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. 2019 Oct 10;8:e49796. doi: 10.7554/eLife.49796

Figure 7. Emerin, but not other INM proteins, undergoes stress-dependent clearance from the NE and ER and accesses lysosomes.

(A-C) Representative confocal slices of cells stably expressing NRM-GFP (A), Sun2-GFP (B), or EMD-GFP (C) after 16 hr of treatment with DMSO vehicle control, THG, or co-treatment with THG and BFA. Insets show nuclei in the same ~ 50 µm field of view stained with Hoechst. (A’-C’) Representative confocal slices of cells co-treated with THG and Baf A1. All images were acquired using the same laser power and detector gain settings. (D) Quantification of GFP fluorescence intensity at the NE in maximum intensity projections of confocal z series acquired across conditions represented in (A-C). Columns indicate average and error bars indicate SEM for N > 690 cells from three independent experiments. **** indicates p-value<0.0001 compared to untreated (t-test). (E-F) Analysis of EMD-WT-GFP* glycosylation state in cells subjected to treatment with DMSO vehicle control or THG and CHX (E) or THG and Baf A1 (F) cotreatments for the times indicated. Red arrowhead indicates EndoH-sensitive glycosylated state of EMD-WT-GFP*; orange arrowhead indicates EndoH-resistant states of EMD-WT-GFP*; black arrowhead indicates deglycosylated EMD-WT-GFP*. α-tubulin shown as loading control. Numbers to left of blots indicate molecular weights in kDa. Scale bars in micrographs indicate 10 μm. See also Figure 7—figure supplement 1.

Figure 7.

Figure 7—figure supplement 1. Glycosylation reporter variants are destabilized by ER stress and recovered by BFA treatment.

Figure 7—figure supplement 1.

(A–B) Glycosylation reporter variant of EMD-WT-GFP localizes normally to the NE and responds to ER stress induced by THG and secretory pathway disruption caused by BFA.