Endogenous circadian reporters reveal functional differences of PERIOD paralogs and the significance of PERIOD:CK1 stable interaction.
Endogenous circadian reporters reveal functional differences of PERIOD paralogs and the significance of PERIOD:CK1 stable interaction.
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10.1073/pnas.2212255120
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2023-02-07
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11.1
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Genetic and environmental disruption to the circadian clock can lead to diverse diseases including sleep and metabolic disorders. Cells with engineered circadian reporters, especially bioluminescence reporters, have been instrumental in understanding the mechanisms underpinning circadian rhythms and circadian disorders, but have been limited by the lack of endogenous circadian reporters available for human cells. To address this gap, we have developed two endogenous reporter lines in the human clock cell model, U-2 OS. Using these reporters combined with genome editing by CRISPR, we uncovered how the circadian clock is uniquely regulated in peripheral cells compared with the master clock in the brain. Our cell-based platform will accelerate and enable expanded testing of many mutations in clock genes and mechanistic studies. Adverse consequences from having a faulty circadian clock include compromised sleep quality and poor performance in the short-term, and metabolic diseases and cancer in the long-term. However, our understanding of circadian disorders is limited by the incompleteness of our molecular models and our dearth of defined mutant models. Because it would be prohibitively expensive to develop live animal models to study the full range of complicated clock mechanisms, we developed PER1-luc and PER2-luc endogenous circadian reporters in a validated clock cell model, U-2 OS, where the genome can be easily manipulated, and functional consequences of mutations can be accurately studied. When major clock genes were knocked out in these cells, circadian rhythms were modulated similarly compared with corresponding mutant mice, validating the platform for genetics studies. Using these reporter cells, we uncovered critical differences between two paralogs of PER. Although PER1 and PER2 are considered redundant and either one can serve as a pacemaker alone, they were dramatically different in biochemical parameters such as stability and phosphorylation kinetics. Consistently, circadian phase was dramatically different between PER1 and PER2 knockout reporter cells. We further showed that the stable binding of casein kinase1δ/ε to PER is not required for PER phosphorylation itself, but is critical for delayed timing of phosphorylation. Our system can be used as an efficient platform to study circadian disorders associated with pathogenic mutations and their underlying molecular mechanisms.
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