Research Paper Volume 12, Issue 17 pp 16759—16774

HDAC4 inhibition disrupts TET2 function in high-risk MDS and AML

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Figure 4. HDAC4 is required to maintain TET2 activity. (A, B) HDAC4 was overexpressed in 293T cells and TET2 expression determined by RT-qPCR (A) or Western blot (B). (C, D) After HDAC4 knockdown using lentivirus to deliver shRNA to MDS-L cells, 5hmC levels were determined by ELISA (C) or dot blot (D). (E) hMeDIP-qPCR analysis of specific 5hmC enrichment on Chr15: 58979469-58979554, enhancer region of MTSS1 in c-kit+ cells from BM of NHD13/HDAC4 WT or NHD13/HDAC4 KO mice. Bars represent mean enrichment over input. (F) MTSS1 mRNA levels in c-kit+ cells from BM of NHD13/HDAC4 WT or NHD13/HDAC4 KO mice. (G) RT-qPCR detection of MTSS1 mRNA levels in c-kit+ cells from BM of NHD13 mice treated with SAHA or vehicle control. (H) Serial replating of NHD13/HDAC4 WT or NHD13/HDAC4 KO cells. Total BM cells from each these mice were seeded in methylcellulose medium, and colonies were counted on day 7.