Lack of cadherins Celsr2 and Celsr3 impairs ependymal ciliogenesis, leading to fatal

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Lack of cadherins Celsr2 and Celsr3 impairs ependymal ciliogenesis, leading to fatal hydrocephalus Fadel TISSIR, Yibo QU, Mireille MONTCOUQUIOL, Libing ZHOU, Kouji KOMATSU, Dongbo SHI, Toshihiko FUJIMORI, Jason LABEAU, Donatienne TYTECA, Pierre COURTOY, Yves POUMAY, Tadashi UEMURA, Andre M. GOFFINET Supplementary figures: Supplementary Fig. 1: Targeted insertion of LacZ into Celsr2 locus. (a) Celsr2 has 34 exons (rectangles); arrows 1-9 indicate positions of primers used in RT-PCR (see Supplementary Table S1). (b) The IRES-LacZ-Neo cassette was inserted in exon 23 downstream from nucleotide 7102 (Genbank 114050894). (c) Western blot analysis of brain extracts from wild type, heterozygous, and homozygous brain. Celsr2 (top) was present in wild type and heterozygotes, and replaced by beta galactosidase (bottom) in mutant mice.

Supplementary Fig. 2: The subcommissural organ (SCO) develops normally in Celsr2 mutant mice. (a) Nissl stained coronal section at the level of the SCO at P10. (b,c) Sco-spondin immunofluorescence shows that the SCO synthesizes the glycoprotein SCO-spondin, which aggregates and forms the Reissner s fiber (arrowheads). V3: third ventricle. Scale bar : 100 µm.

Supplementary Fig. 3: Choroid plexus displays normal cilia in Celsr2 and Celsr2+3 mutant mice. Immunofluorescence for acetylated alpha tubulin reveals mono and grouped cilia on epithelial cells in choroid plexus. No difference was observed between WT (a), Celsr2 (b), and Celsr2+3 (c). Nuclei are counterstained with DAPI. Scale bar: 10 µm.

Supplementary Fig. 4: Ependymal cells differentiate normally in Celsr2 and Celsr2+3 mutant mice. (a f ): Immunofluorescence for S100 (a b ), CD24 (c d ) and vimentin (e f ) show that ependymal cell lining lateral ventricles differentiate in similar ways in WT (a,b,c,d,e,f), Celsr2 (a,b,c,d,e,f ), and Celsr2+3 (a,b,c,d,e,f ) mutant mice. (g h ): Coronal sections of mature brain stained for Doublecortin (g g ) and GFAP (h-h ). The number of Doublecortin and GFAP positive cells is increased in the subependymal layer of Celsr2 (g,h ) and Celsr2+3 (g,h ) as compared to WT (g, h) mice. (i k ): Immature neurons, stained for doublecortin (DCX). Compared to WT (i,j,k), the number of DCX positive cells is increased in the subependymal niche of Celsr2 (i,j,k ) and Celsr2+3 (i,j,k ) mutant mice. Scale bar: 50 µm in (c c, e e, and i i ), 100 µm for other panels

Supplementary Fig. 5: Ependymal cilia have normal ultrastructure. TEM micrographs of cross sections of cilia from the WT (a), Celsr2-/- (b) and Celsr2+3 (c). Mutant cilia have the typical (9+2) structure of motile cilia. Scale bar: 100 nm

Supplementary Fig. 6: Normal distribution of Z0 1. (a c) immunofluorescence showing that the subcellular localisation of ZO 1 is preserved in Celsr2 (b) and Celsr2+3 (c) mutant ependyma. The Z sections (rows 2) are at the level of red lines in horizontal sections (rows 1). Scale bar: 5 µm

Supplementary Movies 1 4: Cilia beat exhibits two types of movements in the WT tissue, namely seaweed (movie 1) and pigeon neck (movie 2), and both are preserved in Celsr2 deficient tissue ( seaweed, movie 3; pigeon neck, movie 4). Images were acquired at 200 frames/s. The playback rate of each the movie is 50 frames/sec, and each movie is made of 150 frames. Supplementary Movie 5: Movement of latex beads in lateral ventricle of WT and Celsr2 mutant tissue. In contrast to WT where beads move from the caudal to rostral pole, there is no significant displacement of beads in the mutant. Images were acquired using a standard video camera, at 25

Supplementary Table 1: RT-PCR analysis of the Celsr2 recombinant mrna Primers Targeted region Amplification of the mutant cdna 1: 5'-CGAACCTCTGGCTCTACACC-3' 188-903 + 2: 5'-GTTCTCCCTGAGGCTCTCCT-3' 3: 5'-CCAGAACGCTTTCTCTCACC-3' 3412-4252 + 4: 5'-CCACAAAGTCGTGCTTCTCA-3' 5: 5'-TCATCTCTGTAGTGCGCCTG-3' 6503-6647 + 6: 5 -ACCATGGAGGGCATCTCTCT-3 5: 5'-TCATCTCTGTAGTGCGCCTG-3' 6503-6961 + 7: 5 -AGACACAGATGGGCTTGGTC-3 5: 5'-TCATCTCTGTAGTGCGCCTG-3' 6503-7041 + 8: 5 -GCTCTCGTTACGGAAGACGAC-3 5: 5'-TCATCTCTGTAGTGCGCCTG-3' 6503-7309 _ 9: 5'-AAGGGAGGTCAGCCTGGTTG-3' 5: 5'-TCATCTCTGTAGTGCGCCTG-3' 10: 5'-CCTTATTCCAAGCGGCTTCG-3' Junction Celsr2-IRES- LacZ Neo. + cdna from Celsr2-/- was used as template to amplify fragments at different positions of Celsr2 transcript. Whereas all primer pairs located downstream of nucleotide 7071 yielded positive bands, primers flanking, or upstream of nucleotide 7071 failed to amplify any sequence. The reverse primer 10 from the IRES sequence was used together with the forward primer 6 to clone and characterize the insertion site. The sequence of the junction between Celsr2 and the cassette IRES-LacZ-Neo is provided below. Supplementary Table 2: Comparison of bead track orientation using circular statistics, Watson s U 2 test Genotypes P value WT versus Celsr2 < 0.001 WT versus Celsr2+3 < 0.001 Celsr2 versus Celsr2+3 < 0.02

Supplementary data: Partial sequence of mutant Celsr2-LacZ-Neo cdna: GTCAGTGGCACTGGCGGCTGGTCCGCCCGAGGCTGCGAAGTCGTCTTCCGTAACGAGAGCCACGTCAGC TGCCAGTGCAACCATATGACAAGCTTTGCTGTGCTTATGGATATGTCACGACGAGAGCTCGCGGTTGAG GACAAACTCAAGCTTCCCGGGCTGCAGCCAAGCTATCGAATTCCGCCCCCCCCCTCTCCCTCCCCCCCC CCTAACGTTACTGGCCGAAGCCGCTTGGAATAAGG Underlined: exon 22 Bold: splice acceptor of exon 23 Italic: start of the IRES-LacZ-Neo sequence