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CaCO-2 HMI HostMicrobe Interactomics High throughput highcontent imaging and analysis of live and fixed cells Jurgen Karczewski / June 13th 2013 CatAgrofood Workshop HostMicrobe Interactomics Group Wageningen University Email: [email protected]

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HMIHost�MicrobeInteractomics

High throughput high�content imaging and

analysis of live and fixed cells

Jurgen Karczewski / June 13th 2013 Cat�Agrofood Workshop

Host�Microbe Interactomics Group Wageningen University E�mail: [email protected]

HMIHost�MicrobeInteractomics

Introduction

� Postdoc at Host Microbe Interactomics (HMI)

� Background Biology, Toxicology, Immunology

� Microscopy, Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy

� Signaling at the Interface between Host�Microbe

� Development of Tools and Assays

� Development and Management of the High Content Platform at HMI

� Cat�Agrofood Investment: BD Pathway 885

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Introduction II

� High Content Imaging

� The BD Pathway 885 microscope

� Segmentation

� Host Microbe Interactions

� Infection/Invasion Assay

� Transcriptional Reporter Assays

� Wounding Assay

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How Do We Turn These…

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Power of Cellular Analysis

Every pixel is like a photomultiplier tube providing position (where) and intensity (how much) information.

Red Green BlueMerged Image

Regions of Interest (ROI)

Channels

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High Content Cellular Analysis

Data AnalysisImage AnalysisImage AcquisitionBiology

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BDTM Pathway 855 � high content high

throughput microscopy

� Live�cell & End�point assays� Environmental chamber � Coverslips�384 wells plates� Liquid handling (robotics)� Confocal or widefield illumination � Laser or image autofocus� Up to 16 colors� multiplexing� High Content Analysis software

� Image processing� Advanced Segmentation� Analysis� reporting� Database Output

� Data mining

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Features to enhance automation of imaging and analysis

� Environmental control: longer and more complex experiments

� Laser�based autofocus: better plate throughput and less bleaching

� Confocal: sharper images, better segmentation

� Liquid handling: multiple assays after each other

� Montage Mode: multiple images to increase sample size

� Open modular system, additional robotics

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BD Pathway – Optical Pathway

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High Content Analysis: need for segmentation

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Reporter Cell�lines: Lentiviral Transduction

Kremers G et al. J Cell Sci 2011;124:157�160

Multiplexing

LentiviralFluorescent protein

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BFP, RFP, mKate2 histon H2B fusion proteins

mTagBFP

mTagRFP mKate2

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High Content Spectral Strategy

GFP

BFP

RFP

mKate2

YFP

CFP

Histon, RNAi marker

Histon, RNAi marker

Fret pair with CFP

GreenFire Reporter

FRET pair with YFP

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High Content Analysis Addresses Four Basic Assay Categories

Fluorescence intensity change

• Calcium flux• Phosphorylation• Protein degradation• Image cytometry

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Fluorescence distribution• Cytoplasm to nucleus

(eg NFκκκκB)• Cytoplasm to plasma

membrane (eg PKCαααα)• Plasma membrane to

organelle (egTransfluor GPCR)

• Receptor internalization

• Protein co-localization

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Morphology

• Neurite outgrowth• Angiogenesis• Cell differentiation• Apoptosis

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Cell Movement

• Chemotaxis/migration• Wound healing• Metastasis/invasion• Long-term tracking

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Host Microbe Interactions

Marco et al. Curr. Opin. Biotechnol. 2006

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Automated infection assays – with high content

data extraction

E.g. Average no of bacteria per cell, percentage of infected

cells, average intensity of bacterial spots per cell, etc..

Applications in identifying host receptors, bacterial genes

required for infection, screening anti�infectives, inhibitors

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High Content Screening: Transcriptional reporter assays

� NFkB:inflammatory pathways.� AP�1� Interferon (IRF)� STAT1,2,3� CREB� NFAT� C/EBP� Wnt, Notch, c�Jun� PPARy� RA� Foxo� Ahr

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pGreenfire Reporter: Fluorescence and Luminescence

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HTSScratcher� wounding assays

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HTS Scratcher

� Controlled spring counterforce ensures the downward movement is smooth and controlled.

� Adjustable scratch length � 1�12 mm

� Versatility � can be used for 96 and 384�well plates

� Wounding assay can be combined with other reporters

Beijnum, JR, VUMC

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Summary� BD Pathway

� Very suitable for automated live cell imaging and extraction of high content information from cells and tissue (multiplexing).

� Screening of compound libraries, gene silencing arrays, mutant (transposon) libraries, meta�genomic libraries

� High Content Imaging Data can be integrated with genomics, proteomics, metabolomics datasets