Assembly of the Contractile System In Nonmuscle Cells. Tanya SVITKINA

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1 Assembly of the Contractile System In Nonmuscle Cells Tanya SVITKINA

2 ACTIN

3 MHC phosphorylation, S100A4 (Mts1) binding MYOSIN II

4 QUASI-SARCOMERIC ORGANIZATION OF STRESS FIBERS Myosin and actin REF-52 fibroblasts Myosin and -actinin Verkhovsky et al., 1995

5 MYOSIN II IN STRESS FIBERS OF NONMUSCLE CELLS Myosin II labeled with gold-conjugated antibody Myosin II filaments in the absence of actin Verkhovsky et al., 1995

6 MYOSIN II IN LAMELLA OF NONMUSCLE CELLS Verkhovsky et al., 1995 Correlative EM Injected Rh-myosin II Correlative EM

7 FOCAL ADHESIONS Actin + vinculin

8 FORCE DEPENDANCE OF FOCAL ADHESION FORMATION Focal adhesions Stress fibers Burridge et al., 1997

9 HOW TO INVESTIGATE THE CONTRACTILE SYSTEM ASSEMBLY? Blebbistatin

10 LAMELLIPODIA DEPEND ON MYOSIN II ACTIVITY Blebbistatin treatment Control 75 M 100 M F-actin + -actinin F-actin + -actinin Washout of 100 M blebbistatin 1 min 5 min 15 min Lamellipodia inhibition and recovery

11 LAMELLIPODIA DEPEND ON MYOSIN II ACTIVITY (EM) Blebbistatin treatment Control 75 M 100 M Washout of 100 M blebbistatin 1 min 5 min 15 min

12 STRUCTURE OF LAMELLIPODIA AFTER MYOSIN II INHIBITION Blebbistatin treatment Control 100 M 75 M

13 FOCAL COMPLEXES DEPEND ON MYOSIN II ACTIVITY Blebbistatin treatment Control 75 M 100 M Washout of 100 M blebbistatin 1 min 5 min 15 min Actin + vinculin Actin + vinculin Vinculin Vinculin Myosin II motor activity is required for formation of lamellipodia and focal complexes

14 INACTIVE MYOSIN II DISSOCIATES FROM THE CYTOSKELETON Blebbistatin treatment Control 75 M 100 M Actin + myosin II Myosin II 0 75 M 100 M Myosin II fluorescence intensity, % Washout (min):

15 MYOSIN II FILAMENTS DISASSEMBLE AFTER BLEBBISTATIN TREATMENT (75 M) Myosin II immunogold Microtubules Myosin II immunogold Gelsolin treatment

16 MYOSIN II FILAMENTS DISASSEMBLE AFTER BLEBBISTATIN TREATMENT (100 M) Myosin II - ImmunoGold Gelsolin treatment Gelsolin treatment + Myosin II immunogold

17 SLOW REFORMATION OF MYOSIN II FILAMENTS AFTER BLEBBISTATIN WASHOUT (1 MIN)

18 SLOW RECOVERY OF MYOSIN II FILAMENTS AFTER BLEBBISTATIN WASHOUT Washout of 100 M blebbistatin 5 min 15 min

19 MYOSIN LIGHT CHAIN REMAINS PHOSPHORYLATED AFTER BLEBBISTATIN TREATMENT Blebbistatin treatment Control 75 M 100 M F-actin + ppmrlc ppmrlc When myosin motor activity is inhibited, myosin II bipolar filaments disassemble, despite persisting MRLC phosphorylation

20 MYOSIN II POLYMERIZATION MAY BE REGULATED IN TENSION- DEPENDENT MANNER Ren et al, 2009 Phosphorylation, S100A4 (Mts1) Myosin II MHC (polymerization)

21 LAMELLIPODIA RECOVER SOONER THAN THE CYTOSKELETAL ASSOCIATION OF MYOSIN II Lamellipodia expression, % perimeter Myosin II fluorescence intensity, % 0 75 M 100 M Myosin II promotes formation of lamellipodia and focal complexes before assembling into bipolar filaments Washout (min):

22 MYOSIN II POLYMERIZATION MAY BE NEGATIVELY REGULATED IN PROTRUSIONS Phosphorylation, S100A4 (Mts1) MHC (polymerization) Arp3 S100A4 Kim and Helfman, 2003 Myosin IIA p-tyr Rosenberg and Ravid, 2006 S100A4 Li and Bresnick, 2006 Myosin II is double phosphorylated in protrusions, but its polymerization there is inhibited

23 MYOSIN II MOVES CENTRIPETALLY AFTER BLEBBISTATIN WASHOUT

24 MYOSIN II MOVES CENTRIPETALLY AFTER BLEBBISTATIN WASHOUT Activated unpolymerized myosin II quickly leaves protrusions in motor activity-dependent manner

25 VISUALIZATION OF KEY COMPONENTS OF THE CONTRACTILE SYSTEM F-actin Vinculin Myosin II EM

26 FOCAL COMPLEXES ARE INITIALLY FORMED UNDER FILOPODIA AND CONCAVE ACTIN ARCS F-actin Vinculin EM Blebbistatin washout (1 min)

27 FOCAL COMPLEXES ARE INITIALLY FORMED UNDER FILOPODIA AND CONCAVE ACTIN ARCS F-actin Vinculin EM Blebbistatin washout (1 min)

28 MYOSIN II BEGINS TO ACCUMULATE IN FILOPODIAL ROOTS AND CONCAVE ARCS F-actin Vinculin Myosin II EM Blebbistatin washout (5 min)

29 ORGANIZATION OF ACTIN, MYOSIN II AND FOCAL ADHESION IN NASCENT STRESS FIBERS Blebbistatin washout (15 min)

30 MYOSIN II FILAMENTS APPEAR IN LAMELLA AND FORM CHAINS AT CONCAVE CELL EDGES Blebbistatin washout (5 min)

31 MYOSIN II FORMS CHAINS, BUT NOT STACKS, IN NASCENT STRESS FIBERS Proximal region Distal region

32 ROLES OF MYOSIN II IN ASSEMBLY OF THE CONTRACTILE SYSTEM (1) Myosin II is activated in lamellipodia by double phosphorylation of MRLC. (3) Focal complexes provide traction for productive lamellipodia protrusion (2) Active, but nonpolymerized myosin II induces focal complexes in association with filopodia and concave arcs (5) Focal complexes and concave arcs mature into focal adhesions and stress fibers. (4) Myosin II assembles into bipolar filaments in a loaddependent manner

33 MUTUAL DEPENDENCE OF LAMELLIPODIA AND FOCAL COMPLEXES Focal complexes Lamellipodia Effect of disrupting α4 MIIA association on cell adhesion and spreading. Rosado et al. J Cell Sci 2011;124:

34 EMily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Collaborators: Jury Vasiliev Antonina Alexandrova Cancer Research Center, Moscow Maria SHUTOVA (Moscow, Russia) Funding: NIH/NIGMS; URF/UPenn Matt HOELZLE Steve JONES Tanya SVITKINA Agnieszka COLLINS Roman GORELIK Irina TINT Changsong YANG

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