A delta-tubulin/epsilon-tubulin/Ted protein complex is required for centriole architecture

  1. Rachel Pudlowski
  2. Lingyi Xu
  3. Ljiljana Milenkovic
  4. Chandan Kumar
  5. Katherine Hemsworth
  6. Zayd Aqrabawi
  7. Tim Stearns
  8. Jennifer T Wang  Is a corresponding author
  1. Department of Biology, Washington University in St. Louis, United States
  2. Department of Biology, Stanford University, United States
  3. Rockefeller University, United States
5 figures, 1 table and 1 additional file

Figures

Figure 1 with 2 supplements
Loss of TEDC1 or TEDC2 phenocopies loss of delta-tubulin or epsilon-tubulin.

(A) Immunofluorescence staining of control (RPE1 TP53-/-), TEDC1-/- (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC1-/-), TEDC1 Rescued (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC1-/-; TEDC1-Halotag-3xflag), TEDC2-/- (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC2-/-), TEDC2 Rescued (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC2-/-; TEDC2-V5-APEX2) cells. Top row: G1 stage cells with 2 centrioles. Bottom row: S/G2 stage cells with 4 centrioles. Blue: DAPI; Yellow: Centrin (CETN); Magenta: CP110. Images are maximum projections of confocal stacks. Scale bar: 5 µm (B) Centriole number counts of the indicated cell lines. Cells were either asynchronous, serum-starved for G0/G1, stained for PCNA for S-phase, synchronized with RO-3306 for G2/M, or mitotic figures were identified by DAPI staining. Each condition was performed in triplicate, with n=100 cells scored for each. (C) Percent of all centrioles (parental, pro-, and de novo centrioles) in indicated cell types positive for SASS6 staining. Each condition was performed in triplicate, with 200 cells scored for each. (D) Percent of all centrioles (parental, pro-, and de novo centrioles) in indicated cell types positive for CEP164 staining. Each condition was performed in triplicate, with 100 cells scored for each. (E) TEM cross-section of a centriole in a G2-phase TEDC1-/- cell. Scale bar: 100 nm (F) TEM cross-section of a centriole in a G2-phase TEDC2-/- cell. Scale bar: 100 nm (G) Schematic of centriole formation and loss in control and TEDC1-/- or TEDC2-/- cells.

Figure 1—figure supplement 1
Creation of TEDC1-/- and TEDC2-/- mutant cell lines.

(A) Gene structure of the TEDC1 locus in parental TP53-/- cells and the TEDC1-/- mutant. Green boxes: exons; blue lines: introns; red triangles: sgRNA binding sites; black arrow: translation start site. The TEDC1-/- mutant (clone 2F4) is a compound heterozygote bearing a deletion of 227 bp on one allele and a deletion of 329 bp on the other allele. In both alleles, the ATG start site is deleted and the next ATG is not in-frame. (B) Gene structure of the TEDC2 locus in parental TP53-/- cells and the TEDC2-/- mutant. Green boxes: exons; blue lines: introns; red triangles: sgRNA binding sites; black arrow: translation start site. The TEDC2-/- mutant (clone F5) is a compound heterozygote bearing a deletion of 19 bp on one allele flanking the ATG start site. On the other allele, there is an insertion of 306 bp corresponding to a fusion between TEDC2 and the hCLHC1 gene. In both alleles, the ATG start site is deleted, the next ATG is not in-frame, and no additional ATG start sites are found. (C) Genotyping PCR of the TEDC1 locus in parental TP53-/- cells, the TEDC1-/- mutant, and TEDC1 Rescued (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC1-/-; TEDC1-Halotag-3xflag) cells. Top: PCR for TEDC1. Bottom: PCR for Halotag. (D) Genotyping PCR of the TEDC2 locus in parental TP53-/- cells, the TEDC1-/- mutant, and TEDC2 Rescued (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC2-/-; TEDC2-V5-APEX2) cells. Top: PCR for TEDC2. Bottom: PCR for APEX2. (E) Western blot of TEDC1 protein levels in parental TP53-/- cells, the TEDC1-/- mutant, and TEDC1 Rescued (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC1-/-; TEDC1-Halotag-3xflag) cells. Total protein stain is used as a loading control. TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag is overexpressed 73-fold above endogenous levels (average of three independent experiments). Asterisks mark non-specific bands. (F) Western blot of TEDC2 protein levels in parental TP53-/- cells, the TEDC2-/- mutant, and TEDC2 Rescued (RPE1 TP53-/-; TEDC2-/-; TEDC2-V5-APEX2) cells. Total protein stain is used as a loading control. TEDC2-V5-APEX2 is overexpressed 26-fold above endogenous levels (average of three independent experiments). Asterisks mark non-specific bands.

Figure 1—figure supplement 2
Symmetrization of TEDC1-/- and TEDC2-/- mutant centrioles.

Original (left) and symmetrized (right) images of TEM images of TEDC1-/- and TEDC2-/- centrioles. The top image is the same as that in Figure 1E, the bottom image is the same as that in Figure 1F. The middle image is an additional centriole from the TEDC1-/- mutant cells. Scale bars: 10 nm.

Figure 2 with 1 supplement
TEDC1 and TEDC2 localize to centrioles.

(A) Immunofluorescence staining of TEDC1 rescue cell lines expressing TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag in G1, S/G2, and M. Images are maximum projections of confocal stacks. Blue: DAPI; Cyan: Centrin (CETN); Magenta: TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag (localized with anti-Flag antibody); Yellow: SASS6. Scale bar: 5 µm. (B) Immunofluorescence staining of TEDC2 rescue cell lines expressing TEDC2-V5-APEX2 in G1, S/G2, and M. Images are maximum projections of confocal stacks. Blue: DAPI; Cyan: Centrin (CETN, localized with anti-GFP antibody recognizing GFP-centrin); Magenta: TEDC2-V5-APEX2 (localized with anti-V5 antibody); Yellow: SASS6. Scale bar: 5 µm. (C) U-ExM of TEDC1 rescue cell lines expressing TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag, arranged by procentriole length. Cyan: Acetylated tubulin; Magenta: TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag (localized with anti-Flag antibody). Confocal image stacks were deconvolved using Microvolution; single plane images shown. Scale bar: 1 µm. (D) U-ExM of TEDC2 rescue cell lines expressing TEDC2-V5-APEX2, arranged by procentriole length. Cyan: Acetylated tubulin; Magenta: TEDC2-V5-APEX2 (localized with anti-V5 antibody). Confocal image stacks were acquired with a Yokogawa CSU-W1 spinning disk microscope and deconvolved using Microvolution; single plane images shown. Scale bar: 1 µm.

Figure 2—figure supplement 1
Extended localization analyses of TEDC1 and TEDC2.

(A) Immunofluorescence staining of a TEDC1 rescue cell in G2 phase expressing TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag, super-resolution image using SoRA disk and 2.8 x relay. Maximum projection. Cyan: Centrin (CETN); Magenta: TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag (localized with anti-Flag antibody); Yellow: SASS6. Scale bar: 0.5 µm (B) Immunofluorescence staining of a TEDC2 rescue cell in G2 phase expressing TEDC2-V5-APEX2, super-resolution image using SoRA disk and 2.8 x relay. Maximum projection. Cyan: Centrin (CETN); Magenta: TEDC2-V5-APEX2 (localized with anti-V5 antibody); Yellow: SASS6. Scale bar: 0.5 µm (C) Expansion microscopy image of TEDC1 rescue cells expressing TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag. Expansion gel was made as described in Kong et al., 2024. The procentriole is oriented vertically. Cyan: CEP44; Magenta: TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag (localized with anti-Flag antibody). Deconvolved using Microvolution; maximum projection. Scale bar: 1 µm. (D) Expansion microscopy image of TEDC2 rescue cells expressing TEDC2-V5-APEX2. Expansion gel was made as described in Kong et al., 2024. The procentriole is oriented vertically. Cyan: CEP44; Magenta: TEDC2-V5-APEX2 (localized with anti-V5 antibody). Deconvolved using Microvolution; maximum projection of confocal stacks. Scale bar: 1 µm. (E) Immunofluorescence staining of TP53-/- cells expressing Halotag-Flag - negative control for Figure 2A. Images are maximum projections of confocal stacks and were acquired with the same exposure settings as in Figure 2A. Blue: DAPI; Cyan: Centrin; Magenta: Flag; Yellow: SASS6. Scale bar: 5 µm. (F) Immunofluorescence staining of TP53-/- cells expressing V5-APEX2 - negative control for Figure 2B. Images are maximum projections of confocal stacks and were acquired with the same exposure settings as in Figure 2B. Blue: DAPI; Cyan: Centrin (localized with anti-GFP antibody recognizing GFP-centrin); Magenta: V5; Yellow: SASS6. Scale bar: 5 µm. (G) U-ExM of TP53-/- cells expressing Halotag-Flag - negative control for Figure 2C. Cyan: Acetylated tubulin; Magenta: Flag. Confocal image stacks were deconvolved using Microvolution; single plane images shown. Images were acquired using the same parameters as Figure 2C. Scale bar: 1 µm. (H) U-ExM of TP53-/- cells expressing V5-APEX2 - negative control for Figure 2D. Cyan: Acetylated tubulin; Magenta: V5. Confocal image stacks were deconvolved using Microvolution; single plane images shown. Images were acquired using the same parameters as Figure 2D. Scale bar: 1 µm. (I) Expansion microscopy image of TP53-/- cells stained with Flag antibody, negative control for (C). Cyan: CEP44; Magenta: Flag. Confocal image stacks were deconvolved using Microvolution; image is a maximum projection of confocal stack. Scale bar: 1 µm. (J) Expansion microscopy image of TP53-/- stained with V5 antibody, negative control for (D).Cyan: CEP44; Magenta: V5. Confocal image stacks were deconvolved using Microvolution; image is a maximum projection of confocal stack. Scale bar: 1 µm.

Figure 3 with 1 supplement
TEDC1, TEDC2, TUBD1, TUBE1 form a complex in cells.

(A) Centrosomal TEDC1 localization depends on TEDC2, TUBD1, TUBE1. Immunofluorescence staining of cells expressing TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag. Control cell is TEDC1-/- mutant cells rescued with TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag. Images are maximum projections of confocal stacks. Blue: DAPI; Cyan: SASS6; Magenta: TEDC1-Halotag-3xFlag (localized with anti-Flag antibody). Scale bar: 5 µm. (B) Centrosomal TEDC2 localization depends on TEDC1, TUBD1, TUBE1. Immunofluorescence staining of cells expressing TEDC2-V5-APEX2. Control cell is TEDC2 mutant cells rescued with TEDC2-V5-APEX2. Images are maximum projections of confocal stacks. Blue: DAPI; Cyan: SASS6; Magenta: TEDC2-V5-APEX2 (localized with anti-V5 antibody). Scale bar: 5 µm. (C) TEDC1 pulls down TEDC2 in the absence of delta or epsilon-tubulin. Western blot of input and pulldown of Halotag-Flag or TEDC2-Halotag-Flag in the indicated cell lines. Control cells are TP53-/- cells expressing Halotag-3xFlag. IB: indicates the antibody used for immunoblotting. The proteins and their positions are labeled on the right. Asterisks mark non-specific bands. (D) TEDC2 pulls down TEDC1 in the absence of delta or epsilon-tubulin. Western blot of input and pulldown of TUBA1B-V5-APEX2 or TEDC2-V5-APEX2 in the indicated cell lines. Control cells are TP53-/- cells expressing TUBA1B-V5-APEX2. IB: indicates the antibody used for immunoblotting. The proteins and their positions are labeled on the right. Asterisks mark non-specific bands. (E) AlphaFold-Multimer prediction of the complex (F) AlphaFold-Multimer prediction colored according to pLDDT. Very high: pLDDT > 90. High: 90 > pLDDT > 70. Low: 70 > pLDDT > 50. Very low: pLDDT <50 (G) Predicted align error of the AlphaFold Multimer prediction. Expected position error (Angstroms) is graphed.

Figure 3—figure supplement 1
AlphaFold-Multimer and AlphaFold3 predictions.

(Ai) Rotated view of the AlphaFold-Multimer prediction from Figure 3E (120 degrees around the y-axis) (Aii) Rotated view colored according to pLDDT. Very high: pLDDT > 90. High: 90 > pLDDT > 70. Low: 70 > pLDDT > 50. Very low: pLDDT <50 (Aiii) Rotated view of the AlphaFold-Multimer prediction from Figure 3E (240 degrees around the y-axis) (Aiv) Rotated view colored according to pLDDT. Very high: pLDDT >90. High: 90>pLDDT > 70. Low: 70>pLDDT > 50. Very low: pLDDT <50 (Bi) AlphaFold3 prediction of the complex (Bii) AlphaFold3 prediction colored according to pLDDT. Very high: pLDDT >90. High: 90>pLDDT > 70. Low: 70>pLDDT > 50. Very low: pLDDT <50 (Biii) Predicted align error of the AlphaFold3 prediction. Expected position error (Angstroms) is graphed. (Biv) Structural alignment between the AlphaFold3 prediction (magenta) and the AlphaFold-Multimer prediction (cyan). Using ChimeraX v1.7.1 Matchmaker, the RMSD between 450 pruned atom pairs is 0.538 angstroms (across all 475 pairs: 0.979). (Ci) AlphaFold-Multimer prediction of TEDC1, TEDC2, TUBA1A, TUBB (Cii) AlphaFold-Multimer prediction from (Ci) colored according to pLDDT. Very high: pLDDT >90. High: 90>pLDDT > 70. Low: 70>pLDDT > 50. Very low: pLDDT <50 (Ciii) Predicted align error of the AlphaFold-Multimer prediction from (Ci). Expected position error (Angstroms) is graphed. (Di) AlphaFold Multimer prediction of Xenopus TEDC1, TEDC2, TUBD1, TUBE1 (Dii) AlphaFold-Multimer prediction from (Di) colored according to pLDDT. Very high: pLDDT >90. High: 90>pLDDT > 70. Low: 70>pLDDT > 50. Very low: pLDDT <50 (Diii) Predicted align error of the AlphaFold-Multimer prediction from (Di). Expected position error (Angstroms) is graphed.

Figure 4 with 5 supplements
Mutant centrioles elongate in G2 but fail to recruit central core proteins and have an expanded proximal region.

(A) Lengths of expanded centrioles from cells of the indicated cell cycle stages. Lengths were adjusted for the gel expansion factors. Cells were synchronized in S/G2/M and S-phase cells were marked with PCNA. For each genotype, the differences between S and G2 phase centriole lengths are statistically significant (p<0.0001, Welch’s t-test). (B) U-ExM images of centrioles stained for alpha-tubulin and acetylated tubulin. (C) U-ExM of centrioles in S or G2 phase stained with monoE (GT335) antibody. (D) U-ExM of control centrioles in S or G2 phase stained with acetylated tubulin and polyE antibodies (Ei) U-ExM of centrioles in G2-phase stained with acetylated tubulin (cyan) and POC5 (magenta) antibodies. POC5 is present in the central core of control procentrioles and de novo centrioles and absent from mutants. (Eii) U-ExM of centrioles in G2 phase stained with acetylated tubulin (cyan) and WDR90 (magenta) antibodies. WDR90 is present in the central core of control procentrioles and de novo centrioles, and absent from mutants. (F–I) U-ExM of centrioles in S and G2 phase stained for alpha tubulin (cyan) or acetylated tubulin (Ac Tub, cyan) and the following antibodies in magenta: (F) SASS6, (G) CEP135, (H) STIL, (I) CPAP. In control centrioles, these proteins are limited to the proximal end. In mutant centrioles, these proteins are present at the proximal end in S phase centrioles and elongate throughout the entire centriole in G2 phase. Images were acquired with a Yokogawa CSU-W1 SoRA with 2.8 x relay and deconvolved with 10 iterations using Microvolution. Scale bars: 1 µm.

Figure 4—figure supplement 1
Extended analyses of mutant centriole architecture and U-ExM gel expansion factor.

(A–F) U-ExM of centrioles in S and G2 phase stained for acetylated tubulin (cyan) and the following proteins in magenta: (A) CEP44, (B) CETN2, (C) CP110, (D) CEP120, (E) gamma-tubulin, (F) CEP295. Scale bars = 1 µm. Images were acquired with a Yokogawa CSU-W1 SoRA with 2.8 x relay and deconvolved with 10 iterations using Microvolution. (G) Measurements of the widths of parental centrioles from each experiment as a readout of expansion factor, including the cell cycle analyses in Figure 4A and B. Centriole widths were a mean of 1.0 um, corresponding to a fourfold expansion factor.

Figure 4—figure supplement 2
Total protein levels of centrosomal proteins are unchanged in mutant cells.

(A) Western blot of control (RPE1 TP53-/-), TEDC1-/-, TEDC2-/-, TUBD1-/-, TUBE1-/-, SASS6-/- cell lysates, immunoblotted for SASS6. Total protein stain (Revert) serves as a loading control. (B) Western blot of control (RPE1 TP53-/-), TEDC1-/-, TEDC2-/-, TUBD1-/-, TUBE1-/- cell lysates, immunoblotted for STIL. Total protein stain (Revert) serves as a loading control. (C) Western blot of control (RPE1 TP53-/-), TEDC1-/-, TEDC2-/-, TUBD1-/-, TUBE1-/- cell lysates, immunoblotted for CPAP. Total protein stain (Revert) serves as a loading control. (D) Western blot of control (RPE1 TP53-/-), TEDC1-/-, TEDC2-/-, TUBD1-/-, TUBE1-/- cell lysates, immunoblotted for POC5. Total protein stain (Revert) serves as a loading control.

Figure 4—figure supplement 3
Quantification of CEP135 centriolar localization through S and G2 phases.

Mutant centrioles have over-elongated CEP135. (A) control procentrioles, n=29 centrioles; (B) de novo centrioles, n=42 centrioles; (C) TUBD1-/-, n=32 centrioles; (D) TUBE1-/-, n=30 centrioles; (E) TEDC1-/-, n=23 centrioles; (F) TEDC2-/-, n=36 centrioles. For each panel, representative U-ExM images of centrioles in S and G2 phase are shown. These are the same centrioles as shown in Figure 4G and were stained for alpha-tubulin (cyan), acetylated tubulin (yellow), and CEP135 (magenta). Scale bars = 1 µm. Graphs: Each column represents a centriole, for which the proximal and distal positions of CEP135 (magenta), acetylated tubulin (yellow) and alpha-tubulin (cyan) are displayed. Centrioles were arranged from shortest to longest. Numbers were adjusted for expansion factor. Lines of best fit were added for CEP135 position: control procentrioles (dashed), de novo centrioles (dotted), and mutants (solid).

Figure 4—figure supplement 4
Quantification of SASS6 centriolar localization through S and G2 phase.

Mutant centrioles have over-elongated SASS6. (A) control procentrioles, n=53 centrioles; (B) de novo centrioles, n=44 centrioles; (C) TUBD1-/-, n=39 centrioles; (D) TUBE1-/-, n=44 centrioles; (E) TEDC1-/-, n=34 centrioles; (F) TEDC2-/-, n=30 centrioles. Each column represents a centriole, for which the proximal and distal positions of SASS6 (magenta) and alpha-tubulin (cyan) are displayed. Centrioles were arranged from shortest to longest. Numbers were adjusted for expansion factor. Lines of best fit were added for SASS6 position: control procentrioles (dashed), de novo centrioles (dotted), and mutants (solid).

Figure 4—figure supplement 5
Quantification of centriole widths and lengths.

Mutant centrioles have smaller widths compared to controls. (A) control procentrioles, n=82 centrioles; (B) de novo centrioles, n=86 centrioles; (C) TUBD1-/-, n=64 centrioles; (D) TUBE1-/-, n=74 centrioles; (E) TEDC1-/-, n=56 centrioles; (F) TEDC2-/-, n=62 centrioles. Centriole widths and lengths measured by alpha-tubulin antibody are graphed, adjusted for expansion factor. A line of best fit was added (red).

Mutant centrioles elongate further in mitosis before fragmenting.

U-ExM of centrioles stained for monoE (GT335, cyan), CP110 (yellow) and SASS6 (magenta). (A) A prometaphase cell with centrioles formed de novo after centrinone washout (B) An anaphase cell with centrioles formed de novo (C) A prometaphase TUBD1-/- cell (D) A telophase TUBD1-/- cell (E) A prometaphase TUBE1-/- cell (F) An anaphase TUBE1-/- cell. Scale bars: 1 um. Images were acquired with a Yokogawa CSU-W1 SoRA with 2.8 x relay.

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  1. Rachel Pudlowski
  2. Lingyi Xu
  3. Ljiljana Milenkovic
  4. Chandan Kumar
  5. Katherine Hemsworth
  6. Zayd Aqrabawi
  7. Tim Stearns
  8. Jennifer T Wang
(2025)
A delta-tubulin/epsilon-tubulin/Ted protein complex is required for centriole architecture
eLife 13:RP98704.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.98704.3