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Identifying type 1 diabetes candidate genes by DNA microarray analysis of islet-specific CD4 + T cells.

Gregory J Berry1, Christine Frielle1, Robert M Brucklacher2, Anna C Salzberg3, Hanspeter Waldner1.   

Abstract

Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a T cell-mediated autoimmune disease resulting from the destruction of insulin-producing pancreatic beta cells and is fatal unless treated with insulin. During the last four decades, multiple insulin-dependent diabetes (Idd) susceptibility/resistance loci that regulate T1D development have been identified in humans and non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice, an established animal model for T1D. However, the exact mechanisms by which these loci confer diabetes risk and the identity of the causative genes remain largely elusive. To identify genes and molecular mechanisms that control the function of diabetogenic T cells, we conducted DNA microarray analysis in islet-specific CD4 + T cells from BDC2.5 TCR transgenic NOD mice that contain the Idd9 locus from T1D-susceptible NOD mice or T1D-resistant C57BL/10 mice. Here we describe in detail the contents and analyses for these gene expression data associated with our previous study [1]. Gene expression data are available at the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) repository from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (accession number GSE64674).

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Keywords:  Autoimmunity; Diabetes; Genetic susceptibility; Microarray; T cells

Year:  2015        PMID: 26484253      PMCID: PMC4583664          DOI: 10.1016/j.gdata.2015.05.041

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Genom Data        ISSN: 2213-5960


Direct link to deposited data

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/query/acc.cgi?acc=GSE64674.

Experimental design, materials and methods

Experimental design

Diabetes-free female BDC mice [2] and recently generated BDC-Idd9.905 NOD mice [1] were used as donors of splenic islet-specific CD4 + T cells that were pooled from two mice per group (6–9 weeks old; n = 6/group). CD4 + T cells transgenic for the islet-specific BDC2.5 TCR (CD4 + TCRVβ4 +) were isolated by flow cytometry immediately (ex vivo) or following splenocyte stimulation (48 h) with BDC2.5 mimotope p79 (p79-stimulated) [3]. We used three independent biological replicates for each condition for DNA microarray analysis.

Materials and methods

RNA extraction

Total RNA was extracted from ex vivo or p79-stimulated CD4 + TCRVβ4 + BDC and BDC-Idd9.905 T cells [1], [2] using the RNeasy kit (Qiagen). RNA quality and concentration were assessed using an Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer with RNA Nano LabChip (Agilent, Santa Clara, CA). Labeled cRNA (750 ng/sample) was synthesized by TotalPrep Amplification (Ambion, Austin, TX) and used for hybridization to MouseWG-6 v2.0 R3 Expression BeadChips for 18 h at 58 °C according to manufacturer's instructions. Following hybridization, Beadchips were washed and fluorescently labeled. Three independent replicate microarray hybridizations were processed per strain and per condition (12 hybridizations total). To collect intensity data, Beadchips were scanned with a BeadArray Reader (Illumina, San Diego, CA). A project was created with resultant scan data imported into GenomeStudio 1.0 (Illumina). Results were exported to GeneSpring Gx11 (Agilent Technologies).

Microarray data analysis

GeneSpring Gx11 software (Agilent Technologies, Santa Clara, CA) was used to analyze expression data, which was normalized to the median expression level of each gene. Expression of a transcript with detection p-value < 0.15 was considered present/marginal. Transcripts were subsequently filtered for signal level > 100 in at least 50% of the values in one of the six samples of each condition. Transcripts that failed to meet these requirements were excluded from further analysis. Differentially expressed genes were identified through volcano plots between non-averaged group comparison using fold-change of 1.4 or greater and asymptotic unpaired t-test p-value computation of p < 0.05 [4]. We subsequently subjected significantly differentially expressed gene sets to bioinformatics analyses to cluster them according to their biological functions and to discover T cell-specific gene networks using Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery (DAVID) v6.7 [5] and Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) 8.6 (Ingenuity Systems, Redwood City, CA) software, respectively. Heat maps and hierarchical clustering of significantly differentially expressed genes were generated with R using the heatmap.2 function of the gplots package. Raw and processed gene expression data were deposited in Gene Expression Omnibus repository at the National Center for Biotechnology Information and are accessible through the accession number GSE64674.

Discussion

We described here unique datasets of ex vivo and antigen (p79)-stimulated islet-specific CD4 + T cells containing either the Idd9 from T1D-susceptible NOD mice or T1D-resistant C57BL/10 mice (Fig. 1). These datasets show genome wide gene expression determined using Illumina MouseWG-6 v2.0 expression beadchip platform. We identified 55 genes and 80 genes that were differentially expressed in ex vivo and p79-stimulated CD4 + T cells, respectively (Fig. 2, Fig. 3). The majority of these genes were unique to either experimental condition, whereas 18 genes were differentially expressed under both conditions (Fig. 2). Notably, gene sets were highly enriched in genes within the Idd9 locus and Idd11 locus, which partially overlaps Idd9 (Table 1, Table 2). Bioinformatics analyses revealed that islet-specific CD4 + T cells containing the T1D-resistant Idd9 were most significantly enriched for genes associated with cellular growth and development/differentiation. Of these genes, Eno1, Rbbp4 and Mtor are encoded by Idd9, suggesting that they contribute to Idd9-dependent T1D susceptibility by regulating the diabetogenic function of islet-specific CD4 + T cells. The provided datasets, together with our previous gene expression validation by RT-qPCR and functional analyses of BDC and BDC-Idd9.905 CD4 + T cells [1], demonstrate the validity of using global gene expression analysis to discover T1D candidate genes and mechanisms that control T1D susceptibility.
Fig. 1

Experimental design of gene expression analyses of islet-specific (CD4 + TCRVβ4 +) T cells containing NOD- or B10-derived Idd9.

Fig. 2

Differentially expressed genes in BDC-Idd9.905 versus BDC CD4 + T cells.

Venn diagram showing the number of commonly or uniquely differentially expressed genes in ex vivo or p79-stimulated islet-specific CD4 + T cells from BDC-Idd9.905 and BDC mice.

Fig. 3

Gene expression heat map and hierarchical clustering from microarray analysis.

Columns show the expression patterns for significantly differentially expressed genes in ex vivo (A) or p79-stimulated (B) islet-specific CD4 + T cells from BDC-Idd9.905 vs. BDC mice. The red and blue colors represent high and low gene expression values within the indicated ranges, respectively.

Table 1

Differentially expressed transcripts between ex vivo BDC-Idd9.905 and BDC CD4 + TCRVβ4 + T cells detected by Illumina microarray probes.

Probe IDGene symbolGene IDaChromosomeIdd regionp-ValueFold changebRegulation
1570725Rcan35390242.47E− 086.50Down
7210706Casp91237141.33E− 0677.69Down
14706082610305D13Rik1124224Idd9.22.80E− 0678.00Down
770133Xkr83815604Idd111.18E− 053.49Up
5720706Fmr114265X2.32E− 052.53Down
4810746Necap2 (synonym: 1110005F07Rik)6614743.57E− 0517.49Up
1110349Ncmap (synonym: A330049M08Rik)23082245.81E− 057.04Up
4490356Zfp6938154941.28E− 048.79Down
160519Tmem6574868153.27E− 041.46Up
5360181Cpm70574103.27E− 044.61Up
610253Eno1138064Idd9.38.39E− 041.54Down
3400491Clic42987640.001264613.54Down
2190193Gnl223073740.0014773473.87Up
2850403Mid117318X0.00154846413.21Up
610600Hmgn21533140.0020302751.73Down
270446S100pbp746484Idd9.10.0023193951.87Up
1470278Rab3d1934090.0025012441.52Down
5260433Agtrap116104Idd9.20.0027493082.71Up
7160392Rbbp4196464Idd9.10.0037581366.69Up
4890079Padi21860040.0040217321.89Up
3420601Npal37455240.0040419541.87Down
6660020Zmym6 (synonym: 9330177P20Rik)1001774Idd110.0042759291.91Up
5310274Rapgef45650820.0050245961.85Down
2030328Hnrnpr (synonym: 2610528B01Rik)7432640.0051057651.77Down
4850270Gm15698217066110.0059374921.56Down
6660601Hmgcl1535640.0080957791.63Up
7160132Kdm7a (synonym: A630082K20Rik)33852360.00832551.53Down
4480543Mtf11776440.0092574031.47Up
1990021Gm5796 (synonym: ENSMUSG00000068790)545007140.0099871151.75Down
6940537Dnajc67268540.0109929131.71Down
1400685Fam76a (BC008163)2307894Idd110.0150785851.67Down
2030632Stk40741784Idd110.0159259482.75Down
1440706Armc37088220.0172030941.62Up
6280477Ifng15978100.0176315332.18Up
430543A730063M14Rik100504703100.0176463671.44Up
6200619Xkrx331524X0.0190236081.46Down
3360132Syf26859240.0191467141.62Up
2850398Asb265256120.02033021.66Up
6980170Podnl124455080.0236235481.50Up
72001805830409B07Rik7602040.02461631.71Down
430066Gprc5b6429770.0269579311.60Down
1090441Clec2i9367560.0310667721.41Down
8703702510009E07Rik72190160.031573091.57Down
1440019Cd59a1250920.035291274.79Up
1570544Thrap3 (C730026O12Rik)2307534Idd110.0355718141.49Up
460390Mtfr1l (synonym: 2410166I05Rik)7682440.0360520071.93Down
1570288Dapl17674720.0363345741.65Up
6200386Gm13212 (LOC433801)4338014Idd9.20.038054291.67Down
5390243Zmym1683104Idd110.0407854471.66Down
1050678Actn211472130.041461131.79Up
3850692Amica127015290.042147311.42Up
6760736Eml5319670120.04221121.42Down
50255A630038E17Rik219065140.044554691.47Down
4040035Nkg77231070.045933471.65Up
3140386Tapbp21356170.047692561.42Up

Fold change in expression of BDC-Idd9.905/BDC samples.

Gene ID: Entrez database.

Table 2

Differentially expressed transcripts between p79-stimulated BDC-Idd9.905 and BDC CD4 + TCRVβ4 + T cells detected by Illumina microarray probes.

Probe IDGene symbolGene IDaChromosomeIdd regionp-ValueFold changebRegulation
4810746Necap2 (synonym: 1110005F07Rik)6614741.04E− 0515.57Up
5720706Fmr114265X1.50E− 052.81Down
6200386Gm13212 (LOC433801)4338014Idd9.24.05E− 052.48Down
2190193Gnl223041.23E− 042.81Up
5260433Agtrap116104Idd9.22.04E− 043.93Up
7210706Casp91237142.50E− 0417.66Down
5360181Cpm70574102.53E− 044.08Up
5560131Syne3 (synonym: 4831426I19Rik)212073124.21E− 041.46Down
3890682Cenpw (synonym: 2610036L11Rik)66311104.84E− 041.97Down
130270Ndufa12l75597135.54E− 041.45Down
2030632Stk40741784Idd116.77E− 042.83Down
70019Akr1e156043138.21E− 046.03Up
3420601Npal37455249.22E− 042.27Down
1980608Tmem20123091740.0011677331.64Down
610600Hmgn21533140.0011907181.69Down
1850403Mtor (synonym: Frap1)567174Idd9.20.0018986941.47Down
1570544Thrap3 (C730026O12Rik)2307534Idd110.001915362.23Up
6370176Csf212981110.0020620273.40Down
3360132Syf26859240.0021201171.50Up
2450470Txlna1096584Idd9.10.0021738371.56Down
6250133Ccdc916701560.0029502191.46Down
7650139Phc2543834Idd9.10.0035650851.83Down
6510647Tceb32722440.0038160671.50Down
3170619Rnf19b752344Idd9.10.0038915351.94Down
270446S100pbp746484Idd9.10.0051451211.47Up
1780445Klhl6239743160.0053967081.53Up
4120709Dnajc16 (synonym: 2900037O03Rik)21406340.0054058371.62Down
1570725Rcan35390240.0064216431.91Down
270139Cd20017470160.006706641.49Down
2850403Mid117318X0.00689631818.23Up
2900139Ube2e2218793140.0075772491.79Down
5820646Ptp4a2192444Idd9.10.0076354221.55Down
3120392Stmn11676540.0077488381.49Down
4540626Tmem38b5207640.008398771.41Down
1990021Gm5796 (synonym: ENSMUSG00000068790)545007140.0091421852.11Down
2650397Ubxn11 (synonym: D4Bwg1540e)6758640.0091794651.90Up
520286Phxr41868990.0097033442.36Up
7160626Il1rl1l1708390.0101564091.41Down
5080600Aim1l23080640.010322081.79Down
1690255Susd366329130.0112475331.66Up
4920564Szrd1 (synonym: D4Ertd22e)21349140.0115480251.50Down
6350192Snhg12 (synonym: 2310005L22Rik)1000398644Idd110.0118110141.48Up
2940441Nlrc3 (synonym: D230007K08Rik)268857160.0121694711.43Up
5820438Cd226225825180.0123428263.30Down
5270575Gale7424640.0123468291.62Up
5690348Taf1d (synonym:4930553M18Rik)7531690.0155960341.40Down
940274A130010C12Rik32021180.0158186441.74Up
1030152Ifngr115979100.016323451.57Up
1980768Cmtm710254590.0164498021.42Down
2480500Zmym1 (4933412A02Rik)683104Idd110.016679661.41Up
7210672Mzb1 (synonym: 2010001M09Rik)69816180.018435342.00Up
5570358Bcl21204310.0191331821.52Up
7380113Ggct (synonym: A030007L17Rik)11017560.0193024721.55Down
5670634Synpo104027180.0210281332.04Down
5360608Tjp221873190.023006581.44Down
6510286Tmem50a7181740.02301891.49Down
3800300LOC100041569 (Gm3411)100041569140.0232094621.65Down
1980370Gpr1468029050.0245896651.45Up
5720017Eea1216238100.0247027391.46Down
1400685Fam76a (BC008163)2307894Idd110.0252329321.50Down
990671D930015E06Rik22947330.0260542761.50Down
6760762Sdc3209704Idd9.10.0280663631.80Up
5310431Fam129a6391310.0312807261.54Down
3370196Gfod1 (AI850995)328232130.0324482321.41Down
42101522810025M15Rik6995310.0336806631.80Up
3180408Bcl2a1d1204790.0368646461.49Down
360743Nrp11818680.03913831.63Down
2230132Eya3140504Idd110.0407350321.40Up
6980315Clspn2695824Idd110.0407479373.01Down
5080634Ppp1r3b24441680.0433924832.59Up
1570241Foxp320371X0.0440768341.45Down
1090008Abcb95632550.0453613921.79Up
5340288Sccpdh10923210.045524521.65Up
2070328Aunip (synonym: 2610002D18Rik)6988540.0463910551.59Down
6840382Tsc22d314605X0.0469134231.88Up
670133Hmgn39435390.0469617251.43Down
3130020Lrig11620660.047536221.68Down
20612Egr313655140.0475450531.65Down
5550671Ly6c117067150.0494693742.70Up
5690424Tox25283840.0495622681.85Down

Fold change in expression of BDC-Idd9.905/BDC samples.

Gene ID: Entrez database.

Specifications
Organism/cell line/tissueMus musculus/islet-specific CD4 + T cells
SexFemale
Sequencer or array typeIllumina MouseWG-6 v2.0 expression beadchip
Data formatRaw and processed
Experimental factorsEx vivo and antigen-activated islet-specific CD4 + T cells
Experimental featuresAnalysis of gene expression levels in ex vivo and BDC2.5 mimotope-stimulated BDC2.5 CD4 + T cells containing insulin-dependent diabetes (Idd) locus 9 from diabetes-susceptible NOD or diabetes-resistant C57BL/10 mice
ConsentN/A
Sample source locationHershey, PA, USA
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