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FoxO3a overexpression prevents both glycogen overload and autophagic buildup in skeletal muscle of Pompe

disease

Julien Pichon, Lydie Lagalice, Johan Deniaud, Candice Babarit, Virginie Maurier, Laurence Dubreil, Thibaut Larcher, Eduard Ayuso, Carine Ciron,

Karl Rouger, et al.

To cite this version:

Julien Pichon, Lydie Lagalice, Johan Deniaud, Candice Babarit, Virginie Maurier, et al.. FoxO3a overexpression prevents both glycogen overload and autophagic buildup in skeletal muscle of Pompe disease. 6eme congrès international de Myologie, Mar 2019, Bordeaux, France. 2019. �hal-02083268�

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Background and Objectives

Fundings: This research was supported by the grant from the ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche

Material and Methods

1- or 2- day-old

IV injection of PBS/AAV9-CMV-FoxO3a

(10

11

vg/animal)

4 month-old

Euthanasia

Gaa

+/+

: n = 5 male

Gaa

-/-

: n = 5 male

Gaa

-/-

-FoxO3a: n = 5 male

Characterization of the glycogen overload: Periodic Acid Schiff (PAS) staining and glycogen assay

Exploration of the autophagic buildup: Immunolabelling of LC3 (autophagosomal marker) and

WGA (a lysosomal content marker); western blot against p62 (autophagic flux impairment marker)

Investigation of the morphological damages: Anisocytosis and centronucleation quantification

Pompe disease (glycogen storage disease type II) is a lysosomal storage disorder caused by the

mutation of acid α-glucosidase (Gaa), the unique enzyme degrading glycogen in glucose into

lysosomes. A

massive glycogen overload

is described in Pompe patients, mainly in skeletal and

cardiac muscles. Furthermore, severe impairment of autophagic flux has been described,

highlighted by

autophagic buildup

. Contrary to cardiac muscle,

no treatment currently allows

to cure efficiently and durably the skeletal muscle

. We have identified the transcription factor

Forkhead box O3 (FoxO3a) as a potential target

to alleviate skeletal muscle impairments

through its

key role on regulation of both glycogen homeostasis and autophagy

.

The objectives of the study were:

1/ to explore the preventive effect of FoxO3a overexpression on :

2/ to investigate the impact of FoxO3a overexpression on skeletal muscle remodeling

2/ FoxO3a overexpression prevents the glycogen overload in skeletal muscle

3/ FoxO3a overexpression prevents the autophagic buildup accumulation in skeletal muscle

4/ FoxO3a overexpression prevents

skeletal muscle remodeling

Gaa

+/+

Gaa

-/-

Gaa

-/-

FoxO3a

Biceps femoris muscle

Take home messages

Scale bar: 50µm

Glycogen assay of Biceps femoris muscle extract. Statistical analysis : One-way ANOVA, Newman-Keuls post hoc test. **p<0.01, ***p<0,001. n=5 mice/group.

Quantification of total FoxO3a mRNA expression in Biceps femoris muscle by qPCR. Statistical analysis : One-way ANOVA, Newman-Keuls post hoc test. ***p<0,001. n=5 mice/group.

LC3 -im m unol abe lli ng

Representative LC3 (green) and dystrophin (red) immunolabelling of Biceps femoris muscle. Nuclei were counterstained using Hoechst. Scale bar: 25µm

Phagophore Lysosome Autophagolysosome Autophagosome LC3 Isolated membrane p62 Initiation

Elongation Docking and fusion Degradation

Autophagic flux markers

p62 GAPDH

Ga

a

+/+

Ga

a

-/-Ga

a

-/-FoxO

3a

Representative western blot analysis of Biceps femoris muscle lysates using anti-p62 antibody. An anti-GAPDH antibody was used as a loading control. Statistical analysis : One-way ANOVA, Newman-Keuls post hoc test. ***p<0,001. n=5 mice/group.

Quantification of LC3+-vacuolated fibers (left) and of the LC3+-buildup size (right) in Biceps

femoris muscle. Statistical analysis : Mann-Whitney test, *p<0,05. n=5 mice/group.

Gaa

+/+

Gaa

-/-

Gaa

-/-

FoxO3a

Analysis of the minimum Feret diameter (MinFeret; shortest distance between two parallel tangents of the muscle fiber edges) of Biceps

femoris muscle. Statistical analysis: Two-way ANOVA, Newman-Keuls

post hoc test. *p<0.05. n=5 mice/group.

1/ Validation of FoxO3a overexpression

Ø

Prevention of the autophagic buildup

Gaa

+/+

Gaa

-/-

Gaa

-/-

FoxO3a

L ys os om al c ont ent im m unol abe lli ng

Representative lysosomal content immunolabelling using WGA (green) of Biceps femoris muscle. Edges of muscle fibers were marked using white line dots for Gaa-/- and Gaa

-/-FoxO3a. Scale bar: 10µm.

Quantification of lysosomal content (vesicles WGA+) size in Biceps femoris muscle.

Statistical analysis : Mann-Whitney test, **p<0,01. n=5 mice/group.

Ø

Prevention of the lysosome overload

Ø

Prevention of the autophagic flux impairments

• FoxO3a overexpression prevents both the glycogen overload and the autophagic

flux impairment in skeletal muscle of Pompe disease.

• FoxO3a overexpression prevents the skeletal muscle remodeling occurring in

Pompe disease.

• FoxO3a overexpression could exhibit a therapeutic relevance to efficiently

correct skeletal muscle in Pompe disease, in combination with gene therapy

inducing overexpression of GAA or enzyme replacement therapy (ERT).

v

Experimental design

v

Analyses performed

PA

S

s

ta

ini

ng

Gaa+/+ Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a

0 2 4 6 8 10

Re

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tiv

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to

ta

l F

ox

O

3a

m

RNA

ex

pr

es

si

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(f

ol

d/

cont

rol

)

***

***

Gaa+/+ Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a

0 50 100 150

Gl

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og

en

c

on

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(%

G

A

A

-/-

u

ntr

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te

d)

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**

***

Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a

0 10 20 30 40 LC 3 + v ac uo la te d m us cl e fi be rs / T ota l m us cl e fi be rs ( % )

*

Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a

0 1 2 3 LC 3 + b u ild u p a re a / M u sc le fib e rs a re a ( A U )

*

Gaa+/+ Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a

0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 p62/ G A P D H ( A U )

***

***

Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Ly sos om al c ont ent ar ea / Mu sc le fi be r are a (% ) **

Gaa+/+ Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a 25 30 35 40

Mi

nF

ere

t o

f mu

sc

le

fib

er

s (

µm)

*

*

Gaa+/+ Gaa-/- Gaa-/- FoxO3a 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Ce

nt

ro

nu

cle

at

ed

fib

er

s

(%

)

***

***

*

Ø

Prevention of atrophy

Ø

Increase of regenerative fibers

Quantification of centronucleated muscle fibers in Biceps femoris muscle. Statistical analysis: One-way ANOVA, Newman-Keuls post hoc test. *p<0.05, ***p<0.001. n=5 mice/group.

Conclusion

Autophagosomes

Lysosomes

Glycogen

Gaa

-/-

skeletal muscle

Gaa

-/-

FoxO3a skeletal muscle

Massive glycogen overload

Progressive autophagic

buildup

Impairment of autophagic flux

Prevention of the

glycogen overload

Prevention of the

autophagic buildup

Autophagosomes Lysosomes Glycogen

Unblocked autophagic flux

-

glycogen overload

-

autophagic flux impairments

FoxO3a overexpression prevents both glycogen overload

and autophagic buildup in skeletal muscle of Pompe disease

Pichon J.

1,2,3,#

, Lagalice L.

1

, Deniaud J.

1

, Babarit C.

1

, Maurier V.

1

, Dubreil L.

1

, Larcher T.

1

, Ayuso E.

2,3

, Ciron C.

1*

, Rouger K.

1*

and Colle M-A.

1*

1

INRA/ONIRIS UMR703, Nantes, France;

2

INSERM UMR1089, Nantes, France;

3

University of Nantes, Nantes, France

#

julien.pichon@oniris-nantes.fr

; *Contributed equally to this work.

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