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Podsumowanie

Enrichment and sequencing of protein-associated nascent DNA (eSPAN) was developed to detect the relative abundance of a chromatin-associated protein on two replicating DNA strands, thereby revealing molecular insight into chromatin replication and its coupled processes. This protocol describes eSPAN procedures in yeast and mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells.

Streszczenie

Genome duplication is orchestrated by replisome proteins, including helicases, which unwind double-stranded DNA into individual antiparallel single strands, each requiring distinct modes of replication: continuous (leading) and discontinuous (lagging). Understanding the interactions of chromatin-associated proteins with replicating DNA strands in vivo is crucial for elucidating the mechanisms of chromatin assembly and DNA repair coupled to DNA replication. This protocol presents the enrichment and sequencing of protein-associated nascent DNA (eSPAN) method, designed to quantify relative protein levels on nascent leading and lagging DNA strands at replication forks. The eSPAN procedure starts with chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP, in yeast) or cleavage under targets and tagmentation (CUT&Tag; in mammalian cells) of a protein of interest, followed by enrichment of the protein-associated nascent DNA by bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) immunoprecipitation. Strand-specific next-generation sequencing is applied to isolated ssDNA. This technique can be used to determine whether a protein is enriched at leading or lagging replication forks. The eSPAN provides genome-wide strand-preference of chromatin-associated proteins, including histones at replication forks.

Wprowadzenie

In eukaryotic organisms, genome duplication is initiated from multiple sites called replication origins, where the origin recognition complex (ORC) binds and initiates the recruitment protein machinery, including the CMG helicase, to initiate DNA replication1. The replisome machinery at each replication origin forms two replication forks that move bidirectionally2,3. The twin replication forks replicate the two parent strands of DNA through the continuous synthesis of the leading strand and discontinuous synthesis of the lagging strand. Given this asymmetric nature of each replication f....

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Protokół

NOTE: For buffer and reagent preparation guidelines, see buffer and reagent preparation guidelines (Supplementary File 1).

1. Histone eSPAN in budding yeast

NOTE: Most yeast strains lack a functional nucleoside transporter for thymidine uptake. To efficiently label DNA with BrdU or EdU for eSPAN, a thymidine kinase-positive (TK+) strain21 is required. Additionally, only mating type 'A' yeast strains can be used for cell cycle arrest using alpha factor.

  1. Yeast cell synchronization and BrdU labeling (8 h)
    1. Inoculate a single col....

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Wyniki

eSPAN can be utilized to acquire strand-specific information regarding a target protein, such as histones and histone modifications. In this representative result, sample collection and eSPAN processes were conducted following the schematic outlined in Figure 2 using the budding yeast system. The sample treatment and collection follow the hydroxyurea treated early S phase condition as this protocol. Two yeast strains, WT (wild-type) and mcm2-3A mutant, were employed. The DNA helicas.......

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Dyskusje

Detection of proteins associated with leading and lagging replication strands is important for understanding the mechanisms of chromatin replication and the associated process, which are directly relevant to human cancer research and the mechanisms of drug resistance. Several methods, such as 2D gel, native Chromatin immunoprecipitation(nChIP), iPOND, and nascent chromatin capture29,30,31, have been employed to study DNA replica.......

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Ujawnienia

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Podziękowania

This work was supported by National Institutes of Health grants R35GM118015 (Z.Z.), R01GM130588 (C.Y.), and the Hormel Startup Fund (C.Y.).

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Materiały

NameCompanyCatalog NumberComments
0.5 M EDTA, pH 8.0Thermo Fisher Scientific15575020
1.5 mL DNA low-binding tubes Eppendorf22431021
10x Ampligase bufferLucigenA1905B
10x PBS Corning21-040-CV
10x TBSBioRad1706435
16 G x 1-1/2 in. BD PrecisionGlid NeedleBD Biosciences305198
ACCEL-NGS 1S PLUS DNA LIBRARY KITIntegrated DNA Technologies10009817ssDNA and low-input DNA library prep kit 
Agilent 2100 bioanalyzer Agilent2100 bioanalyze
Agilent DNA 1000 kit Agilent5607-1504
Ampligase LucigenA0110KHandle paraformaldehyde with care, it is flammable solid hazardous.
AMPure XPBeckmanA63881
AMPure XP SPRI ReagentBeckman CoulterA63882
Anti-BrdU antibody BD Biosciences555627
Anti-H3K4me3 antibody abcamab8580
Automated cell counter , model TC10BioRad145-0001
Bacitracin Sigma11702
Bacto peptone Thermo Fisher Scientific211830
Benzamidine Hydrochloride SigmaB2417Combustible Solids
BrdU SigmaB5002Handle BrdU with care as it is a potential mutagen and teratogen.
BSANew England BiolabsB9000S
CaCl2SigmaC4901
Cell culture incubator Thermo Fisher Scientific  model Forma series II water-jacketed CO2 incubator3140
Cell culture medium 
Cell line ES-E14 
Chelex-100 BioRad1422842200–400 dry mesh size
Chloroform Sigma366919
Concanavalin A (ConA)-coated magnetic beads Polysciences86057-10
DigitoninMillipore300410-5MG
DMSOSigmaD8418
E. coli tRNA Sigma10109541001
Ethanol Thermo Fisher ScientificBP2818100Handle ethanol with care, it is flammable
glucoseSigmaG7021
Glycerol SigmaG5516
HCl SigmaH1758
HEPES SigmaH3375
Isopropanol Thermo Fisher ScientificBP26324Handle isoproponol with care, it is flammable
KAPA HiFi HotStart Ready MixRoche7958889001
KClSigmaP9541
KOHsigma221473Handle KOH with care, it is corrosive
Low-speed vacuum
Magnet stand MilliporeLSKMAGS08
Mastercycler Gradient PCR Thermal CyclerEppendorf5331
MgCl2SigmaM8266
Micrococcal nuclease  (MNase)WorthingtonLS004798
MinElute PCR purification kit Qiagen28006
Mini-beads beaterMini BeadBeater 24 Disruptor607
Mini-centrifuge Eppendorf5424R
MnCl2Sigma244589
Multiplatform shakerFisherbrand02-217-765
Multiplatform shaker incubatorBenchmarkINCU-SHAKER 10L
Multithermal heat block EppendorfThermomixer C
N-[Tris(hydroxymethyl)methyl]-3-aminopropanesulfonic acid (TAPS)SigmaT5130200–400 dry mesh size
NaCl SigmaS9888
NaOH SigmaS8045Handle NaOH with care, it is corrosive
NEBNext HiFi 2× PCR master mixNew England BiolabsM0541
NP-40 Igepal CA-630Thermo ScientificJ61055.AP
Paraformaldhydesigma158127Handle paraformaldehyde with care, it is flammable solid hazardous.
pA-Tn5 enzyme Addgene121137
PefablocSigma11429868001
Phenol-chloroform-isoamyl alcohol Invitrogen15593049
Pipette P1000, P200, P20 and P2Eppendorf2231300004
PMSFSigma10837091001
Protease inhibitor cocktail tabletSigmaS8830
Protease inhibitor cocktail tablet SigmaS8830
Protein G-sepharose beads GE Healthcare17-0618-02
Protein precipitation solutionQiagen848023
Protein precipitation solutionQiagen848023Handle KOH with care, it is corrosive
Protein precipitation solution Qiagen848023
Proteinase K Sigma311584401
QIAquick PCR purification kit Qiagen28106
RNase ASigma10109169001
SDS SigmaL3771
Spectrophotometer Thermo Scientific.2000/2000c
Spermidine SigmaS2626
T4 DNA PolNew England Biolabs, M0203
Table top centrifuge Beckman CoulterAllegra X-5
Tris Sigma11814273001
Triton X-100 SigmaT8787
yeast extract Thermo Fisher Scientific212730

Odniesienia

  1. Bell, S. P., Stillman, B. ATP-dependent recognition of eukaryotic origins of DNA replication by a multiprotein complex. Nature. 357 (6374), 128-134 (1992).
  2. Fragkos, M., Ganier, O., Coulombe, P., Mechali, M. DNA replication origin activation in space and time. Nat....

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