Selective agonist of TRPML2 reveals direct role in chemokine release from innate immune cells

  1. Eva Plesch
  2. Cheng-Chang Chen
  3. Elisabeth Butz
  4. Anna Scotto Rosato
  5. Einar K Krogsaeter
  6. Hua Yinan
  7. Karin Bartel
  8. Marco Keller
  9. Dina Robaa
  10. Daniel Teupser
  11. Lesca M Holdt
  12. Angelika M Vollmar
  13. Wolfgang Sippl
  14. Rosa Puertollano
  15. Diego Medina
  16. Martin Biel
  17. Christian Wahl-Schott  Is a corresponding author
  18. Franz Bracher  Is a corresponding author
  19. Christian Grimm  Is a corresponding author
  1. Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany
  2. Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine, Italy
  3. Medical Faculty, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany
  4. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, National Institutes of Health, United States
  5. Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germany
  6. University Hospital Munich, Germany
  7. Hannover Medical School, Germany
7 figures, 1 table and 3 additional files

Figures

Figure 1 with 3 supplements
Chemical synthesis strategies and functional evaluation of SN-2 analogous compounds using calcium imaging.

(A) Shown are synthesis strategies a and b used to generate most of the SN-2 analogous compounds shown in Suppl. Figure 1. R1 = alkyl/ halogen/nitro/ methoxy; R2 / R3 = (cyclo)alkyl/phenyl/ …

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Figure 1—figure supplement 1
Structures of SN-2 analogues.

Shown are the chemical structures of all generated SN-2 analogous compounds. Changes in comparison to SN-2 are highlighted in red. (A) Structure of the lead compound SN-2. (B) Variations in the aryl …

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Figure 1—figure supplement 2
Structures of SF-51/ML-SA1 analogues.

Shown are the chemical structures of all generated SF-51/ML-SA1 analogous compounds. Changes in comparison to SF-51/ML-SA1 are highlighted in red. (A) Structure of the lead compounds ML-SA1 and …

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Figure 1—figure supplement 3
Chemical synthesis strategies and functional evaluation of SF-51/ML-SA1-analogous compounds using calcium imaging.

(A) Shown are synthesis strategies a and b used to generate the 35 SF-51/ML-SA1-analogous compounds shown in Figure 1—figure supplement 2. X = Cl/ Br; Y = CO/SO2 / CH2; R1 / R2 / R3 / R4=H/(cyclo)alk…

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Figure 2 with 3 supplements
Effect of ML2-SA1 on TRPML channels.

(A) Cartoon depicting chemical structures of SN-2 and ML2-SA1. (B) Representative ML2-SA1 or ML-SA1 (10 μM) elicited currents from YM201636-enlarged LE/LY isolated from hTRPML2 expressing HEK293 …

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Figure 2—figure supplement 1
Effect of ML2-SA1 on TRPML2 under different pH conditions.

(A) Representative basal, PI(3,5)P2 (1 μM) or ML2-SA1 (10 μM) elicited currents from YM201636-enlarged LE/LY isolated from hTRPML2 expressing HEK293 cells (neutral luminal pH). (B) Representative …

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Figure 2—figure supplement 2
Co-transfection of HEK293 cells with fluorescently labelled TRPML2 and vesicle-specific markers of the endolysosomal system.

(A) Shown are representative images of TRPML2 (green) transiently cotransfected with either TRPML2 (red) or markers of the endolysosomal system (red): Rab5 (early endosomes), TfR (early/recycling …

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Figure 2—figure supplement 3
DRC of ML2-SA1 effect on mTRPML2, effects of ML2-SA1, SN2, and ML-SA1 on mTRPML channel isoforms, and cytotoxicity of ML2-SA1.

(A) Dose-response curve (DRC) for ML2-SA1 effect on mouse TRPML2 in HEK293 cells, obtained from fura-2 calcium imaging experiments. The calculated EC50 value for mTRPML2 is: 2.38 ± 0.001 μM (mean ± S…

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Figure 3 with 1 supplement
Molecular modeling of ML2-SA1 and ML-SA1 binding.

(A) Binding mode of ML-SA1 (green colored carbon atoms) at hTRPML1, showing residues within 5 Å of ML-SA1, as observed in one of the four identical binding pockets of the cryo-EM structure (PDB ID: …

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Figure 3—figure supplement 1
Additional molecular modeling of ML2-SA1 and ML-SA1 binding.

(A) Comparison of the experimentally derived binding mode of ML-SA1 (green colored carbon atoms) and the docking pose (obtained with program GLIDE) at the hTRPML1 binding pocket (orange colored …

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Effect of ML2-SA1 on channel currents in endolysosomal organelles isolated from different primary mouse macrophages.

(A) Representative currents from vacuolin-enlarged/Tf+ vesicles isolated from murine (LPS 6 hr or LPS 0 hr) primary WT BMDMΦ, basal or elicited by an application of 10 μM ML2-SA1. All currents are …

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Effect of ML2-SA1 on chemokine release from primary mouse macrophages.

(A) Shown are data obtained from primary WT and TRPML2-/- mouse bone marrow macrophages (BMDMΦ) with and without LPS treatment for 4 hr and 8 hr, respectively. The fraction treated with LPS and 10 …

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Figure 6 with 2 supplements
Effect of ML2-SA1 on macrophage migration.

(A) Shown are representative images obtained from a modified Boyden chamber experiment. Images show fixed and crystal violet stained BMDMΦ after 3 hr migration through a transwell chamber along a …

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Figure 6—figure supplement 1
Modified and classical Boyden chamber setup.

In the modified Boyden chamber setup (A–C) BMDMΦ plated on poly-L-lysine coated cover slips in a twenty-four well plate are treated with 1 µg/mL LPS or equal volume of DMSO for 6 hr (A). After 6 hr …

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Figure 6—figure supplement 2
Migration assay without cells in the lower compartment of the classical Boyden chamber.

(A) Representative images obtained from a classical Boyden chamber setup showing fixed and crystal violet stained BMDMΦ after 3 hr migration through a transwell chamber. The respective conditions in …

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Tables

Key resources table
DesignationSource or referenceIdentifiersAdditional information
HEK293DSMZACC 305
HEK 293 stable stably
expressing TRPML3-YFP
Grimm et al. (2010);
PMID: 20189104
HEK 293 stable stably
expressing TRPML1-YFP
Chen et al. (2014),
PMID: 25119295
TRPML1 (encoded by
the Mcoln1 gene) KO
mouse; Mcoln1tm1Sasl,
C57BL/6
Venugopal et al. (2007);
PMID: 17924347
MGI ID: 3794204
TRPML2 (encoded by
the Mcoln2 gene) KO
mouse; C57BL/6
Sun et al. (2015);
PMID: 26432893
MGI: 1915529
TRPML3 (encoded by the
Mcoln3 gene)
KO mouse; Mcoln3tm1.
1Hels, FVB/NJ
Jörs et al. (2010);
PMID: 21179200
MGI ID: 5319089
anti-LAMP-1 (1D4B)
(rat monoclonal)
Santa CruzCat#A-11006; RRID: AB_2134495(1:100)
Goat anti-Rat IgG (H + L)
Secondary Antibody,
Alexa Fluor 488
ThermoFisherCat#sc-19992; RRID: AB_2534074(1:1000)
mcherry-Transferrin
Receptor 20 (plasmid)
N/AAddgene Plasmid #55144
DsRed-Rab11 (plasmid)Choudhury et al. (2002);
PMID: 12070301
Addgene Plasmid #12679
TRPML1-YFP (plasmid)Grimm et al. (2010),
PMID: 20189104
TRPML2-YFP (plasmid)Grimm et al. (2010),
PMID: 20189104
TRPML3-YFP (plasmid)Grimm et al. (2010),
PMID: 20189104
Quikchange primers for
TRPML2:YFP A422C
this paperforward: CTTCGGTTTTGTTGTTGTG
CTGGTATGATTTATCTGGG
reverse: CCCAGATAAATCATACCAGC
ACAACAACAAAACCGAAG
Quikchange primers for
TRPML2:YFP A424V
this paperforward: CGGTTTTGTGCTTG
TGTTGGTATGATTTATCTGGGTTACAC
reverse: GTGTAACCCAGATAAATCAT
ACCAACACAAGCACAAAACCG
Quikchange primers for
TRPML2:YFP G425A
this paperforward: CGGTTTTGTGCTTGT
GCTGCTATGATTTATCTGGGTTACAC
reverse: GTGTAACCCAGATAAATCA
TAGCAGCACAAGCACAAAACCG
Quikchange primers for
TRPML2:YFP A453S
this paperforward: CTGAACACAGTTTCTG
AGTGTCTGTTTTCTCTGG
reverse: CCAGAGAAAACAGACA
CTCAGAAACTGTGTTCAG
Quikchange primers for
TRPML2:YFP V460I
this paperforward: TGTCTGTTTTCTCTGATCA
ACGGTGATGACATG
reverse: CATGTCATCACCGTTGATC
AGAGAAAACAGACA
Quikchange primers for
TRPML2:YFP I498V
this paperforward: CCTTCATCAGCCTTTTTATATATA
TGGTTCTCAGTCTTTTTATTGC
reverse: GCAATAAAAAGACTGAGAACCA
TATATATAAAAAGGCTGATGAAGG
qPCR Primer for TRPML1
(NM_053177)
www.pga.mgh.harvard.edu/primerbankPrimerBankID: 16716462 c2forward: GCCTTGGGCCAATGGATCA
reverse: CCCTTGGATCAATGTCAAAGGTA
qPCR Primer for TRPML2
(NM_026656)
this paperforward: AATTTGGGGTCACGTCATGC
reverse: AGAATCGAGAGACGCCATCG
qPCR Primer for TRPML3
(NM_134160)
this paperforward: GAGTTACCTGGTGTGGCTGT
reverse: TGCTGGTAGTGCTTAATTGTTTCG
qPCR Primer for HPRT
(NM_013556)
Hruz et al. (2011);
PMID: 21418615
N/Aforward: GCTCGAGATGTCATGAAGGAGAT
reverse: AAAGAACTTATAGCCCCCCTTGA
Lipopolysaccharides (LPS)
from Escherichia coli O26:B6
Sigma-AldrichCat#L2762
Lipopolysaccharides (LPS)
from Escherichia coli O111:B4
Sigma-AldrichCat#L4391
Fura-2, AM, cell
permeant
ThermoFisherCat#F1201
Mouse M-CSF,
premium grade
Miltenyi BiotechCat#130-101-703
Transferrin from human
serum, Alexa FluorTM
546-conjugated
TermoFisherCat# T23364
Transferrin from human
serum, Alexa FluorTM
555-conjugated
Thermo FisherCat#T35352
JE/MCP-1/CCL2 from
mouse, recombinant
Sigma-AldrichCat# SRP4207
YM201636ChemdeaCat#CD0181
MLSA-1Sigma-AldrichCat#SML0627
PI(3,5)P2AG ScientificCat#P-1123
WortmanninSigma-AldrichCat#W1628
LatrunculinBSigma-AldrichCat#L5288
VacuolinSanta CruzCat# sc-216045
Calcium ionophore A23187Sigma-AldrichCat#C7522
4-Methylumbelliferyl
N-acetyl-b-D-glucosaminide
Sigma-AldrichCat#M2133
RNeasy Plus Mini KitQiagenCat# 74134
RevertAid first strand
cDNA synthesis Kit
ThermoScientificCat# K1621
CD11b MicroBeads,
human and mouse
Miltenyi BiotechCat#130-049-601
QuikChange II
Site-Directed
Mutagenesis Kit
AgilentCat#200523
Mouse/rat CCL2/
JE/MCP-1 Quantikine
ELISA Kit
BioLegendCat#432707
Origin8OriginLab
GraphPad PrismGraphPad Software Inc.

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