Mitochondrial Replacement Therapies: Assessing Global Epigenetic Consequences George Q. Daley, MD, PhD Director, Stem Cell Transplantation Program Boston.

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Mitochondrial Replacement Therapies: Assessing Global Epigenetic Consequences George Q. Daley, MD, PhD Director, Stem Cell Transplantation Program Boston Children’s Hospital/ Dana Farber Cancer Institute HMS/HHMI

Reprogramming Mitochondrial Disease 3 yo female with transfusion-dependent anemia since birth - Bone marrow biopsy at 6 mos of age showed ringed sideroblasts -Diagnosed with Pearson’s Marrow-Pancreas Syndrome - Developed diabetes, pancreatic insufficiency, lactic acidosis Novel 2501 bp deletion (ND4, ND5, tRNAs: L CUN, S AGY, H) mtDNA specific PCR

Reprogramming Pearson syndrome cells Loss of deleted mitochondria over time in cell culture Pearson iPS colony 4 factors 8 weeks 0.003% Bone marrow fibroblasts QPCR: 60-70% deleted mtDNA % heteroplasmy

Cells purged of defective mitochondria: improved growth and blood formation, lack sideroblasts Reprogramming captures mtDNA pathology Cell culture alone can generate healthy patient-matched cells Future: cell therapies for certain features of mitochondrial disease

Mitochondrial Replacement

MRT A scenario for assessing the global epigenetic modifications that accompany MRT (human) Genetic QC Epigenetic QC Functional Assessments MRT

Prospects for understanding genetic, epigenetic consequences of MRT, pre-clinically? Extensive comparative studies: IVF ES cells vs NT-ESCs, iPSC, pESCs iPS cells from patients with mitochondrial dz exist alongside purged, normalized isogenic derivatives – Enable experiments to define links between bioenergetic defects, genetic/ epigenetic stability, and tissue function Single cell analytics can be applied to blastomeres from reconstructed embryos – RNA-seq; global methylation analysis; limited locus-specific epigenetic analysis; assessment of mtDNA carryover Derivation of ES lines from reconstructed embryos – Affords opportunity for gene copy number analysis, whole genome sequencing, wg bisulfite sequencing, extensive epigenetic analysis; functional analysis Correlations with organismal level analysis in mice, monkeys

Limitations of analytics Single cell analytics limited in their resolution Mosaicism among blastomeres Potential for skewed analyses from derived ES lines – Evolution of genotypes, epigenotypes in culture

the unknown…