p2ry12-creer mouse line (Jackson Laboratory)
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Article Title: Radial glia control microglial differentiation via integrin avb8-dependent trans-activation of TGFB1
Journal: bioRxiv
doi: 10.1101/2023.07.13.548459
Figure Legend Snippet: A ) Analysis of Itgb8 expression in the E14.5 mouse embryo in neural progenitor cells (NPCs) and radial glia, microglia, endothelial cells, and mural cells . B) Itgb8-TdT reporter expression confirms strong Itgb8 expression in SOX9+NESTIN+ radial progenitors at E14.5. Open arrowhead marks radial glia fibers; closed arrowhead marks ramified radial glia endfeet at the surface of the neuroepithelium. C) Model describing developmental expression of Itgb8 in neuroepithelium and radial glia, and correlation with sequential timing of Cre recombination in Emx1 Cre , Nestin Cre and hGFAP Cre lines. (see also Supplementary Figures 2 ). D-F) Deletion of Itgb8 from neuroepithelial and radial progenitors using indicated Cre lines. Coronal brain sections stained for tdT (Cre recombination, red), vascular endothelium (CD31, cyan), and macrophages/microglia (IBA1, yellow); hemorrhage (red blood cells marked by TER119 (yellow) observed outside of vascular lumen (CD31, cyan) and microglia precursors (CD206, yellow) and committed/homeostatic microglia (P2RY12, cyan). G ) E14.5 brain section from Emx1 Cre ;RG-brainbow mouse stained for membranous GFP (individual recombined radial glia; endfeet, green), microglia precursors (CD206, magenta), and committed/homeostatic microglia (P2RY12, yellow). Arrowheads indicate foot process of radial glia contacting presumptive pial-associated CD206+ microglia precursor (model to right). Scale bar in B=500μm, D=200μm, G=25 μm.
Techniques Used: Expressing, Staining
Figure Legend Snippet: A) Comparison of the transcriptional properties of adult Itgb8 f/f ; Emx1 Cre mutant and control microglia to stage specfic developmental markers reveals that dysmature microglia retain the gene expression profiles of early embryonic microglia. B) Analysis of developmental gene cluster expression reveals enrichment for progenitor (cluster 1) and early embryonic phase (clusters 3-5) enriched gene sets. C) Whole brain sagittal immunostaining of adult Itgb8 f/f ; Emx1 Cre mice revealed anatomically restricted maintenance of the microglial precursor marker CD206 in the cortex and hippocampus (asterisk), accompained by loss of the homeostatic marker P2RY12. D) Increased expression of the MGnD marker LGALS3 in a subset of cortical and hippocampal microglia in Itgb8 f/f ; Emx1 Cre mice (asterisk). Closed and open arrowheads in E-G) mark cortical and striatal microglia respectively. E) Downregulation of the microglial homeostatic marker TMEM119 in the cortex of a Itgb8 f/f ; Emx1 Cre mouse. F) Cortex-restricted upregulation of the microglial reactive marker APOE in IBA1+ cells of the cortex (green cells). D) Cortex-restricted upregulation of the microglial reactive marker CLEC7a. Cx= cerebral cortex; Cc= corpus callosum; Str= striatum; Dashed line= cortical/striatal boundary. Scale bar in C= 2mm, E=150μm.
Techniques Used: Mutagenesis, Expressing, Immunostaining, Marker
Figure Legend Snippet: A) Analysis of the embryonic expression of Tgfb1 in E14.5 neural progenitors, microglia, endothelial and mural cells (from ) B,C) E14.5 coronal brain sections from control ( Tgfb +/- ) embryos, or embryos with global ( Tgfb1 -/- ) or cell-lineage specific deletion of Tgfb1 ( Tgfb1 fl/fl ) in D) macrophages/microglia ( Cx3cr1 Cre ), E) endothelial cells and microglia/macrophages ( Tie2 Cre ), or F) vascular mural cells ( Pdgfbrb Cre ) were stained for hemorrhage (TER119, magenta) and vasculature (CD31, green); microglia/macrophage (IBA1, magenta) association with blood vessels (CD31, green); and committed/hemostatic microglia (P2RY12, magenta). Only Tgfb1 -/- mutants have consistent evidence of vascular dysplasia (marked by X) and hemorrhage (asterisk), whereas mice with microglia/macrophage deletion of Tgfb1 ( Tgfb -/- , Tgfb1 fl/fl ;Cx3cr1 Cre and Tgfb1 fl/fl ; Tie2Cre mutants) have presence of dysmature microglia (open arrowheads, blowups to right). Scale bar in B=150μm.
Techniques Used: Expressing, Staining
Figure Legend Snippet: A) Sorted bulk-Seq analysis of embryonic microglia and BAMs reveals that Tgfb1 is expressed in both microglia and BAMs during embryonic develpoment, whereas P2ry12 and Pf4 are specific markers of these two respective populations. B,C) Analysis of control (B) and conditional Cx3cr1 CreER mediated deletion of Tgfb1 deletion in the E14.5 forebrain following E11.5, 12.5 and 13.5 tamoxifen induction. Analysis revealed no hemorrhage (CD31 in green, TER119 in magenta), no change in macrophage/blood vessel association (IBA1 in magenta, CD31 in green), loss of the homeostatic marker P2RY12 (in magenta, IBA1 in green), and loss of Tgfb1 (cyan) in Isolectin B4 (green) and Tdt (red) labeled microglia, but not in IB4 + labeled blood vessels. D) Analysis of conditional P2ry12 CreER mediated deletion of Tgfb1 deletion in E14.5 microglia the following E11.5, 12.5 and 13.5 tamoxifen induction. Analysis revealed no brain hemorrhage (CD31 in green, TER119 in magenta), no change in macrophage/blood vessel association (IBA1 in magenta, CD31 in green), and loss of the homeostatic marker P2RY12 (magenta), in IBA1+ (green) microglia. E) Analysis of conditional Pf4 Cre mediated deletion of Tgfb1 deletion in the E14.5 forebrain. Analysis revealed no brain hemorrhage (CD31 in green, TER119 in magenta), no change in macrophage/blood vessel association (IBA1 in magenta, CD31 in green), and no loss of the homeostatic marker P2RY12 (magenta), in IBA1+ (green) microglia. F) Bulk-seq analysis of Tgfb1 expression in the adult mouse brain . Analysis revealed enrichment for Tgfb1 expression primarily in microglia and vascular cells. G) Analysis of conditional Cx3cr1 CreER mediated deletion of Tgfb1 deletion in the P30 mouse brain following neonatal tamoxifen induciton at P4,5 and 6. Analysis revealed a “patchy” distribution of Tgfb1 negative microglia with altered morphology and loss of P2RY12 (open arrowheads in 1) adjacent to patches of microglia with no loss of Tgfb1 or P2RY12. Scale bar in B=150μm, G=100μm.
Techniques Used: Marker, Labeling, Expressing
Figure Legend Snippet: A) Schematic of TGFβ, with mutant mouse models analyzed by bulk and microglial flow cytometry noted by color ( Itgb8 =red; Tgfb1 =cyan; Lrrc33 =orange; Tgfb2 =blue, Smad2/3 =green). B) Correlation of bulk-seq gene expression across TGFβ mutant models. C) Compensatory transcriptional changes of key TGFβ signaling genes in different TGFβ mutant models. D) Bulk-seq analysis of microglial homeostatic and disease associated (MgND/DAM) microglial markers across TGFβ mutant models. E) Bulk-seq analysis of astrocytosis-associated markers across TGFβ mutant models. F-G) Comparison of control (F) Tgfb1 fl+l ;Cx3cr1 Cre , (G) Tgfb1 fl/fl ;Cx3cr1 Cre and (H) Smad2/3 f/f ;Cx3cr1 Cre adult mice. Analysis revealed loss of the homeostatic marker P2RY12 in both conditional Tgfb1 and Smad2/3 mutants, but significantly higher upregulation of the MGnD-associated microglial marker LGALS3 (see arrowheads). LGALS3 upregulation in Tgfb1 conditional mutants was significantly higher in white matter (asterisk in G and H ) and was only seen in the white matter of Smad2/3 conditional mutants ( H ). Scale bar in F=50μm.
Techniques Used: Mutagenesis, Flow Cytometry, Expressing, Marker
