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Histone	
  Methyla.on	
  Dynamics	
  and	
  Gene	
  
Regula.on	
  Occur	
  Through	
  the	
  Sensing	
  of	
  
One-­‐Carbon	
  Metabolism	
  
Samantha	
  J.	
  Mentch	
  
Locasale	
  Lab	
  
	
  
Pharmacology	
  &	
  Cancer	
  Biology	
  Departmental	
  Retreat	
  
September	
  18,	
  2015	
  
The	
  Methionine	
  Cycle	
  and	
  Methyla.on	
  
SAM:	
  S-­‐adenosylmethionine	
  
SAH:	
  S-­‐adenosylhomocysteine	
  
HMT:	
  Histone	
  methyltransferase	
  Transsulfura.on	
  pathway	
  
me	
  
Folate	
  
Metabolism	
  
or	
  Betaine	
  
Cell	
  Membrane	
  
HMT	
  
Histone	
  methylaIon	
  and	
  	
  
gene	
  expression	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
me3	
  
	
  
H3K4me3	
  
AcIve	
  promoters	
  
Open	
  chromaIn	
  
H3K27me3	
  
H3K9me3	
  
Closed	
  chromaIn	
  
HeterochromaIn	
  
HP1	
  Pol	
  II	
  
Vermeulen,	
  et	
  al.	
  (2007)	
  Cell.	
  
Nichibushi	
  and	
  Nakayama	
  (2014)	
  
Lee	
  and	
  Mahadevan.	
  (2009)	
  J.	
  Cell.	
  Biochem.	
  
Barth,	
  T.	
  K.,	
  and	
  Imhof,	
  A.	
  (2010)	
  Trends	
  Biochem.	
  Sci	
  
Ques.ons	
  
• Do	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  affect	
  
histone	
  methylaIon?	
  
• How	
  are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  
methionine	
  metabolism?	
  
• Is	
  this	
  a	
  physiological	
  mechanism?	
  	
  
1.	
  
2.	
  
3.	
  
Ques.ons	
  
• Do	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  affect	
  
histone	
  methylaIon?	
  
• Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  
methionine	
  metabolism?	
  
• Is	
  this	
  a	
  physiological	
  mechanism?	
  	
  
1.	
  
2.	
  
3.	
  
Do	
  altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  
metabolism	
  affect	
  histone	
  methyla.on?	
  1.	
  
Methods:	
  Liquid	
  Chromatography	
  	
  
coupled	
  to	
  Mass	
  Spectrometry	
  (LC-­‐MS)	
  
Liu,	
  et	
  al	
  (2014)	
  Analy6cal	
  Chem	
  
Do	
  altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  
metabolism	
  affect	
  histone	
  methyla.on?	
  1.	
  
Ques.on:	
  Can	
  methionine	
  restric.on	
  affect	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  
and	
  histone	
  methyla.on?	
  
Results:	
  Methionine	
  restric.on	
  alters	
  
methionine	
  cycle	
  flux	
  and	
  decreases	
  
H3K4me3	
  
M
ET
SA
M
SA
H
hC
ystB
etaine
D
M
G
G
LY
SER
-8
-6
-4
-2
0
2
4
Log2(-MET/+MET)
Do	
  altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  
metabolism	
  affect	
  histone	
  methyla.on?	
  1.	
  
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
Time (Hours)
RelativeAbundance
SAH
MET
SAM
Ques.on:	
  How	
  dynamic	
  are	
  the	
  changes	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  
and	
  histone	
  methyla.on	
  during	
  methionine	
  restric.on?	
  
Results:	
  Changes	
  in	
  methionine	
  cycle	
  metabolism	
  occur	
  in	
  minutes	
  
followed	
  by	
  changes	
  in	
  histone	
  methyla.on	
  
Do	
  altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  
metabolism	
  affect	
  histone	
  methyla.on?	
  1.	
  
Ques.on:	
  Are	
  altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  and	
  histone	
  
methyla.on	
  reversible	
  aWer	
  methionine	
  deple.on?	
  
Results:	
  Decreases	
  in	
  
methionine	
  cycle	
  flux	
  and	
  
histone	
  methyla.on	
  are	
  
reversible	
  
Ques.ons	
  
• Do	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  affect	
  
histone	
  methylaIon?	
  
• Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  
methionine	
  metabolism?	
  
• Is	
  this	
  a	
  physiological	
  mechanism?	
  	
  
1.	
  
2.	
  
3.	
  
Ques.ons	
  
• Do	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  affect	
  
histone	
  methylaIon?	
  
• Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  
methionine	
  metabolism?	
  
• Is	
  this	
  a	
  physiological	
  mechanism?	
  	
  
1.	
  
2.	
  
3.	
  
Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  
altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism?	
  2.	
  
Ques.on:	
  How	
  does	
  H3K4me3	
  distribu.on	
  change	
  genome-­‐wide?	
  
Results:	
  Methionine	
  deple.on	
  alters	
  H3K4me3	
  peak	
  shape	
  
Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  
altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism?	
  2.	
  
Ques.on:	
  Does	
  methionine	
  deple.on	
  affect	
  colon	
  cancer	
  genes?	
  
Results:	
  Methionine	
  deple.on	
  decreases	
  H3K4me3	
  around	
  TSS	
  of	
  colon	
  
cancer	
  genes	
  and	
  decreases	
  expression	
  
D AKT1 MYC
TGFR1 MAPK1
RAC3 BIRC5
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
TGFR1 MAPK1
RAC3 BIRC5
RHOA AXIN2
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+M
-M
+Met H3K4me3 -Met H3K4me3 RNA-seq
Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  
altera.ons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism?	
  2.	
  
Ques.on:	
  Does	
  methionine	
  deple.on	
  demonstrate	
  regulatory	
  
proper.es?	
  
Results:	
  Methionine	
  deple.on	
  results	
  in	
  decreased	
  H3K4me3	
  and	
  gene	
  
expression	
  sugges.ng	
  a	
  feedback	
  mechanism	
  
Ques.ons	
  
• Do	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  affect	
  
histone	
  methylaIon?	
  
• Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  
methionine	
  metabolism?	
  
• Is	
  this	
  relevant	
  in	
  vivo?	
  
1.	
  
2.	
  
3.	
  
Ques.ons	
  
• Do	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  methionine	
  metabolism	
  affect	
  
histone	
  methylaIon?	
  
• Are	
  specific	
  genes	
  affected	
  by	
  alteraIons	
  in	
  
methionine	
  metabolism?	
  
• Is	
  this	
  a	
  physiological	
  mechanism?	
  	
  
1.	
  
2.	
  
3.	
  
Is	
  this	
  a	
  physiological	
  mechanism?	
  	
  3.	
  
Liver
Control MET Restricted
0
1×107
2×107
3×107
4×107
MSIntensity
MET
p = N.S.
Control MET Restricted
0
2×105
4×105
6×105
8×105
MSIntensity
SAM
p = 0.0007
Control MET Restricted
0
2×105
4×105
6×105
MSIntensity
SAH
p = 0.015
SAM/SAH
Control MET Restricted
0.0
5.0×107
1.0×108
1.5×108
2.0×108
2.5×108
MSIntensity
Betaine
p = 0.003
Control MET Restricted
0
2×106
4×106
6×106
8×106
MSIntensity
DMG
p = 6.2 x 10-6
Control MET Restricted
0.0
5.0×105
1.0×106
1.5×106
MSIntensity
Cystathionine
p = 0.005
MTA
Control MET Restricted
0.0
5.0×106
1.0×107
1.5×107
2.0×107
MSIntensity
MET
p = 0.001
Control MET Restricted
0
1×104
2×104
3×104
4×104
5×104
MSIntensity
SAM
p = N.S.
Control MET Restricted
0.0
5.0×103
1.0×104
1.5×104
2.0×104
MSIntensity
SAH
p = N.S.
p = N.S.
SAM/SAH
Control MET Restricted
3×107
4×107
5×107
6×107
7×107
MSIntensity
Betaine
p = 0.007
Control MET Restricted
0.0
5.0×105
1.0×106
1.5×106
MSIntensity
DMG
p = 0.0002
Control MET Restricted
0.0
5.0×104
1.0×105
1.5×105
MSIntensity
Cystathionine
p = 0.006
KMTB
Plasma
H3K4me3/H3
H3K4me3
Total H3
Control MET Restricted
Results:	
  Methionine	
  deple.on	
  can	
  be	
  
sustained	
  in	
  vivo	
  and	
  alter	
  histone	
  
methyla.on	
  in	
  the	
  liver	
  
Is	
  this	
  a	
  physiological	
  mechanism?	
  	
  3.	
  
0
10
20
30
40
[Methionine](µM)
Human	
  Serum	
  Samples	
   D
iet
N
on-diet
D
ietx
N
on-diet
U
nexplained
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
Varianceexplained
Results:	
  High	
  varia.on	
  in	
  
methionine	
  explained	
  in	
  part	
  
by	
  diet	
  and	
  commensurate	
  
with	
  levels	
  necessary	
  for	
  
altered	
  H3K4me3	
  methyla.on	
  
Summary	
  
• Decreasing	
  methionine	
  
availability	
  decreases	
  
methionine	
  cycle	
  flux	
  and	
  
H3K4me3	
  
• Decreased	
  H3K4me3	
  and	
  
gene	
  expression	
  of	
  colon	
  
cancer	
  genes	
  
• Feedback	
  mechanism	
  
regulaIng	
  methionine	
  
metabolic	
  genes	
  
• AlteraIons	
  in	
  methionine	
  
metabolism	
  can	
  be	
  
sustained	
  by	
  diet	
  in	
  vivo	
  	
  
Mentch,	
  et	
  al.	
  (2015)	
  Cell	
  Metabolism	
  
Acknowledgements	
  
CommiZee	
  Members	
  
Jason	
  Locasale	
  
Sylvia	
  Lee	
  
Chris	
  Fromme	
  
	
  
Locasale	
  Lab	
  
Xiaojing	
  Liu	
  
Ahmad	
  Cluntun	
  
Mahya	
  
Mehrmohamadi	
  
Lei	
  Huang	
  
Marc	
  Warmoes	
  
Maria	
  LiberI	
  
Elena	
  Turner	
  
Louis	
  Vergara	
  
Collaborators	
  
Saliendra	
  
Nichenametla	
  	
  
Dwight	
  Maeocks	
  
Gene	
  Ables	
  
Thalacker-­‐Mercer	
  Lab	
  
(Anna,	
  Diwakar,	
  
Heather)	
  
Lee	
  Lab	
  (Erin,	
  MinIe)	
  
	
  
Cores	
  
Cornell	
  InsItute	
  for	
  
Biotechnology	
  –	
  
Genomics	
  Core	
  
Weill	
  Cornell	
  
Epigenomics	
  Core	
  
Funding	
  
Duke	
  University	
  
	
  School	
  of	
  Medicine	
  
NIH	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
Ques.ons?	
  

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ShortTalk

  • 1. Histone  Methyla.on  Dynamics  and  Gene   Regula.on  Occur  Through  the  Sensing  of   One-­‐Carbon  Metabolism   Samantha  J.  Mentch   Locasale  Lab     Pharmacology  &  Cancer  Biology  Departmental  Retreat   September  18,  2015  
  • 2. The  Methionine  Cycle  and  Methyla.on   SAM:  S-­‐adenosylmethionine   SAH:  S-­‐adenosylhomocysteine   HMT:  Histone  methyltransferase  Transsulfura.on  pathway   me   Folate   Metabolism   or  Betaine   Cell  Membrane   HMT  
  • 3. Histone  methylaIon  and     gene  expression   me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     me3     H3K4me3   AcIve  promoters   Open  chromaIn   H3K27me3   H3K9me3   Closed  chromaIn   HeterochromaIn   HP1  Pol  II   Vermeulen,  et  al.  (2007)  Cell.   Nichibushi  and  Nakayama  (2014)   Lee  and  Mahadevan.  (2009)  J.  Cell.  Biochem.   Barth,  T.  K.,  and  Imhof,  A.  (2010)  Trends  Biochem.  Sci  
  • 4. Ques.ons   • Do  alteraIons  in  methionine  metabolism  affect   histone  methylaIon?   • How  are  specific  genes  affected  by  alteraIons  in   methionine  metabolism?   • Is  this  a  physiological  mechanism?     1.   2.   3.  
  • 5. Ques.ons   • Do  alteraIons  in  methionine  metabolism  affect   histone  methylaIon?   • Are  specific  genes  affected  by  alteraIons  in   methionine  metabolism?   • Is  this  a  physiological  mechanism?     1.   2.   3.  
  • 6. Do  altera.ons  in  methionine   metabolism  affect  histone  methyla.on?  1.   Methods:  Liquid  Chromatography     coupled  to  Mass  Spectrometry  (LC-­‐MS)   Liu,  et  al  (2014)  Analy6cal  Chem  
  • 7. Do  altera.ons  in  methionine   metabolism  affect  histone  methyla.on?  1.   Ques.on:  Can  methionine  restric.on  affect  methionine  metabolism   and  histone  methyla.on?   Results:  Methionine  restric.on  alters   methionine  cycle  flux  and  decreases   H3K4me3   M ET SA M SA H hC ystB etaine D M G G LY SER -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 Log2(-MET/+MET)
  • 8. Do  altera.ons  in  methionine   metabolism  affect  histone  methyla.on?  1.   0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 Time (Hours) RelativeAbundance SAH MET SAM Ques.on:  How  dynamic  are  the  changes  in  methionine  metabolism   and  histone  methyla.on  during  methionine  restric.on?   Results:  Changes  in  methionine  cycle  metabolism  occur  in  minutes   followed  by  changes  in  histone  methyla.on  
  • 9. Do  altera.ons  in  methionine   metabolism  affect  histone  methyla.on?  1.   Ques.on:  Are  altera.ons  in  methionine  metabolism  and  histone   methyla.on  reversible  aWer  methionine  deple.on?   Results:  Decreases  in   methionine  cycle  flux  and   histone  methyla.on  are   reversible  
  • 10. Ques.ons   • Do  alteraIons  in  methionine  metabolism  affect   histone  methylaIon?   • Are  specific  genes  affected  by  alteraIons  in   methionine  metabolism?   • Is  this  a  physiological  mechanism?     1.   2.   3.  
  • 11. Ques.ons   • Do  alteraIons  in  methionine  metabolism  affect   histone  methylaIon?   • Are  specific  genes  affected  by  alteraIons  in   methionine  metabolism?   • Is  this  a  physiological  mechanism?     1.   2.   3.  
  • 12. Are  specific  genes  affected  by   altera.ons  in  methionine  metabolism?  2.   Ques.on:  How  does  H3K4me3  distribu.on  change  genome-­‐wide?   Results:  Methionine  deple.on  alters  H3K4me3  peak  shape  
  • 13. Are  specific  genes  affected  by   altera.ons  in  methionine  metabolism?  2.   Ques.on:  Does  methionine  deple.on  affect  colon  cancer  genes?   Results:  Methionine  deple.on  decreases  H3K4me3  around  TSS  of  colon   cancer  genes  and  decreases  expression   D AKT1 MYC TGFR1 MAPK1 RAC3 BIRC5 +M -M +M -M +M -M +M -M +M -M TGFR1 MAPK1 RAC3 BIRC5 RHOA AXIN2 -M +M -M +M -M +M -M +M -M +M -M +M -M +M -M +Met H3K4me3 -Met H3K4me3 RNA-seq
  • 14. Are  specific  genes  affected  by   altera.ons  in  methionine  metabolism?  2.   Ques.on:  Does  methionine  deple.on  demonstrate  regulatory   proper.es?   Results:  Methionine  deple.on  results  in  decreased  H3K4me3  and  gene   expression  sugges.ng  a  feedback  mechanism  
  • 15. Ques.ons   • Do  alteraIons  in  methionine  metabolism  affect   histone  methylaIon?   • Are  specific  genes  affected  by  alteraIons  in   methionine  metabolism?   • Is  this  relevant  in  vivo?   1.   2.   3.  
  • 16. Ques.ons   • Do  alteraIons  in  methionine  metabolism  affect   histone  methylaIon?   • Are  specific  genes  affected  by  alteraIons  in   methionine  metabolism?   • Is  this  a  physiological  mechanism?     1.   2.   3.  
  • 17. Is  this  a  physiological  mechanism?    3.   Liver Control MET Restricted 0 1×107 2×107 3×107 4×107 MSIntensity MET p = N.S. Control MET Restricted 0 2×105 4×105 6×105 8×105 MSIntensity SAM p = 0.0007 Control MET Restricted 0 2×105 4×105 6×105 MSIntensity SAH p = 0.015 SAM/SAH Control MET Restricted 0.0 5.0×107 1.0×108 1.5×108 2.0×108 2.5×108 MSIntensity Betaine p = 0.003 Control MET Restricted 0 2×106 4×106 6×106 8×106 MSIntensity DMG p = 6.2 x 10-6 Control MET Restricted 0.0 5.0×105 1.0×106 1.5×106 MSIntensity Cystathionine p = 0.005 MTA Control MET Restricted 0.0 5.0×106 1.0×107 1.5×107 2.0×107 MSIntensity MET p = 0.001 Control MET Restricted 0 1×104 2×104 3×104 4×104 5×104 MSIntensity SAM p = N.S. Control MET Restricted 0.0 5.0×103 1.0×104 1.5×104 2.0×104 MSIntensity SAH p = N.S. p = N.S. SAM/SAH Control MET Restricted 3×107 4×107 5×107 6×107 7×107 MSIntensity Betaine p = 0.007 Control MET Restricted 0.0 5.0×105 1.0×106 1.5×106 MSIntensity DMG p = 0.0002 Control MET Restricted 0.0 5.0×104 1.0×105 1.5×105 MSIntensity Cystathionine p = 0.006 KMTB Plasma H3K4me3/H3 H3K4me3 Total H3 Control MET Restricted Results:  Methionine  deple.on  can  be   sustained  in  vivo  and  alter  histone   methyla.on  in  the  liver  
  • 18. Is  this  a  physiological  mechanism?    3.   0 10 20 30 40 [Methionine](µM) Human  Serum  Samples   D iet N on-diet D ietx N on-diet U nexplained 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 Varianceexplained Results:  High  varia.on  in   methionine  explained  in  part   by  diet  and  commensurate   with  levels  necessary  for   altered  H3K4me3  methyla.on  
  • 19. Summary   • Decreasing  methionine   availability  decreases   methionine  cycle  flux  and   H3K4me3   • Decreased  H3K4me3  and   gene  expression  of  colon   cancer  genes   • Feedback  mechanism   regulaIng  methionine   metabolic  genes   • AlteraIons  in  methionine   metabolism  can  be   sustained  by  diet  in  vivo     Mentch,  et  al.  (2015)  Cell  Metabolism  
  • 20. Acknowledgements   CommiZee  Members   Jason  Locasale   Sylvia  Lee   Chris  Fromme     Locasale  Lab   Xiaojing  Liu   Ahmad  Cluntun   Mahya   Mehrmohamadi   Lei  Huang   Marc  Warmoes   Maria  LiberI   Elena  Turner   Louis  Vergara   Collaborators   Saliendra   Nichenametla     Dwight  Maeocks   Gene  Ables   Thalacker-­‐Mercer  Lab   (Anna,  Diwakar,   Heather)   Lee  Lab  (Erin,  MinIe)     Cores   Cornell  InsItute  for   Biotechnology  –   Genomics  Core   Weill  Cornell   Epigenomics  Core   Funding   Duke  University    School  of  Medicine   NIH