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Characterization of the Tau Interactome in Human Brain Reveals Isoform-Dependent Interaction with 14-3-3 Family Proteins

Ryan K. Betters, Emma Luhmann, Amy C. Gottschalk, Zhen Xu, Mallory R. Shin, Christopher P. Ptak, Kimberly L. Fiock, Lilliana C. Radoshevich and Marco M. Hefti
eNeuro 10 March 2023, 10 (3) ENEURO.0503-22.2023; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/ENEURO.0503-22.2023
Ryan K. Betters
1Department of Pathology
2Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Graduate Program
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Emma Luhmann
3Department of Microbiology and Immunology
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Amy C. Gottschalk
4College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Zhen Xu
5Protein and Crystallography Facility
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Mallory R. Shin
1Department of Pathology
2Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Graduate Program
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Christopher P. Ptak
6Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Core Facility
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Kimberly L. Fiock
1Department of Pathology
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Lilliana C. Radoshevich
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Marco M. Hefti
1Department of Pathology
2Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Graduate Program
7Iowa Neuroscience Institute, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
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    Tau interactome in human fetal, adult, and Alzheimer’s disease brain. A, Total tau levels are not significantly different in immunoprecipitated samples from different groups, y-axis shows log2 transformed LFQ intensity. Volcano plot showing differentially expressed genes (red) between fetal and AD (B), fetal and adult control (C), and number of shared genes between comparisons (D). Significant interactors are determined using a permutation-based FDR (0.05), 14-3-3-β is indicated as a blue diamond. The horizontal axis in all volcano plots shows the difference of log2 transformed LFQ intensity as previously described (Zhang et al., 2019). All differentially expressed genes are shown in Extended Data Table 1-1.

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    Tau-14-3-3-β interaction depends on tau splicing and phosphorylation. A, HEK 293T cells were transfected with the indicated constructs, immunoprecipitated with anti-FLAG antibodies, and then probed with the indicated antibodies. Uncropped blots are shown in Extended Data Figure 2-1, and an additional replicate (uncropped) in Extended Data Figure 2-2. B, Representative mass photometry density plots of phosphorylated (magenta) and unphosphorylated (cyan) tau 14-3-3-β one representative plot is shown out of three replicates, gray bars indicate windows of predicted MW ±10 kDa and quantification across three replicates is shown in upper right using Student’s t test, validation of phosphorylation is shown in Extended Data Figure 2-3 and a phosphorylated tau only plot on the same axes is shown in Extended Data Figure 2-4. C, Recombinant 15N-labeled tau441 NMR with and without ERK1 phosphorylation (validated in Extended Data Fig. 2-5). D, Phosphorylated 15N-labeled tau 441 showing residue shifts after incubation with 2:1 ratio of 14-3-3-β to tau, green lines indicate predicted 14-3-3-pred binding sites, black indicates variably spliced second microtubule binding repeat (R2).

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    Fraction of shared interactors between human 14-3-3 isoforms (BioGRIDv4.4).

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    Table 1

    Demographics of cases used in study

    Case IDAgeSexBrain diagnosisSourceCause of deathBBID
    Fetal 10FNoneNIHPrematurity4510
    Fetal 20FNoneNIHPrematurity1756
    Fetal 30MNoneNIHPrematurity1085
    Fetal 40MNoneNIHPrematurity4711
    Adult 166FNoneUniversity of IowaInterstitial lung diseaseP0002
    Adult 258MNoneUniversity of IowaCardiovascular diseaseP0005
    Adult 360FNoneUniversity of IowaOverdoseP0006
    AD 159MADUniversity of Iowac/o ADP0036
    AD 265MADUniversity of Iowac/o ADP0053
    AD 367FADUniversity of Iowac/o ADP0062
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    Antibodies used for study

    NameCatalog #ManufacturerRRIDConcentration
    HT7MN1000InvitrogenRRID:AB_23146541:500 (WB), 5 μg/500 μg (co-IP)
    ANTI-FLAG M2F1804Sigma-AldrichRRID:AB_26204410 μg/500 μg beads (co-IP)
    14-3-3-βAb15260AbcamRRID:AB_3017991:1000 (WB)
    p-Ser/Thr9631Cell SignalingRRID:AB_3303081:1000 (dot blot)
    pSer214-tauAb170892AbcamRRID:AB_29056101:1000 (dot blot)
    Mouse TrueBlot88-8887-31Rockland AntibodiesRRID:AB_26148951:1000 (WB)
    Rabbit TrueBlot88-8886-31Rockland AntibodiesRRID:AB_26148931:1000 (WB)
    Goat anti-rabbitAb205718AbcamRRID:AB_28191601:1000 (dot blot)
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    Table 3

    Statistical table

    Data structureTest usedLocationPower
    aNormal distributionPermutation-based FDRExtended Data Table 1-180% for 2-fold difference, α = 0.043
    bListFDR enrichmentExtended Data Table 4-1NA
    cListFDR enrichmentExtended Data Table 4-2NA
    dNormal distributiont testFigure 2B90% power for 2-fold difference, α = 0.001
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    Table 4

    List of top five enriched gene ontology terms in genes showing increased tau interaction in fetal brain (top) or AD brain (bottom)

    GOTermTotalExpectedFEFDR
    FetalBPPositive regulation of axon extension (GO:0045773)30.0558.664.98E-02
    BPPositive regulation of response to biotic stimulus (GO:0002833)50.2520.173.75E-02
    BPNegative regulation of biological process (GO:0048519)196.972.732.51E-02
    MFStructural molecule activity (GO:0005198)91.048.621.25E-03
    MFProtein-containing complex binding (GO:0044877)101.725.815.80E-03
    MFRNA binding (GO:0003723)122.185.492.21E-03
    CCParaspeckles (GO:0042382)30.01>1002.24E-04
    CCNuclear matrix (GO:0016363)60.1736.313.33E-05
    CCGrowth cone (GO:0030426)50.2222.561.43E-03
    CCCortical cytoskeleton (GO:0030863)30.1520.614.47E-02
    CCNuclear speck (GO:0016607)60.5510.923.88E-03
    Alzheimer’s
    disease
    BPNeurofilament bundle assembly (GO:0033693)30.01>1003.28E-04
    BPAxon target recognition (GO:0007412)20.01>1001.38E-02
    BPPostsynaptic intermediate filament cytoskeleton organization (GO:0099185)20.01>1001.37E-02
    BPIsocitrate metabolic process (GO:0006102)20.02>1003.10E-02
    BPFructose 1,6-bisphosphate metabolic process (GO:0030388)30.03>1001.78E-03
    CCPostsynaptic intermediate filament cytoskeleton (GO:0099160)30.01>1006.80E-05
    CCLaminin-11 complex (GO:0043260)20.01>1003.51E-03
    CCNeurofibrillary tangle (GO:0097418)30.02>1009.71E-05
    CCInternode region of axon (GO:0033269)20.01>1004.70E-03
    CCCalcium- and calmodulin-dependent protein kinase complex (GO:0005954)20.02>1006.11E-03
    MFFructose-bisphosphate aldolase activity (GO:0004332)20.01>1001.35E-02
    MFProtein kinase C inhibitor activity (GO:0008426)20.01>1001.31E-02
    MFStructural constituent of postsynaptic intermediate filament cytoskeleton
    (GO:0099184)
    20.01>1001.28E-02
    MFCytoskeletal protein-membrane anchor activity (GO:0106006)20.01>1001.74E-02
    MFLow-density lipoprotein particle receptor binding (GO:0050750)30.0836.881.36E-02
    • See row b in statistical table for analysis and Extended Data Tables 4-1 and 4-2 for complete lists of all enriched terms.

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    Table 5

    List of enriched domains

    IDDescriptionNumberStrengthFDR
    PF00076RNA recognition motif (also known as RRM, RBD, or RNP domain)170.871.73E-06
    PF0024414-3-3 protein61.875.59E-06
    PF04732Intermediate filament head (DNA binding) region51.790.00015
    PF00038Intermediate filament protein91.040.0003
    PF00538Linker histone h1 and h5 family51.60.00049
    PF01391Collagen triple helix repeat (20 copies)80.960.0029
    PF00052Laminin B (Domain IV)41.640.0037
    PF01979Amidohydrolase family41.540.0064
    PF00418Tau and MAP protein, tubulin-binding repeat31.940.0108
    PF08075NOPS (NUC059) domain31.940.0108
    PF08702Fibrinogen α/β chain family31.940.0108
    PF00053Laminin EGF domain51.150.0141
    PF08332Calcium/calmodulin dependent protein kinase II association domain31.810.0141
    PF13474SnoaL-like domain31.810.0141
    PF14534Domain of unknown function (DUF4440)31.810.0141
    PF00055Laminin N terminal (Domain VI)41.340.0147
    PF13671AAA domain41.340.0147
    PF00932Lamin tail domain31.720.0149
    PF03953Tubulin C-terminal domain41.180.0422
    IPR000504RNA recognition motif domain180.842.95E-06
    IPR012677Nucleotide-binding α-β plait domain superfamily180.813.61E-06
    IPR035979RNA-binding domain superfamily180.813.61E-06
    IPR00030814-3-3 protein61.875.49E-06
    IPR02340914-3-3 protein, conserved site61.875.49E-06
    IPR02341014-3-3 domain61.875.49E-06
    IPR03681514-3-3 domain superfamily61.875.49E-06
    IPR018039Intermediate filament protein, conserved site91.19.24E-05
    IPR006821Intermediate filament head, DNA-binding domain51.790.0001
    IPR039008Intermediate filament, rod domain91.030.00026
    IPR005818Linker histone H1/H5, domain H1551.520.00085
    IPR011778Hydantoinase/dihydropyrimidinase41.760.0018
    IPR008160Collagen triple helix repeat80.960.0029
    IPR000034Laminin IV41.640.0036
    IPR005819Linker histone H1/H541.640.0036
    IPR011059Metal-dependent hydrolase, composite domain superfamily41.540.0063
    IPR043129ATPase, nucleotide binding domain70.970.007
    IPR006680Amidohydrolase-related41.50.0076
    IPR001084Microtubule associated protein, tubulin-binding repeat31.940.0101
    IPR012290Fibrinogen, α/β/γ chain, coiled coil domain31.940.0101
    IPR012975NOPS31.940.0101
    IPR013543Calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II, association-domain31.810.0151
    IPR008211Laminin, N-terminal41.340.0201
    IPR001322Lamin tail domain31.720.022
    IPR036415Lamin tail domain superfamily31.720.022
    IPR002049Laminin EGF domain51.070.0286
    IPR037103Tubulin/FtsZ, C-terminal domain superfamily41.220.0428

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  • Extended Data Table 1-1

    List of all proteins and statistical analyses (shown in Fig. 1A–C). Download Table 1-1, DOC file.

  • Extended Data Table 4-1

    Table of all gene ontology term enrichments (AD). Download Table 4-1, DOC file.

  • Extended Data Table 4-2

    Table of all gene ontology term enrichments (Fetal). Download Table 4-2, DOC file.

  • Extended Data Figure 2-1

    Uncropped western blot images for Figure 2A. Red boxes indicate irrelevant bands from unrelated experiment. Boxes indicate bands shown in Figure 2A. Additional bands in top left, and bottom left, right side represent tau degradation products. Download Figure 2-1, TIF file.

  • Extended Data Figure 2-2

    Replication of co-IP in Figure 2A, with uncropped blots. Download Figure 2-2, TIF file.

  • Extended Data Figure 2-3

    Validation of tau phosphorylation by PKA for mass photometry. We added 1 μg of the phosphorylated, recombinant tau to a nitrocellulose membrane and probed with anti-tau Ser214 and total pSer/pThr antibodies as indicated. Control, unphosphorylated tau. Download Figure 2-3, TIF file.

  • Extended Data Figure 2-4

    Mass photometry histogram of ptau only, as in Figure 2B. Download Figure 2-4, TIF file.

  • Extended Data Figure 2-5

    Validation of tau phosphorylation by ERK2 for NMR. We loaded 10 μg of phosphorylated, recombinant tau and stained the resulting gel with Coomassie blue as an initial validation of phosphorylation efficiency (see Fig. 2C and text for site-specific mapping of phosphoepitopes). Control, unphosphorylated tau. Download Figure 2-5, TIF file.

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