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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION Title: PIP 3 controls synaptic function by maintaining AMPA receptor clustering at the postsynaptic membrane Authors: K. L. Arendt, M. Royo, M. Fernández-Monreal, S. Knafo, C. N. Petrok, J. R. Martens and J. A. Esteban A. PH-GRP1 Holding Current (pa) -1-8 -6-4 -2 n=31 n=29 Uninf Inf. PH-GRP1-R284C Input Resistance (MΩ) 2 15 1 5 Cell Capacitance (pf) 3 2 1 n=31 n=29 n=31 n=29 Uninf Inf Uninf Inf Holding Current (pa) Holding Current (pa) -6-4 -2 C. Myr-p11-1 -8-6 -4-2 Input Resistance (MΩ) 1 1 n=24 n=22 n=24 n=22 n=24 n=22 Uninf Inf Uninf Inf Uninf Inf Input Resistance (MΩ) 3 2 2 15 1 n=31 1 5 n=4 n=39 n=4 n=39 n=4 n=39 Uninf Inf Uninf Inf Uninf Inf Cell Capacitance (pf) Cell Capacitance (pf) 4 3 2 3 2 Supplementary Figure 1. Alteration of PIP 3 does not alter passive membrane properties of CA1 pyramidal neurons. Expression of PH-GRP1 (A), PH-GRP1- R284C () or Myr-p11 (C) does not alter input resistance, holding current or cell Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462

capacitance of infected CA1 pyramidal neurons (black columns) compared to uninfected cells (white columns). Average values ± s.e.m. are represented. A A 1 μm 2 μm LY2942 GFP GFP Myr-p11 P-Thr38 Akt Akt Supplementary Figure 2. Expression of Myr-p11-EGFP and alterations in Akt phosphorylation. A. Expression of Myr-p11-EGFP in a CA1 pyramidal neuron. Myrp11-EGFP is widely distributed throughout dendrites and spines (inset).. Expression of Myr-p11-EGFP in CA1 neurons increases the phosphorylation of Akt at Thr38 site compared to GFP infection. Slices infected with GFP then treated with 1 μm LY2942 for 1 hour show decreased phosphorylation of Akt compared to GFP control. Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 2

A. GluA2-GFP. GFP GFP Cy5 GFP Cy5 surface (-Triton) surface (-Triton) total (+Triton) total (+Triton) Supplementary Figure 3. Surface immunostaining of AMPA receptors under nonpermeabilized conditions. Hippocampal slices were infected with GluA2-GFP (A) or cytosolic EGFP () and processed for immunostaining under permeabilizing ( +Triton, lower panels) or non-permeabilizing ( -Triton, upper panels) conditions. Total expression of the recombinant protein is detected from its green fluorescence ( GFP panels). Cy5 panels reflect immunostaining with an anti-gfp antibody and a secondary antibody coupled to Cy5. Under non-permeabilizing conditions, GluA2-GFP is only detected in the periphery of the cell (possibly the cell surface). Cytosolic GFP is not detectable under these conditions. Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 3

A GluA2-GFP + RFP GluA2-GFP + RFP-PH-GRP1 Normalized GluA2-GFP fluorescence 1.8.6.4.2 RFP (n=1) RFP-PH-GRP1 (n=8) 5 1 15 2 Distance from cell soma (μm) Supplementary Figure 4. Depletion of PIP 3 does not alter long-range dendritic trafficking of AMPA receptors in CA1 neurons. A. Representative examples of CA1 hippocampal neurons expressing GluA2-GFP (green images) together with RFP or RFP-PH-GRP1 (red images), as indicated.. Fluorescence intensity of GluA2-GFP along the primary apical dendrite was quantified from neurons as those shown in A (GluA2-GFP + RFP: black; GluA2-GFP + RFP-PH-GRP1: red). Values are normalized to the GFP fluorescence at the cell soma. Averages are plotted with thick lines and Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 4

s.e.m. with thin lines above and below the corresponding average. n represents number of cells analyzed. A. GFP. GFP-PH-PLC LY2942 + RFP + RFP-PH-GRP1 GFP (spine / dendrite) 1.5 1..5. p=.3 n=12 n=122 LY2942 GFP-PH-PLC (spine / dendrite) 1.5 1..5. p=.5 n=429 n=541 RFP RFP-PH-GRP1 Supplementary Figure 5. PIP 3 depletion does not alter spine size nor the distribution of PH-PLC (PIP 2 reporter). A. Quantification of spine size from - or LY2942-treated CA1 hippocampal neurons expressing cytosolic EGFP as a volumefilling indicator. Spine size is estimated as the ratio of EGFP fluorescence at the spine versus the dendrite. Two representative spines for each condition are shown above the quantification. n represents number of spines from 24 () or 26 (LY2942) different neurons.. Quantification of PIP 2 distribution from spine/dendrite ratios of GFP-PH-PLC in the presence of RFP or RFP-PH-GRP1. Representative images of Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 5

dendritic spines expressing PH-PLC-GFP (green images) together with RFP (left) or RFP-PH-GRP1 (right) (red images) are shown above the quantification. n represents number of spines from 18 (RFP) or 19 (PH-GRP1) different neurons. In all cases, error bars represent s.e.m. A aseline leach +5 s +15 s +3 s 1 μm 3 μm LY2942 1 μm C Normalized fluorescence (spine / dendrite) 1.8.6.4.2 LY2942 (n=24) (n=25) 5 1 15 2 25 Time, seconds Supplementary Figure 6. The mobility of membrane-anchored GFP is not altered by LY2942. A. Representative images of cell bodies (left panel) and dendritic branches (right panel) from neurons expressing farnesylated GFP (GFP-CAAX; see Methods).. Examples of spines expressing GFP-CAAX, treated with either (vehicle) or 1 µm LY2942 for 1 hour prior to undergoing a FRAP experiment ( or LY2942 are also present in the perfusion solution during imaging). Representative images are shown before photobleaching ( aseline ), immediatly after photobleaching Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 6

( leach ) and at different times during fluorescence recovery, as indicated. C. Quantification of the amount of GFP fluorescence at the spine normalized to the baseline value before photobleaching. Fluorescence intensity at the spine is normalized to the adjacent dendrite (spine/dendrite ratio) to compensate for ongoing photobleaching during image acquisition. n represents number of spines. Error bars represent s.e.m. A aseline leach 3 min 2 min LY2942 1 Normalized Fluorescence.8.6.4.2 5 1 15 2 Time, min (n=7) LY2942 (n=9) Supplementary Figure 7. The mobility of dendritic AMPARs is not altered by LY2942. A. Representative examples of dendritic branches expressing GFP-GluA2, treated with either (vehicle) or 1 µm LY2942 for 2 hours prior to undergoing a FRAP experiment ( or LY2942 are also present in the perfusion solution during Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 7

imaging). Representative images are shown before photobleaching ( aseline ), immediately after photobleaching ( leach ) and at different times during fluorescence recovery, as indicated. The section of the dendrite undergoing bleaching is indicated with a dashed white rectangle.. Quantification of the amount of fluorescence recovery from images similar to those in A. GFP fluorescence intensity at the bleached area is normalized to the baseline value before photobleaching. Fluorescence intensity at the bleached area is also is normalized to an adjacent non-bleached region of the dendrite to compensate for ongoing photobleaching during image acquisition. n represents number of dendritic branches from different neurons. Error bars represent s.e.m. Grey and black lines correspond to the exponential best fits to the experimental data from - and LY2942-treated slices, respectively. A IP Input n.i. γ-8 γ-2 LY LY LY PSD-95 IgG γ-8 IgG C γ-2 IgG Supplementary Figure 8. Inhibition of PIP 3 synthesis does not impair PSD- 95/TARP interaction. Hippocampal slices were treated with 1 µm LY-2942 for 2 hours ( LY ) or left untreated ( ). Total protein extracts were then immunoprecipitated Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 8

with anti-γ8, anti-γ2 (stargazin) or a non-immune antibody (n.i.), as indicated. Immunoprecipitated proteins were visualized with anti-psd-95 (A), γ8 () or γ2 (C). 1% of the input extracts are shown in the left panels. ands from the immunoprecipitating antibodies are indicated with arrows (IgG). A LY2942 1 nm 1 nm Enrichment per synapse.8.6.4.2 **p=.8 (n=57) LY2942 (n=52) C Cumulative probability 1.8.6.4.2 PSD (n=245) Extra LY2942 (n=28) *p=.2 LY LY PSD Extra -3-2 -1 1 2 3 Lateral distance, nm Supplementary Figure 9. GluA3 distributes to the perisynaptic membrane after treatment with LY2942. A. Examples of electron micrographs from CA1 excitatory synapses labeled with anti-glua3 immunogold (arrows). The presynaptic terminal is indicated with an asterisk. Slices were treated with either (vehicle) or 1 µm LY2942 for 1 hour before fixation. Scale bars represent 1 nm.. Quantification of GluA3 immunogold abundance at the PSD or the extrasynaptic membrane ( Extra ) of the spine from slices treated with (grey columns) or LY2942 (black columns). Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 9

The number of gold particles at each compartment for a given synapse was divided by the total number of gold particles in that synapse. Average values ± s.e.m. are plotted for each compartment. n represents number of synapses analyzed. Statistical significance is calculated according to the Mann-Whitney test. C. Cumulative frequency distribution of the lateral distribution of GluA3 immunogold particles contained within the PSD or the extrasynaptic membrane. Lateral distances are calculated for individual gold particles with respect to the closest PSD edge, with negative distances for particles within the PSD and positive distances for particles within the extrasynaptic membrane. Values are plotted for - (grey) and LY2942-treated slices (black). n represents number of gold particles. Statistical significance is calculated according to the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test. Nature Neuroscience: doi:1.138/nn.2462 1