO E1 knockdown

Ø Knockdown of the SUMO E1 subunits leads to a delay in mitotic progression and chromosome segregation defects

Eifler et al. 2018

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SUMO machinery knockdown

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The SUMO Pathway Is Essential for Chromosomal Integrity in Mice

Nacerddine…Dejean. 2005 Dev Cell

anaphase bridge UBE2I -/- UBE2I -/- UBE2I +/+ UBE2I +/+

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Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

Proteomic analysis of SUMOylation during cell cycle progression

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input non-bound IP IP input IP IP input IP IP

14 19 28 39 51 64 97 191

input non-bound IP IP input non-bound IP IP input non-bound IP IP I II III I II III non-bound non-bound PonceauS an,-Flag

Purification of Flag-SUMO-2 conjugates

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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Summary of mass spectrometry screen

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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Summary of mass spectrometry screen

328 SUMOylated proteins are regulated in a cell cycle dependent manner

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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OverrepresentaDon of SUMO regulated proteins

Gene Ontology enrichment analysis of SUMO regulated proteins vs. background proteins

Summary of mass spectrometry screen

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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Confirmation of SUMOylation dynamics

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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  • Global overview of SUMOylation system
  • A critical role for SUMO in cell cycle progression
  • SUMO regulates the Forkhead Box protein FoxM1
  • SUMO regulates the Anaphase Promoting Complex

Outline

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FuncDonal analysis

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

STRING analysis reveals a highly interconnected protein network

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  • Specifically expressed in all proliferating cells
  • Expression and transcriptional activity are tightly regulated during

the cell cycle:

  • FoxM1 activity is essential for proper cell-cycle progression by

activating the expression of G2/M specific genes

Inhibition of FoxM1 activity Increase of FoxM1 expression Activation by phosphorylation

FoxM1: a Forkhead transcription factor

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Laoukili et al. 2005 Nature Cell Biology

FoxM1 deficiency results in accumulation

  • f tetraploid and polyploid cells
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FoxM1 SUMOylation during cell cycle progression

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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FoxM1 is extensively SUMOylated

His Pulldown His Pulldown His Pulldown His Pulldown

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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SUMOylation is required for FoxM1 activity

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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Autorepression of FoxM1

NRD FKH TAD NRD FKH TAD

Transciption

Laoukili J. et al. (2008) Mol. Cell. Biol. 28:3076-87

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Autorepression of FoxM1

NRD FKH TAD NRD FKH TAD

Transciption

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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Model: SUMOylation relieves FoxM1 autorepression

NRD FKH TAD NRD FKH TAD NRD FKH TAD

SUMOylation:

SUMO SUMO SUMO SUMO SUMO

NRD FKH TAD

SUMO SUMO SUMO SUMO SUMO Transciption Transciption Transciption

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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Increased polyploid population of cells expressing FoxM1 12KR

Schimmel et al. 2014 Molecular Cell

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  • Global overview of SUMOylation system
  • A critical role for SUMO in cell cycle progression
  • SUMO regulates the Forkhead Box protein FoxM1
  • SUMO regulates the Anaphase Promoting Complex

Outline

Karolin Eifler-Olivi

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Mitotic delay upon SUMO E1 knockdown

Ø Knockdown of the SUMO E1 subunits leads to a delay in mitotic progression and chromosome segregation defects

Eifler et al. 2018

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The Anaphase Promoting Complex

Chang et al. 2014 Nature Brenda Schulman lab David Barford lab

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Classical function of APC/C during mitosis

Prometaphase Metaphase Anaphase APC/C

Securin

Ub Ub Ub Ub

Cyclin B1

Ub Ub Ub Ub

Separase ubiquiDnaDon + degradaDon release + acDvaDon cleavage of cohesins

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APC/C subunit APC4 is SUMOylated

64 51 191 97 39 28 19 anD-SUMO 2/3

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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APC4 knockdown blocks cells in G2/M phase

shRNA 2 shRNA 1

G1 S G2/M

control virus control virus shRNA1 shRNA2 Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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Mutation of K772 and K798 in APC4 abolishes APC4 SUMOylation

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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Functional relevance of APC/C SUMOylation

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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Functional relevance of APC/C SUMOylation

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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SUMO SUMO CDH1 Hsl1

APC3 APC4 SAE1/2

SUMO SUMO SUMO

UBC9 SAE1/2 UBC9

CDH1 Hsl1 Ub

UBA1 UbcH10

Ub Ub Ub Ub Ub

Y Y

ProtA

APC3 APC4

  • 1. Purification of APC/C complex

Y

ProtA

APC3 APC4

  • 2. In vitro SUMOylation

Y

ProtA

SUMO SUMO CDH1 Hsl1

APC3 APC4

  • 3. Binding of substrate

and coactivator

SUMO SUMO CDH1 Hsl1

APC3 APC4

  • 4. Elution from beads
  • 5. In vitro ubiquitination of

substrate

Does APC4 SUMOylation affect APC/C?

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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APC1 APC2 APC3 APC4 APC5 APC6 APC7 APC8 191 97 64 51 39 28 14

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ProtA

APC3 APC4

  • 1. Purification of APC/C complex

Does APC4 SUMOylation affect APC/C?

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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SAE1/2

SUMO SUMO SUMO

UBC9 APC4

  • 2. In vitro SUMOylation

APC4 is the main SUMOylated APC/C subunit

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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SAE1/2 UBC9

CDH1 Hsl1

Y

ProtA

SUMO SUMO CDH1 Hsl1

APC3 APC4

  • 3. Binding of substrate

and coactivator

  • +

+ +

  • +

+ + m WT m WT WT m WT m WT WT

  • +
  • +
  • SUMO

+SUMO an,-Hsl1 an,-APC6 an,-Cdh1 Cdh1 Hsl1 E2+Ub 95 72 55

Does APC4 SUMOylation affect APC/C ?

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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0’ 2’ 10’ 30’ 0’ 2’ 10’ 30’

  • SUMO

+SUMO an,-Hsl1 an,-APC11 98 62 14 6 +Ub:

SUMO SUMO CDH1 Hsl1

APC3 APC4

Ub Ub Ub Ub Ub

  • 5. EluDon from beads
  • 6. In vitro ubiquiDnaDon of substrate

Ub

UBA1 UbcH10

Y

In vitro acDvity of APC/C complex is enhanced a]er SUMOylaDon of APC4

Does APC4 SUMOylation affect APC/C ?

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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S S

In vitro SUMOyla,on Nega,ve control

S S

  • Add cell lysate
  • Bind to beads

and wash Elute with urea

S S

MS

Binding partners of SUMOylated APC/C

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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Recombinant APC/C complex

WT WT 2KR K772R K798R

  • SUMO

+SUMO_K0 an,-APC4 10 µl assay unmodif. + 1 SUMO + 2 SUMOs 191 97 64 51

Recombinant APC/C: Brenda Schulman Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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Binding partners of SUMOylated APC/C

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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Nature Reviews Cancer (2012) 12, 527-539

Motor domain Stalk Cargo Microtubule Unique non- motor domain

Kinesin KIF18B binds SUMOylated APC/C

KIF18B: In complex with KIF2C, constitutes the major microtubule plus-end depolymerizing activity in mitotic cells.

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Ø APC4 SUMOylaDon increases the ubiquiDn E3 ligase acDvity of APC/C towards the novel human substrate KIF18B, but not towards securin.

KIF18B is a SUMO-dependent APC/C target

Eifler et al. 2018 Nature Comm

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  • SUMOylaDon of APC4 shi]s the preference of APC/C to a different

subset of targets, including KIF18B but not securin

– Via direct interacDon of these target with SUMOylated APC4 – Or through a conformaDonal change of the complex due to its SUMOylaDon

Ø Improper regulaDon of the APC/C during mitosis upon SUMO E1 knockdown might result in misregulaDon of this subset of targets, including KIF18B, resulDng in mitoDc delay and chromosome segregaDon defects

Fine-tuning APC/C activity by SUMO

Eifler et al.

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A SIM motif in KIF18B binds SUMO in vitro

Eifler et al. 2018

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  • SUMO is critical for cell cycle progression
  • SUMO regulates the Forkhead Box protein FoxM1
  • SUMO regulates the Anaphase Promoting Complex

Summary

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Daphne vd Elsland Sjaak Neefjes Jesper Olsen Matthias Mann Brenda Schulman Jan-Michael Peters René Medema Willeam Earnshaw

Acknowledgements