Table S1. qpcr primer list.
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1 Table S1. qpr primer list. Genes Forward primer Reverse primer NANOG AAATGGGAAGAATAGA GGTTAGTGGGTTA PAX6 TTTTGTTGGGAAATG TGGTTAAATTTAG ASL1 AAGATGAAAGAAAG GGAGTTTGATTAA NHLH GTGGATAGATATTT ATATTTTGGAATTT NKX.1 AAAAGGATAATTAAGG TGTGAGAGTGAAGTTTGGTT OTP GGAAAGTTGGTGTTTT TTGAAGATATA SIM1 TTTTGTGTGAAATGAA AATGATGAAAAG SF1 TGTATTGTAGATGGG GATGATGTAAATGG NESTIN GGGATAAGATGT TTGGGGTTGAAAGTG POM GAATGGTGTTAG AGAGTGAGAA AGRP GGATTGTTGAGGAGGTAG TGAAGAAGGGAGTAGAGT GGTTTAAGGAGTTTG AATATAAGGAGAG LEPR ATGTTGAAAAGAAT GGAAATGTATGATG SST AGATGTAGTTTTGA TTAGGGATATTTGT PMH ATTGGGGATGAAGAAAATAGT GATTGAAAAGGTGGTAG PSK1 AAGGTGTGATATTG AAATGATGAGGAGA PSK TTTGGTAAATTTTG TGAAAGGAAGAGAAGA PE TAAATTAGGTAAGG ATAGAGGATTTAAG MR AGTAGGGGTTATTGGGA ATAATGAATTG M3R GGTTGATGAAGATGT TAGAAATGTAATG M4R TTATGATGATAAG GTAGTTTGTTGAT OPRM1 TGGTGGAGTTTATTTG GATATGGTTATA OPRD1 GTAGATGTTGGTGGGTT ATAGGTTATG TP AAAAAGTGATTA GATAAGGATATTGGA M TAGTGTGTGGGTAT TTTGTGGATGAGG 35
2 Table S. List of primary Abs and their concentrations and sources used in this study. Antibody Species Dilution Source atalog No. Sheep 1:1 Millipore A587 POM chicken 1:5 Abcam ab1464 Rabbit 1:15 Novus npb Somatostatin Rat 1:5 Abcam ab3788 MH Rabbit 1:5 Sigma M844 AGRP Rabbit 1: Phoenix Pharmaceuticals H-3-53 AGRP Goat 1:5 Neuromics GT153 TH Rabbit 1:5 Abcam ab7613 GAA Rabbit 1:5 Sigma A5 GAD67 Mouse 1:5 Millipore MA546 Mash1 Rabbit 1: W 1:5 Abcam ab7465 Pax6 Rabbit 1:1 W 1:5 ovance PR-78P Nkx.1(TTF1) Rabbit 1: W 1:1 Abcam ab7613 FoxG1 Rabbit 1: Abcam ab1859 Sox1 Goat 1:5 R&D AF3369 Nestin Mouse 1:5 Stemgent 9-45 β endorphin Rabbit 1: From Sharon Wardlaw PE Goat 1:3 R&D AF3587 MAP hicken 1:1, Abcam A539 Tra-1-6 Mouse 1:3 Millipore MA436 Tra-1-81 Mouse 1:3 Millipore MA4381 Nanog Goat 1:5 R&D Systems AF1997 Sox Rabbit 1:5 Stemgent 9-4 Oct4 Rabbit 1:5 Stemgent 9-3 SSEA4 Mouse 1:3 R&D Systems MA1435 p-stat3 Mouse 1: W 1:1 ell signaling 4113 p-stat3 Rabbit 1: W 1:1 ell signaling 9145 p-akt(t38) Rabbit W 1:1 ell signaling 975 p-akt(s473) Rabbit W 1:1 ell signaling 46 -FOS Rabbit 1: ell signaling 5 STAT3 Rabbit W 1:1 ell signaling 164 AKT Rabbit W 1:1 ell signaling 97 ATIN Rabbit W 1:1 ell signaling
3 OTP ARNT SIM1 POU3F SF1 NKX.1 MASH1 NHLH OTP 3V ME PVH AR VMH GHRH AVP TRH OXT RH LH POM DA GAA AGRP SST GAA SST MH OREXIN F 1k/well,E Rocki LS SHH 1ng/ml PM um a. 7 b. LS/SHH/PM c. 7/DAPT Day KSR bfgf KSR KSR N 7/DNF N NKX.1-GFP+ Day KSR KSR/N N No Tx LS LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day3-13) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day5-13) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day7-13) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day9-13) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day11-13) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day3-11) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day3-9) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day3-7) LS+SHH 1ng/ml (Day3-5) Day 11 cells N/7 GFP+ N/LS/SHH/PM D Day6 E E Day1 Day ** * ** N/7/DAPT % NKX.1-GFP No SHH PM SHH+PM NKX.1-GFP % No SHH SHH+PM ASL1 NHLH NKX.1 OTP SIM1 SF1 FOXG1 PAX6 NESTIN Figure S1. Early activation of SHH signaling and subsequent inhibition of Notch signaling induces the production of hypothalamic NKX.1 progenitors. (A) Illution of the adult medial hypothalamus with region-related gene expression of hypothalamic markers based on published data(1, 16-1). AR: arcuate nucleus, VMN: ventromedial nucleus, PVN: paraventricular nucleus, LH: lateral hypothalamus, ME: median eminence. Markers on the left indicate the transcription factors expressed while markers on the right display the gene expressed in specific hypothalamic nuclei; (-) The timing of SHH influences the expression of NKX.1-GFP in day 6 differntiated Es. 11 conditions and 9 timings of SHH were indicated in while the actual expression of NKX.1-GFP were shown in for each condit; (D-E) FAS analysis of the percentage of NKX.1-GFP cells in day 6 Es treated with no SHH, um Purmorphamine (PM) and SHH 1ng/ml + μm PM from days 3 to 13 (D) and day 1 cells. N=1 for each bar; (E) from monolayer feeder-free differentiation with (n=3) or without (n=1) SHH 1ng/ml + um PM (from days 1-8). LS were used in both cases; (F) qpr of transcription factor genes in day 11 cells from three conditions (only differ from day 8 to day 11). N=3 for each bar.
4 NESTIN SOX1 FOXG1 Tra-1-6 Day 1 Day 4 Day 8 Day 1 Figure S. Temporal expression of transcription factors in early hypothalamic neuron induction and patterning. Immunocytochemical analysis of neuron progenitor markers and stem cell marker in cells of 1, 4, 8 and 1 days of differentiation. Tra-1-6 is a pluripotency marker. FOXG1 is a telencephalon progenitor markers. SOX1 and NESTIN are general markers for neuron progenitors. Scale bar, μm.
5 NKX.1 Day 4 GAD67 Day 46 GAD67 Day 4 Figure S3. -derived neurons express hypothalamic neuron markers. (A) Immunocytochemical analysis of day 4 differentiated neurons with alphamsh and NKX.1; () Immunostaining of day 46 neurons with and GAA; () Immunocytochemical analysis of day 4 neurons with alphamsh and GAD67. Scale bar,1μm.
6 F iotin iotin iotin D E F POM+ + POM- + POM- - mv ms current step Figure S4. Neurons made from hypothalamic NKX.1+ cells fire action potentials. Representative current clamp recordings and post hoc identification of POM+ or + neurons (days 4 to 33). After recording, cultures were fixed and stained for, and recorded cells (biotin+) cells identified with streptavidin-alexa-488.(a) POM++; () POM-+; () POM-- neurons. Left column of images: DI image (4x) of live cells prior to recording. Arrows indicate the recorded neurons.scale bar, 1μm; (D-F) Action potential firing in the neurons identified in (A ). Membrane potential traces in response to a 1s current step, as shown under trace (E), were recorded. The amplitude of the current step was dependent on the individual cell. (D) POM++ (neuron in A), (E) POM- + (neuron in ),(F) POM-- (neuron in ). Dashed lined = -6 mv. Total number of identified cells recorded: POM++ N= 3, POM-+ N=, POM-- N= 4.
7 Day1 Day 7 Day 8 luster1 GOTERM_P_FAT Term ount % P-Value E-15 GO:3595~tube development E E-11 luster gene expression E E-1 GO:45165~cell fate commitment E-8 development E-7 system development E-6 luster3 luster4 GOTERM_P_FAT Term ount % P-Value E-4 GO:749~cell cycle E-4 GO:4~cell cycle process E E : E-34 GO:43~cell cycle phase GO:767~mitosis E-8 GO:5131~cell division E E-3 luster5 luster6 PATHWAY ANALYSIS ategory Term ount % P-Value KEGG_PATHWAY hsa47: Neurotrophin signaling pathway E-4 KEGG_PATHWAY hsa491: GnRH signaling pathway P4379: eta3 adrenergic receptor P4391: Oxytocin receptor mediated P4374:5HT type receptor mediated P5915:Opioid proenkephalin pathway P4385:Histamine H1 receptor mediated luster7 luster8 P4378: eta adrenergic receptor P4386: Histamine H receptor mediated P15: ircadian clock system P5916: Opioid prodynorphin pathway POM AGRP SST Day1 4 6 Day Day4 4 Day36 5 Day OTP PMH 6 4 M3R M4R Figure S5. RNA sequencing of differentiated neurons reveals hypothalamic gene signatures. (A) Heatmap from hierarchical clustering analysis of RNA sequencing results from undifferentiated ; day1 neuron progenitors; days 7 and 8 of neuronal differentiation. Gene Ontology and pathway analysis were performed for genes in eight major clusters defined by the gene expression patterns according to all samples. Data are shown for Gene Ontology results for clusters 1 (highly expressed in day 1 progenitor cells) and 3 (highly expressed in s), and pathway analysis for the top hits in cluster 6 (highly expressed in differentiated neurons); () Temporal expression of hypothalamic transcripts during Nkx.1 GFP/W- neuronal differentiation. qpr analysis of RNA samples from, and cells at 1, 18, 4, 36 and 4 days of neuronal differentiation. N=3 for each bar.
8 -Leptin -Leptin A 15 INSR IRS 6 IRS4 FPKM 1 5 FPKM FPKM 4 Day 1 Day 5-7 Day 8 Day 1 Day 5-7 Day 8 Day 1 Day 5-7 Day 8 D Day 9 neurons E MAP p-stat3 F Normaolized to TP c-fos LEPR SOS3 No leptin 1ug/ml leptin +Leptin Day 35 +Leptin Day 53 G Day 35 Figure S6. Mouse cortical astrocyte co-culture induces leptin responsiveness of differentiated hypothalamic neurons. (A-) RNA-seq data for insulin signaling molecules INSR, IRS and IRS4 expression in, 1 (n=3), 5-7 (n=3) and 8 days of differentiated cells; (D) qpr analysis of LEPR and SOS3 in leptin-treated day 9 differentiated neurons (n=3); (E) Immunostaining for p-stat3 and MAP in leptin treated day 35 neurons. Scale bar, μm; (F) Immunocytochemical analysis for c-fos and in day 53 -derived hypothalamic neurons co-cultured with mouse astrocytes. Scale bar, 1μm; (G) Immunostaining of and in day 35 mouse astrocyte co-cultured neurons. Scale bar, 1μm.
9 SOX OT4 NANOG SSEA4 TRA-1-6 TRA-1-81 ontrol 1 ontrol S1A S1 S1 Ectoderm Mesoderm Endoderm x ontrol 1 ontrol 1 Neural rossett artilage Gut endocrine cells S1A artilage S1A Gut endocrine cells Neural epithelium Epidermis S1 S1 artilage Gut endocrine cells S1 artilage S1 Gut endocrine cells Neural epithelium Figure S7. All control and S ipss are pluripotent and have normal karyotypes. (A) Immunocytochemistry analysis of two control (ontrol 1, ontrol ) and three S (S1A, S1, S1) ipss with pluripotency markers as indicated. Scale bar, μm; () H&E staining of control and S ips-derived teratoma sections. We identified cell types representing all three germ layers in all ips-derived terotomas; Images were taken with x objective lens; () Karyotyping of control and S ips lines. All of these lines had normal karyotypes.
10 ontrol 1 Nkx.1 Hoechst ontrol S1A S1 S1 Day 1 POM POM SST EP ontrol 1 S1 Day 5 Day 5 EP EP ontrol S1 Day 5 Day 5 EP ontrol (day 3) S1 (day 35) S1A mv ms Day 5 urrent step urrent step Figure S8. Efficient generation of hypothalamic neurons from human ipss. (A) Immunostaining of NKX.1 in Day 1 progenitors derived from five independent ips lines: ontrol1, ontrol, S1A, S1 and S1; Scale bar, μm; () Immunostaining of day 5 neurons with hypothalamic neuron markers. Scale bar, 1μm; () Action potential firing in ontrol (day 3) and S1 (day 35) ips-derived neurons. Membrane potential traces in response to a 1s current step, as shown under trace, were recorded. Dashed lined = -6 mv.
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