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Iowa Wellstone Center Muscle Tissue and Cell Culture Repository Steven A. Moore, M.D., Ph.D. The University of Iowa Department of Pathology and Iowa Wellstone Muscular Dystrophy Cooperative Research Center (MDCRC) August 2012

history of muscular dystrophy testing at Iowa prior to MDCRC funding before 1996 muscle biopsies sent to Campbell Lab for research lab evaluation fall of 1996 set up immunofluorescence methods in Pathology (Campbell and Moore) instituted monthly muscle pathology conferences (Campbell, Mathews, and Moore) 1999 started LGMD Study with Rochester, Penn, OSU, Vanderbilt, Wash U. (central evaluation of biopsies was done at Iowa) set up FSHD clinical testing in Pathology (Mathews and Moore) 2002-2004 identified FKRP patients through Moore/Campbell (clinical lab/research lab) collaboration set up ARMS assays for LGMD2D, 2E, and 2I in Pathology (Winder) 2005/2006 sequencing tests for FKRP and LMNA (Winder) 4qA/4qB added to FSHD clinical testing (Winder and Moore)

integration and expansion of diagnostic services at Iowa Anatomic Pathology Histology Lab muscle biopsy referrals for immunofluorescence staining of muscular dystrophy proteins Molecular Pathology Lab CMD and LGMD gene sequencing FSHD and DM1 Southern blots LGMD ARMS-PCR for common point mutations in FKRP, SGCA, SGCB Cytogenetics Lab (Pediatrics) assists with cell cultures for FSHD testing and for Core B Iowa MDCRC Core B, Campbell Lab, and other collaborators western blots for dysferlin and calpain-3 cell culture studies to evaluate dystroglycan, collagen VI, and nuclear morphology (bleb assay)

Core B Resources muscle biopsy repository residual frozen tissue from diagnostic biopsies cultured cell repository skin fibroblasts established for diagnostic testing or research specialized diagnostic testing new immunostains R&D for clinical tests western blots (dysferlin and calpain-3) fibroblast assays

How are Repository cases accrued? muscle biopsies consent waived for biopsies prior to submission of IRB protocol in 2005 (approx. 2800 biopsies) monthly letters sent to individuals or referring physicians (approx. 2500 patients since 2005) consents returned by patients (approx. 500 biopsies) cultured cells nearly all skin fibroblasts patients seen in clinic by Kathy Mathews targeted referral patients following muscle biopsy evaluation or following email/telephone contacts started at zero in 2005; now have >200 patients

muscular dystrophy referral biopsies 2005 through 2012 2005 115 dystrophies, 33% of 341 total 2006 102 dystrophies, 31% of 325 total 2007 132 dystrophies, 37% of 359 total 2008 186 dystrophies, 48% of 377 total 2009 thru 2012 muscular dystrophies account for approximately 50% of the 450 to 500 biopsies seen per year

age at biopsy (yrs) 1 or under collagen VI Repository resources - pediatric ~15% of total nonmerosin DG a DBMD DG LGMD muscle biopsies X-EDMD congenital SMA or metabolic myopathy b other myopathy c neurogenic nonspecific diagnoses total % biopsies diagnostic 2 18 18 6 3 0 7 6 12 57 129 55.8% 2 3 3 7 10 0 0 2 0 1 22 48 54.2% 3 8 1 5 2 3 0 2 0 0 24 45 46.7% 4 4 1 9 7 1 0 1 1 0 19 43 55.8% 5 1 0 9 15 2 0 1 1 0 25 54 53.7% 6 2 1 8 17 0 0 0 1 0 18 47 61.7% 7 3 0 3 17 0 0 0 1 2 17 43 60.5% 8 1 0 2 10 2 0 0 1 0 18 34 47.1% 9 3 1 5 9 5 0 0 2 0 15 40 62.5% 10 10 3 8 10 5 1 0 0 0 13 50 74.0% total 37 28 74 103 21 1 13 13 15 228 533 57.2% a - This column likely includes some patients, especially the older patients, with LGMD clinical phenotypes. b - Congenital myopathies include nemaline myopathy, central core disease, multiminicore disease, myotubular myopathy, and congenital fiber type disproportion. c - Metabolic myopathies include mitochondrial myopathies and glycogen storage diseases.

Iowa MDCRC Cell Culture Repository - >200 cases Core B cell culture resources diagnosis cases with genetic diagnosis cases without genetic diagnosis calpainopathy (LGMD 2A) - 2 cases collagen VI disorders Ullrich CMD and Bethlem myopathy 10 (one patient has both COL6A1 and COL6A2 mutations) COL6A1-4 cases COL6A2-4 cases COL6A3-3 cases 6 dysferlinopathy (LGMD 2B/Miyoshi myopathy) - 3 cases 46 15 FKRP - 21 cases (11 are homozygous c.826c>a, p.l276i) dystroglycanopathy FKTN - 6 cases (and 2 related carriers) POMT1-3 cases (and 1 related carrier) POMT2-9 cases (and 1 related carrier) POMGnT1-7 cases dystrophinopathy BMD 3 1 DMD 6 1 FSHD - 14 cases LMNA-associated dystrophies - 7 cases (and 1 partial lipodystrophy case) merosin-deficient CMD (MDC1A) - 3 cases myotonic dystrophy - 1 case misc. myopathies and other neuromuscular disorders - 72 cases normal controls - 4 cases sarcoglycanopathy - 1 case of LGMD 2C

Cultured Fibroblasts - FKRP Cases Core B cell culture resources age (yrs) muscle biopsy genotype compound heterozygous mutations 10 yes cmpd het FKRP c.430a>g (p.m144v) and c469g>c (p.a157p) compound heterozygous mutations with one allele L276I 10 patients 4 9 14 16 18 19 22 29 38 yes yes yes homozygous L276I 11 patients 4 10 12 14 23 31 39 39 43 46 49 yes yes yes yes yes cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.946c>t (p.p316s) cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.707t>c (p.l236p) cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.1141del G (p.a381qfsx47) cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.217c>t (p.q73x); also c.341c>g (p.a114g) cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.1000_1017dupgaggctgcgggcgtgcgc (p.e334_r339dup that duplicates EAAGVR between codons 339 and 340) cmpd het FKRP c.826a>c (p.l276i) and c.469g>c (p.a157p) cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.947delc (p.c317afsx111) cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.947delc (p.c317afsx111) cmpd het FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i) and c.661-662 insa(p.fse257x) homozygous FKRP c.826c>a (p.l276i)

sharing Repository resources Non-collaborations frozen muscle from DMD patients and age-matched controls frozen muscle or muscle homogenates for western blot controls cultured fibroblasts for a variety of research projects cultured fibroblasts as a source of DNA for disease controls in diagnostic testing institutions include Iowa, Tulane, BBRI, Hopkins, Cincinnati, Maryland, UCLA, and UTSW Research collaborations with Wellstone and non- Wellstone labs at Iowa, Columbia, Northwestern, UCSF, Children s Hosp. of Calif., Wash. U., Harvard, Michigan, NIH, Melbourne, Sydney, Berlin, London and Bristol

Ashkenazi Jewish founder mutation in FKTN causes WWS exon 9 of FKTN homozygous 1-base pair insertion (c.1167insa, p.f390ifsx14) A dystrophin -DG (GT20ADG) B C -DG -DG (IIH6) Chang et al., Prenat Diagn 29: 560-569, 2009. D E

novel FKTN mutation causing LGMD dystrophin -DG (GT20ADG) -DG (IIH6) -DG Puckett et al., Neuromusc Dis 19:352-356, 2009

severe cardiomyopathy can occur in LGMD patients homozygous for the FKRP common mutation infant girl 17 yo boy Margeta et al., Muscle & Nerve, 40:883-889, 2009

skeletal muscle heart dystrophin alphadystroglycan (glycoepitope) alphadystroglycan (core protein) betadystroglycan Margeta et al., Muscle & Nerve, 40:883-889, 2009

western blots to assist with diagnosis - LGMD 2B patient classic test results dystrophin caveolin-3 2 1 2 1 dysferlin calpain-3 2 1 2 1 dystroglycan dysferlin

LGMD patient with reduced sarcolemmal dysferlin dysferlin dysferlin

The patient with reduced sarcolemmal dysferlin has LGMD 2A, not 2B. dysferlin calpain-3 Hamlet Hamlet 2 12A2 (after Hamlet) 2C4 control patient control patient control patient control patient dysferlin Hamlet calpain-3 calpain-3 calpain-3 Compound heterozygous CAPN3 mutations in exons 5 and 10 were found by sequencing.

Core B assisted with the development and characterization of a new Epitomics, Inc. rabbit monoclonal anti-dysferlin antibody.

fibroblast nuclear bleb assay in LMNA patients

fibroblast -dystroglycan assays complementation assay using on-cell western blot control mock adenovirus infection POMT1 POMT2 POMGnT1 FKTN FKRP POMT1 patient mutation POMT2 POMGnT1 FKTN FKRP unknown = IIH6 positive / complementation image similar to Figure 1 of Willer et al., Nat Genet 44:575-580, 2012