Développement'cardiaque' Damien'Bonnet'' M3C.Necker' Morphogenèse'du'cœur''chez'la'drosophile' FormaAon'du'mésoderme'pendant'l'’embryogenèse'de'la'drosophile' Les'trois'principaux'dérivés'du'Assus'mésodermique'chez'la'drosophile' Vue'dorsale'd'’un'embryon'de'drosophile.' Marquage'spécifique'au'niveau'du'canal'dorsal'(ou'cœur)' Le'cœur'ou'canal'dorsal'de'Drosophile'est'divisé'en'deux'régions'disAnctes' Cell. péricard.! rg! Cell. Cardiaques! gl! Aorte! Cœur ! Structure'du'canal'dorsal'en'fin'd'’embryogenèse' Les'étapes'importantes'de'la'morphogenèse' du'cœur'de'drosophile' Stade 11 Spécification! Stade 13 Différenciation! Stade 15 Maturation! Les''précurseurs'cardiaques'ne'sont'pas'tous'équivalents' Rôle des gènes homéotiques le long de l axe antéro-postérieur - Rôle fondamental et universel dans l'édification des embryons - Informer les cellules de leur position au cours de l'embryogenèse - Préciser le positionnement définitif des cellules dans l'embryon au cours de la formation des organes par rapport aux axes antéropostérieur et dorsoventral - Conservation entre les espèces Svp/tin" DiversificaAon'des'cellules'cardiaques'au'sein'du'tube'cardiaque'de'drosophile' Lo'and'Frasch,'2001' Stade 11 Spécification! Stade 13 Différenciation! Stade 15 Maturation! La'perturbaAon'de'l'’acquisiAon'de'la'polarité'cellulaire'affecte'la'formaAon'du'cœur'' Fremion et al., 1999! VisualisaAon'de'la'perte'de'polarité'cellulaire'en'absence'de'bkh' Fremion et al., 1999! Stade 11 Spécification! Stade 13 Différenciation! Stade 15 Maturation! ReprésentaAon'de'la'migraAon'des'deux'rangées'de'cellules'cardiaques' Chartier et al., 2002! Le'contact'entre'l'’épithélium'cardiaque'et'l'’ectoderme'dorsal'' est'important'pour'l'’intégrité'de'la'structure'du'cœur' Chartier et al., 2002! Pericardin'est'essenAelle'au'mainAen'de'la'structure'du'tube'cardiaque' Chartier et al., 2002! La'souris'comme'modèle'd’étude' de'la'cardiogenèse'des'vertébrés' Poisson Zèbre Xénope Souris Structure'du'cœur'chez'les'vertébrés' Homme Morphogenèse'précoce'du'coeur'de'souris' Croissant cardiaque! E7.5 Tube cardiaque ! E8 Morphogenèse'précoce'du'coeur'de'souris' Croissant cardiaque E7.5 Tube cardiaque ! E8 looping! E8.5 pôle artériel Nigel Brown! pôle veineux! Coeur'embryonnaire'(E10.5)' OD! LAOG! OG! OD! CAV! VE! VD! VG! VD! VG! Christoffels et al., 2000 ! Coeur'foetal'(E14.5)' OD! OG! VE! O G! OD! VG! VD! VG! OD! O G! VG! VD! VD! Mésoderme)antérieur) latéral) Tinman'like' factors' MEF2c' GATA4' spécificaAon' Myogenèse' Morphogenèse' Tube)cardiaque) linéaire) Nodal' Le[y' NKX2.5' ' MEF2c' Asymétrie'droite.gauche' eHand' ' dHand' Looping)du)tube)) cardiaque) 'reAnoïc' acid' SpécificaAon'O.V' ContribuAon'des'crêtes' neurales' Matura7on)des)chambres)) cardiaques) Olson 1998! Le'cœur'des'vertébrés'est'asymétrique' La'noAon'de'latéralité' J'23':'boucle'cardiaque'(loop)' D.loop' D.loop' L.loop' CFC1 L ACVR2A node Primitive streak ACVR1B R Expression spécifique de Nodal du côté gauche Lefty 1 restreint l expression de Nodal du côté gauche de l embryon L’asymétrie, un mécanisme physique? Poisson zèbre: - tourbillon de fluide dans une petite vésicule (Kuppfer) - Ce tourbillon de fluide est contrôlé par des rotations de petits cils à l’intérieur de cette vésicule - sens du tourbillon (vers le G ou la D) détermine la future asymétrie interne en concentrant certaines protéines d’un côté de l’embryon Autre hypothèse récente: - flux d’ions d’hydrogènes et potassium à l’intérieur de l’embryon - différence de potentiel entre la gauche et la droite - ce flux d’ions crée un champ électrique dès les premières divisions cellulaires Asymmetry in heart development is controlled by a complex of interacting and feedback pathways Three molecular pathways to isomerism • Abnormal'iniAal'breaking'of'symmetry' – DefecAve/absent'node'monocillia' – Mix'of'solitus,'inversus,'le['and'right'isomerism' • Abnormal/loss'of'le['side'signal'pathway' – e.g.'pitx2c' – Right'isomerism' • Abnormal/loss'of'midline'barrier' – – – – Spread'of'le['side'signals'to'right' e.g.'le[y.1,'sonic'hedgehog' Le['isomerism' No'good'animal'model'(other'funcAons;'early'lethality)' ? G D G G D D D G Les'transgènes'et'l’idenAté'des'régions'cardiaques' E9.5 E10.5 RA! LA! OFT! RV! LV! RV! Mlc1v-24 Mlc3f-9 Mlc3f-2 Mlc3f-2 Mlc1v-24 Mlc3f-9 Mlc3f-2 X iv/iv E9.5! Les'souris'iv'comme'modèle'd'’étude'de'la'latéralisaAon' Mlc3f-2 X iv/iv Situs inversus E10.5! Situs solitus Situs ambigus Un'marqueur'transgénique'pour'les'défauts'de'latéralisaAon' Five'le['right' asymmetric' processes'in' heart' development' Three types of signalling abnormality can lead to isomerism Pitx2' Nodal' Le[y2' Pitx2)expression)in)the)le<)atrium) Détermination très précoce de l identité aortique et pulmonaire Mlc1v-24 : VD et VE Fgf 10 96-16 : Base du TP T55 : Base de Ao Sema3c Hes1 Pitx2'mutants'develop'right'atrial'isomerism' +/+' normal' δc/δc Right'isomeric' +/+ δc/δc δc/δc +/+ δc/δc δc/δc No'atrioventricular'septaAon'in'pitx2'c'nulls' +/+' +/+' +/+' δc/δc δc/δc δc/δc -/- Anterior'aorta'&'parallel'oujlows'in'pitx2'δc' 2.'Venous'sinus'&'tributaries' Venous'vascular'corrosion'casts,'dorsal'views' +/+ δc/δc Bilateral'inferior'caval'veins'in'pitx2'δc' DEXTROISOMERISME Les grandes étapes du “late looping” • La convergence des segments d’admission et d’éjection est nécessaire pour que la septation ventriculaire et l’alignement puissent se produire de façon correcte • La petite courbure (inner curvature, primary fold) est le pivot autour duquel s’organise le remodelage des jonctions AV et VA • L’encastrement (wedging) de la partie gauche du segment d’éjection entre mitrale et tricuspide : indispensable à l’achèvement de la septation cardiaque La'convergence'des'segments'd’admission'et'd’éjecAon' parAcipe'à'la'concordance'normale' Segment'' d'’admission' Segment'' d’éjecAon' La'convergence'des'segments'd’admission'et'd’éjecAon' parAcipe'à'la'concordance'normale' L’encastrement'(wedging)'de'la'parAe'gauche'du'' segment'd’éjecAon'entre'les'2'VAV'est'indispensable'' à'l’achèvement'de'la'septaAon'cardiaque' SeptaAon'cardiaque':'J35' SeptaAon':'achevée'par'la'réunion'de'5'septa,'dont' l’alignement'est'nécessaire'pour'obtenir'un'cœur'normal''' – – – – – ' septum'interauriculaire'primiAf'' septum'atrioventriculaire'' septum'interventriculaire'primiAf'''' septum'conal''''' septum'aortopulmonaire' La'septaAon' les'bourgeons'endocardiques' Bourgeons'du'conus' Bourgeon'inférieur' Bourgeon'supérieur' Bourgeons'latéraux' Repères'chronologiques' Bourgeons'endocardiques' Entonnoir'tricuspidien' ElongaAon'voie'éjecAon' Arcs'Ao'4et'6' FormaAon'valve'semilunaires' DélaminaAon'valve'tricuspide' Wedging' Convergence' Croissant' cardiaque' SeptaAon' cardiaque' LOOP' J18' J23' 30' Corne'D'du'sinus'veineux' AppariAon'VP'1°' Arcs'Ao'2'et'3' 40' 42' 44' 50' Connexion'coronaires'.'aorte' This'is'what'happens'but'not'how'it' happens!!' ' Human'heart'development,'from:' Principles,of,Development'by'Lewis'Wolpert,'2nd'Edn' ' An'outstanding'textbook'from'an'outstanding'scienAst.' Tube'cardiaque'primiAf' 2'cavités':'antérieure'(ventricules), postérieure'(oreilleres)' Are'there'5'linearly' arranged'heart' segments,'and'is'a' straight'tube?'–'No'&' No' There'are'never'specified' “cylinders”'in'sequence.' ' Gene'expression'domains'are' varied'and'overlapping.' Les champs cardiaques • Premier'champ'cardiaque'='tube'cardiaque'primiAf':' ventricule'gauche' • Second'champ'cardiaque' – 'ParAe'antérieure'='Aire'cardiaque'antérieure':' ventricule'droit,'voie'd’éjecAon' – ParAe'postérieure'='Mésocarde'dorsal':'septaAon' atrioventriculaire,'veines'pulmonaires,'sinus'venosus' • Cellules'de'la'crête'neurale' • Voie'd’éjecAon,'cellules'musculaires'lisses'des'gros' vaisseaux'(arcs'aorAques)' • Cellules'de'l’épicarde' – Coronaires,'valves'AV,'voies'de'conducAon' Cardiac precursor populations and lineages Cardiac progenitor populations Pro/epicardial3cells3 Cardiac NCC Endocardial cells Recruitment)of)cell)popula7ons) Stolfi3et3al.320103 'the'increase'in'complexity'and'size'of'the'heart'is'accompanied'by'an'increasing'recruitment'from'the'SHF' 'the'cranial'mesoderm'and'occipital'lateral'mesoderm'contribuAon'may'have'been'redeployed'during'evoluAon'into' the'SHF' The'second'heart'field'is'further'subdivided'into'anterior'and'posterior'domains'' contribuAons' Tbx13 Fgf83 aSHF:' Fgf103 Isl1' pSHF:' OFT' RV' RA' LA' Podoplanin3 Isl1, Kelly3et3al.320013 GiCenberger3de3Groot3et3al.320073 Galli3et3al.320083 This'has'been'characterised'in'terms'of'gene'expression' Myocardial)lineages) 'the'second'myocardial'lineage'can'be' anterior)second)myocardial)lineage) masAcatory'muscles' right)ventricle) subdivided'into'an'anterior'and'a'posterior' sub.lineage'contribuAng'to'the' branchiomeric'and'non.somiAc'neck'muscles' le['facial'' expression'muscles' respecAvely' right'facial'' expression'muscles' 'further'sub.lineages'can'be'idenAfied' pulmonary)trunk) aorta) posterior)second)myocardial)lineage) le['neck'muscles' pulmonary)trunk) le<)atrium) le<)superior)caval)vein) pulmonary)vein) right)atrium) right'neck'muscles' right)superior)caval)vein) first)myocardial)lineage) right)ventricle) le<)ventricle) right)atrium)) le<)atrium) 'unexpected'relaAonship'between'the' venous'and'arterial'pole'of'the'heart' (A) SM NCC FHF SHF AHF PHF OFT Sinus Venosus PEO DMP Atrial septum Pulm. veins EPDC AV cushions Card. veins Caval veins Dist. cushions Coronary Vasc. LV RV Aorta IV septum AV valves Conduct. system (B) Pharyng. aches Prox. cushions Atrium OFT septum Semilun. valves Pulm. trunk ductus arterios. Auton. Innerv. Forming'the'chambers'from'the'tube'involves' 'the'addiAon'of'cells'at'both'ends,'bending,'and' expanding'(or'ballooning)' Cellules'de'la'crête'neurale' Remodelage'du'conotruncus' Remodelage'du'conotruncus' Conotruncus'proximal' .'Valves'et'sinus' .'ConnecAons'ventriculo.arterielles' ' Conotruncus'distal' ' .'Arcs'aorAques' .'Troncs'artériels'(AA'et'TP)' ' ' Carnegie'14' C'17' C'20' Composants'du'conotruncus' VE' VD' VG' Myocarde' ' Endocarde' coussins'endocardiques' ' Cellules'de'la'crête'neurale' Le'second'champ'cardiaque' Second'heart'field':'three'lines'of'evidence' . 'Gene'expression':'Fgf10' 'Kelly'et'al.,'Dev'Cell'(2001)' . 'Fate'mapping':'Islet1'(Cre.lox)' Cai'et'al.,'Dev'cell'(2003)' ' ' . 'Clonal'analyses' Meilhac'et'al.,'Dev'cell'(2004)' Mlc1v/2433 (Fgf10)3 FGF10)reporter)construct)marks) OFT)and)right)ventricle) Kelly'et'al,'Dev'Cell'2001' Clones'(cells'from'a'single' progenitor)'do'not'populate'the' right'and'le['ventricles.' (Buckingham'lab,'Developmental' Cell,'6:'1,'2004)' Islet 1 (Cai et al, Dev Cell, 5: 877, 2003 Clones'(cells'from'a'single' progenitor)'do'not'populate'the' right'and'le['ventricles.' (Buckingham'lab,'Developmental' Cell,'6:'1,'2004)' Embryologic origin of the coronary arteries Gittenberger-de Groot AC, J Cell Mol Med 2010 ; 5 : 1056-60 Le'second'champ' cardiaque'' Pitx2c' Isl1' Nkx2.5' Tbx1' Mef2c' Fgf8.10' Isl1' Nkx2.5' Wnt2' • Source'de'proliféraAon' cellulaire' – Cellules'précurseurs' cardiaques' – Cellules'myocardiques,' endothéliales,'musc'lisses' SVC' • Plusieurs'«'sous. domaines'»' Tbx18' AorAc'arch' LA' RA' – Antérieur' • Voie'd’éjecAon' • Ventricule'droit' – Postérieur' • Oreilleres'' • SeptaAon' auriculoventriculaire' Pulm'Veins' Pitx2c'depdt' PT'myoc' Sema3c+' IVC' RV' LV' ContribuAon' from'a'subset' Tbx1'or'Pitx2' cells' Vincent'D,'Buckingham'M,'2010' 1°CC' 2°CC' Cell'endoth'vasc' SCC' Cell'myoc' Crête' neurale' Sinus'venosus' Organe' proépic' Vincent'D,'Buckingham'M,'2010' Septation conotruncale • Crête'neurale':' – arcs'aorAques' – septaAon'' • Aire'cardiaque' antérieure:' – septum'conal' – convergence,wedging' – pénétraAon'des' coronaires'dans'l’aorte' Waldo et al, Dev Biol 2005 ; 281 : 78-90. Comment'appliquer'' les'mécanismes'de'l’embryogenèse'cardiaque' aux'cardiopathies'congénitales' 1'CHD' 1'CHD' 1'group' of'CHDs' 1'CHD' 1'CHD' Mechanism'1' Many' Genes' 1'Gene' 1'Mechanism' Many' Genes' Mechanism'2' Mechanism'3' Group'of' Genes'1' 1'Gene' Group'of' Genes'2' Group'of' Genes'3' NoAon'd’hérédité'mulAfactorielle'' Concordant'congenital'heart'defects' ToF 1'CHD' 1'Gene' ToF ToF ToF ToF ToF : tetralogy of Fallot ToF ToF Concordant'congenital'heart'defects' ' ToF ToF ToF ToF ToF ToF ToF Approche'mécanisAque' Phylogeny' • Darwin' – Based'on'the'noAon'of'common'ancestor' • PhylogeneAc'groups'.phylum' depicted schematically. S1, S2, S3, S4, somites 1–4. Cardiac Development Figure 11.5. Scanning electron micrograph of the pharyngeal arches in a chick embryo. (A) Overview. The head is to the right. (B) Bulges are produced by cardiac neural crest in the pharyngeal arches. 1md, mandibular part of pharyngeal arch 1; 1mx, maxillary part of pharyngeal arch 1; 2–6, pharyngeal arches 2–6. (Courtesy of K. K. Sulik, Embryo Images at www.med.unc.edu/embryo_images/.) neural crest cells before they migrate leads to abnormal patterning of the pharyngeal arches (Kirby et al., 1997). The aortic arch arteries are a bilaterally paired series of arteries that connect the aortic sac ventrally with the initially paired dorsal aortas located dorsal to the foregut. These arteries e 11.13. The morphological and functional quences of cardiac neural crest ablation. Kirby'2010' development. One of the signaling factors expressed by both TransvecAon' Ao PA RV Ao PA Ao PA LV RV LV A RV B C Ao PA Ao PA LV Ao PA TA LA Conotruncal RV heart defects RV LV RV D LV LV E F Ao PA RV Ao PA Ao PA LV RV LV A RV B C Ao PA Ao PA LV Ao PA TA LA Conotruncal RV heart defects RV LV RV D LV LV E F MechanisAc'classificaAon' Neural'crest'cell'migraAon'defects'' Conotruncal3malformaKons3 Flow'defects:'' HypoplasKc3leM3heart3 Targeted'developmental'defects' TAPVR3 Extracellular'matrix'defects'' Ventricular3Septal3Defects3 Endocardial'cushions'defects'3 Atrioventricular3septal3defects3 3Looping'anomalies' Heterotaxia3 1 group of CHDs 1 Mechanism 1 Gene Mechanistic classification • Neural crest cell migration defects : – Conotruncal malformations • Flow defects: – Hypoplastic left heart • Targeted developmental defects – TAPVR • Extracellular matrix defects: – VSD • Endocardial cushions defects: – Atrioventricular septal defects • Looping anomalies: – heterotaxia La'concordance'selon'la'classificaAon' "mechanisAque"' Tétralogie de Fallot Tétralogie de Fallot IAA TAC A APSO RVPA Canal atrioventriculaire B Coarctation Hypothesis from the mechanistic classification One'geneAc'anomaly'(mutaAon,'deleAon)' ' One'group'of'cardiac'malformaAons' ' Homogeneous'in'the'mechanisAc'classificaAon' chromosomes 22 (four green dots) but only one set has the 22q11 region (two red dots). (From Chen et al., 2005, with permission.) 1'CHD' 1'CHD' 1'group' of'CHDs' Many' Genes' 1'Gene' 1'Mechanism' Tbx1/Cre3 1'Gene' Huynh et al. 2007 Genesis 45:470-75 Is'the'mechanisAc'classificaAon' useful'in'human'geneAcs?' Délétion 22q11 DistribuAon'of'conotruncal'defects'' in'newborns'with'22q11'deleAon' ' ' ' ' ' '' • Tetralogy'of'Fallot ' • PA.VSD ' ' ' • Interrupted'aorAc'arch' • Truncus'arteriosus ' • Infundibular'VSD ' • AorAc'arch'anomalies ' Randomised'phenotype' '% ' '22.2 '10.8 '26 '11.4 '15.5 '13.9 '' '' '' '' '' '' A Tbx1-dependent population of outflow tract myocytes -/- Di'Felice'and'Zummo'2009' Trends'Cardiovasc'Med'19:130.5' Subpulmonary myocardium is Tbx1-dependent" Tetralogy of Fallot – failure of normal expansile growth of" sub-pulmonary myocardium" TBX1 haploinsufficiency is the most frequent known genetic of " Tbx1-/-cause tetralogy (10% of patients have DiGeorge syndrome)" Pistes'pour'expliquer' la'variabilité'du'phénotype' MechanisAc' Phenotypic'variability'for'a'given'mutaAon' • Modifiying'genes'and'allelic'heterogeneity' – VEGF'haplotypes'and'cardiac'phenotypes'in'22q11'deleAon' Stalmans'I,'et'al.'Nat'Med.'2003;9:173.82' • Fetal'hemodynamics' • Surprises'of'complex'systems' René'Thom' Modèle'stochasAque' Canal3atrio/ventriculaire3 Division '0'ou'1' MigraAon'0'ou'1' Adhésion'0'ou'1' Modifiers and phenotypic variability Stalmans'I,'et'al.'' VEGF:'a'modifier'of'the'del22q11' (DiGeorge)'syndrome?' Nat'Med.'2003;9:173.82.' ' Phenotypic assessment Phenotypic'conAnuum' Reccurrence'within'the'conAnuum' Cannes'2006' A few years ago… • Everything has been finally clearly understood • Get rid of old fashion concepts • Become a member of the new aristotelician view of genetics of CHD – CHD are monogenic diseases – One group of CHD-one mechanism-one gene Cannes'2006' 1'CHD' 1'CHD' 1'group' of'CHDs' Many' Genes' 1'Gene' 1'Mechanism' 1'Gene' 1'CHD' Many' Genes' Genes'for'syndromic'and'non'syndromic'defects' are'different' HOLT-ORAM TBX 5 Basson.3PNAS319993 Atrial septal defect + AV-block NKX 2.5 GeneAc'heterogeneity' ' ' One'heart'defect.many'genes' Human mutations in CHD ASD:'TBX5,3NKX2.5,3GATA4,3MYH63 VSD:'NKX2.5,3TBX5,3GATA43 AVSD:'CRELD,3HEY2,3EVC,3EVC23 ToF:'TBX1,3NKX2.5,3FOG2,3JAGGED13 CAT:3NKX2.6,3TBX1,3Semaphorin3C3 DORV:'CFC1,3ZIC3,3TBX13 TGA:'CFC1,3PROSIT3240,3ZIC33 LVOTO:'NOTCH1,3GATA43 Pulmonary'stenosis:3PTPN11,3RAF/1,3BRAF,3SOS13 Gene'duplicaAon' Nk2) Mef2) Gata) Tbx) Hand) DiploblasAc' Cnideria' Myoepithelium' 1' 1' ?' 1' 0' ' ' TriploblasAc' bilaterian' Arthropods' Tubular'heart' 1' 1' 2' 3' 1' Cephalochordates' Vascular'system' 1' 1' 2' ?' 1' Tunicates' Centralized'pump' 1' 1' 2' ≥3' 1' Fish' 2.chamber' ≥3' 4' 3' ≥4' 1' Amphibians' 3.chamber' ≥3' 4' 3' ≥5' 2' Amniotes' 3.'or'4.chamber' ≥2' 4' 3' ≥7' 2' Modified from Olson EN. Science 2006;313:1922-7 Genetic heterogeneity of conotruncal defects • • • • • Del'22q11'TBX1' Alagille'JAGGED13 Wardenburg'PAX33' Trisomie'21' CHARGE'' • NKX2.53 • Fog2'mutaAons' • GATA,'etc…..' Hétérogénéité'généAque'des'CAV' Ellis'van'Creveld'syndrome' Looping'anomalies' Smith.Lemli.Opitz' 8p23'del' Down'syndrome' Noonan'syndrome' Phenotype.genotype'correlaAons' Down'syndrome' Normal' chromosomes' Normal' Chromosomes' isomerism' Non del 22q11 del 22q11 Principe'd’incerAtude'd’Heisenberg' • Pour une cardiopathie donnée, on ne peut connaître l’anomalie génique • Pour une anomalie génique donnée, on ne peut connaître la cardiopathie Cannes'2006' To be… Or not to be… …a conotruncal defect CFC1 mutations and TGA/DORV Goldmuntz et al. 2002 Lignée'cardiosensor':'96.16' Expression'de'96/16'dans'un'contexte'Splotch///' VDDI' Défauts'de'rotaAon'?' 96-16 expression in Splotch heart with PTA - Persistent truncus arteriosus with a rotation defect - In addition to a septation defect - Abnormal neural crest cell migration Expression'de'96.16'dans'un'contexte'Pitx2c///''.'latéralité' WT' Pitx2c///' TP' TGV' TP' WT3 Pitx2c///3 Défauts'd’asymétrie'?' 96-16 expression in Pitx2δc heart with TGA ao pt ao pt - Transposition of the great arteries with a rotation defect - Normal septation and normal neural crest cell migration - Defect of left-right signalling A quel groupe appartient la TGV ? • Ce'n’est'pas'une'cardiopathie'conotroncale' • C’est'un'défaut'segmentaire'de'la'latéralité'(rotaAon)' • Certaines'cardiopathies'(TAC,'VDDI,…)'peuvent'être' considérés'comme'tels' • Hétérogénéité'généAque'sous.tendue'par' hétérogénéité'des'mécanismes/gènes' Familles'TGV' Familles'TGV'+'DD' VDDI AR D G AV Ao AP Ao AP Ao Ao AP VD VD Ao AP VD AP VD VD S,D,L Ao AP Ao AP Ao AP AP Ao AP Ao • TransposiAon'of'the'great'arteries'is'a'segmental' looping'anomaly'limited'to'the'oujlow'tract' ' • Could'other'segmental'discordances'be'allelic'to'situs' anomalies?' – Corrected'transposiAon'of'the'great'arteries' – Isolated'atrio.ventricular'discordance' – Peristent'le['superior'vena'cava' Défauts segmentaires latéralité La'persistance'de'la'VCSG' Cardiopathies'associées':'CoarctaAon' CoarctaAon'='spectre'vers'hypoVG' L’anomalie'iniAale'est'la'VCSG':'le'diagnosAc' est'coarctaAon' • 7'familles'idenAfiées':'hypoVG'avec'VCSG'+' isomérisme' • • • • Intrasegmental diversification of myocardial cells Prc' Tin' α.Spec' Mef2' ndae1' Zaffran'et'al.,'CSH'Symposium'2002' to about somites 2–3, and mediolaterally from the PARAXIAL almost to the edge of the embryonic disc (Abu-Issa and Kirby, unpublished). In addition, because different parts of MESODERM 22 tinuous across the midline, cranial to the prechordal plate (DeHaan, 1963, 1963; Rosenquist, 1970). However, when tritiated thymidine-labeled mesoderm/endoderm from the crescent Cardiac Development posteriorly 0.4 mm caudal to the node (Rawles, 1943). Myocardial potency diminishes toward the periphery of these regions, and there are no asymmetric differences in the shape Figure 3.3. Location of Nkx2.5 and Bmp4 expression in extent twofields areas. One of the problems with the relationand to the various maps of of thethe cardiogenic in the mesoderm in chick at approximately stage 5. early potency mapping has to do with the method of tissue explantation. Many of these studies used all the layers of the Figure 3.4. Expression of Isl1 (green) and MLC2a (red) messages showing subdivision of the blastodisccardiogenic and thus myocardial potential of(2cells in the epifield in the mouse. (A) ED7; (B) ED7.5; (C) ED8.0 somite pairs); (D) ED8.25 somite pairs); (E) ED8.5 (8 somite pairs). (From Cai et al., 2003, with permission.) blast was(5not distinguished from myocardial potential of cells located in the mesoderm. The early fate mapping studies, by contrast, were able to mark EPIBLAST or MESODERM. However, many of these early maps were generated before precise embryo staging was established and before a procedure for whole embryo culture was available (Hamburger and Hamilton, 1951; New, 1955). Thus, the earlier studies are less precise and repeatable than studies done since the late 1950s. Also, because whole embryos in culture do not develop well after 36–48 h and myocardial cells contributed to the heart during the looping period are added very late, their existence was unappreciated until very recently. Fate mapping has been done using several methods: labeling with vital dyes, iron particles, autoradiography, quail-chick chimeras, and most recently fluorescent dye labeling. Vital dye labeling first showed that tissues with cardiogenic potential were present in the early blastoderm, an imprecisely defined cell origin (Graper, 1907; Pasteels, 1936). Figure 3.1. Location of the myocardial progenitors in the chick primitive streak, cardiogenic fields and heart tube. (A–C) Position in the primitive streak and heart tube but it was not understood until recently how the organization in the cardiogenic fields related to that Á Epiblast Origin of Cardiogenic Cells The fate maps of all the vertebrates appear to follow a gener- Laterality'defects'in'human' Asymmetry'disease' • Heterotaxy' – Right'isomerism' • • • • Abnormal'systemic'and/or'pulmonary'vein'connecAon' «'AVSD'»' «'Single'ventricle'»' «'DORV'»' – Le['isomerism' • Asymmetry'disease'limited'to'an'«'antero.posterior'»'segment' – – – – – TGA' Double'discordance' Some'types'of'AVSD'?' Atrioventricular'discordance' Abnormal'vein'connecAons'?' TGA'is'a'LR'asymmetry'defect'?' Fuzzy Logic • Le truncus est une cardiopathie conotroncale ou une anomalie de rotation • Le VDDI est une cardiopathie conotroncale et une anomalie de rotation • La TGV est une cardiopathie de la région conotroncale non liée à la crête neurale Cardiopathies conotroncales + RVPA • • • • Groupes'embryologiques'différents' 23'paAents'idenAfiés'–'4'formes'familiales' Cardiopathies'Second'heart'field?' Truncus'arteriosus' – Conotroncal'crêtes'neurales' – RotaAon'defect'ou'second'heart'field'defect' Coarctation de l’aorte • Maladie'de'l’isthme'aorAque' • Cardiopathie'de'débit':'spectre'hypovg' • Cardiopathie'conotroncale' – InterrupAon'de'crosse'' – Syndrome'de'coarctaAon' • ParAe'émergée'de'l’iceberg':'VCSG'au'sinus'coronaire' Une'cardiopathie':'plusieurs'mécanismes'donc' hétérogène'généAquement' 1'CHD' 1'CHD' 1'group' of'CHDs' 1'CHD' 1'CHD' Mechanism'1' Many' Genes' 1'Gene' 1'Mechanism' Many' Genes' Mechanism'2' Mechanism'3' Group'of' Genes'1' 1'Gene' Group'of' Genes'2' Group'of' Genes'3' Le['superior'caval'vein' CoarctaAon'of'the'aorta' 1'CHD'various'mechanisms' 1'CHD' • Disease'of'the'aorAc'isthmus' • Flow'defect':'spectrum'of'HLHS' • Contruncal'defect' Mechanism'1' Mechanism'2' Mechanism'3' – Interrupted'aorAc'arch' • Laterality'defect'with'persisAng'LSCV' Group'of' Genes'1' Group'of' Genes'2' Group'of' Genes'3' Société'de'Biologie'2008' Coronary patterning • La'connexion'des'coronaires'définit'l’idenAté'aorAque' • La'posiAon'des'coronaires'est'un'marqueur'de'la'rotaAon' • Dans'le'TAC' – Coronaires'normales':'il's’agit'd’une'aorte'='atrésie'pulmonaire,'défaut' de'septaAon' – Coronaires'anormales':'défaut'de'rotaAon' Gittenberger-De Groot et al. The embryology of the common arterial trunk. Progress Ped Cardiol 2002 ; 15 : 1-8 Coronaires':'le'pôle'veineux' Pôle'veineux' Origine'des'vaisseaux' coronaires'' • Les'coronaires'se'forment'à' parAr'de'l’épicarde' OPE' (péricarde'viscéral)' • Organe'proépicardique' • Rentre'en'contact'avec'le' myocarde'près'du'pôle' veineux'(sinoatrial)'du'cœur' OPE' Pôle' artériel' Embryologie':'transformaAon'épithélio. mésenchymateuse' • Les'Ç'épithéliales'du'pro. épicarde'se'transforment'en'Ç' mésenchymateuses'(FOG2,' GATA4)' • Migrent'dans'le'Assu'conjoncAf' de'l’espace'sous.épicardique' • Puis'dans'des'espaces' nouvellement'créés'dans'le' OPE' myocarde'en'développement' • Ces'deux'espaces' communiquent'entre'eux'mais' pas'avec'la'lumière'ventriculaire' (endocarde'intact)':'Pas,de, Mesenchyme' sinusoïdes, OPE' Epithelium' Endocarde' Espaces' intramyoc' Embryologie : les sinusoïdes • Existent'de'façon'transitoire….'Chez'les'oiseaux'!' • Disparaissent'avec'la'condensaAon'du'myocarde' • Et'persistent'de'façon'pathologique' – Si'hyperpression'ventriculaire'(APSI)' – Si'défaut'de'maturaAon'du'myocarde'V' – Si'dévpt'anormal'(fistules'coronaro.cardiaques)' • Mais3:3pas3de3sinusoïdes3au3cours3du3 développement3des3coronaires3chez3l’humain3 Origine des vaisseaux coronaires Pôle'veineux' • Les'coronaires'se'forment'à' parAr'de'l’épicarde' OPE' (péricarde'viscéral)' • Organe'proépicardique' • Rentre'en'contact'avec'le' myocarde'près'du'pôle' veineux'(sinoatrial)'du'cœur' Pôle' artériel' Origine des vaisseaux coronaires • Cellules'endothéliales'du'sinus'veineux'(pôle' veineux)'+'endocarde' • DédifférenciaAon'des'cellules'veineuses' • Invasion'du'myocarde':'formaAon'des'artères' • Vaisseaux'superficiels':'veines'' K'Red.Horse'et3al.'Nature'464,'549.553'(2010)' Origine des vaisseaux coronaires : organe proépithelial ou pôle veineux ?? • Pas'd’épicarde'='pas'd’artères'coronaires' – Poulet'(physical'inhibiAon) ' – Souris'(α4'integrin,'VCAM.1) ' 'Girenberger.de'Groot'2000' 'Yang'1995,'Kwee'1995' • Poulet,'souris'et'homme:'les'vaisseaux'sanguins' apparaissent'uniquement'quand'l’épicarde'est'formé' Embryologic'origin'of'the'coronary'arteries' Girenberger.de'Groot'AC,'J'Cell'Mol'Med'2010';'5':'1056.60' Coronary sinuses are formed via ingrowth of the peritruncal capillary plexus Ao' Ao' Peritruncal'' Capillary'plexus' D' R' PenetraAng'' plexus' L' LCA' RCA' D' R' L' SMC' LCA' Hypoxia'and'apoptosis'are'correlated'with'the'invasion'of'the'Aorta' Tomanek'RJ,'Angiogenesis,'2005' Coronary'artery'parerning'in'Tbx1///'hearts' LCA! Ao! RCA! PT! Tbx1+/- Connexin403 eGFP3 Tbx1+/+3 Tbx1///3 Embryologie : pénétration des coronaires dans l’aorte • Les'coronaires'sont' «'aárées'»'par'l’aorte' (domaine'sous.aorAque)' • Elles'pénètrent'dans'l’aorte' au'point'le'plus'près'de'leur' trajet'épicardique' • Mais'en'«'fuyant'»'l’artère' pulmonaire'(domaine'sous. pulmonaire)' Ao RCA LCA PT Coronary artery patterning in Tbx1-/- embryos" *" *" *" RCA" Tbx1-/- common outflow" Control aorta" Coronary stem" Right" LCA" Ostium position (valve cusp)" Left" Dorsal" Right" Left" Dorsal" Left" 0" 13" 1" 17" 5" 2" Right" 14" 0" 0" 20" 0" 4" Common" 0" 0" 0" 9" 0" 1" Additional" 2" 0" 0" 8" 2" 2" n=14" n=34" Théveniau-Ruissy et al 2008 Circulation Research 103:142-8 Coronary'artery'parerning'in'Tbx1///'hearts' PECAM' LCA! Ao! RCA! PT! Tbx1+/- RCA! LCA! Tbx1+/- Tbx1-/- Tbx1-/- PECAM Embryonic'' truncus''''''''''''''''' ' 'Control''' 'CAT''''''''''''''''DORV''''''''''''''' 'TOF''''''''''' 'TOF&PA''''''' Ao'''''''''PA' .' Degree'of'rotaAon' Anomalies'of'OFT'rotaAon'responsible'for'CT'defects'significantly'affect'the'posiAon'of' coronary'osAa' +' Anomalies'of'OFT'rotaAon'responsible'for'CT'defects'significantly'affect'the'posiAon'of' coronary'osAa' 1'CHD' 1' CHD' 1'group' of'CHDs' 1'CHD' 1' CHD' 1'CHD' Mechanism'1' Many' Genes' 1' Gene' 1' Mechanism' Many' Genes' Mechanism'2' 1' Gene' Mechanism'3' Group'of' Genes'1' 1' Gene' Variety'of' phenotypes' Group'of' Genes'2' Group'of' Genes'3' Bmp4)and)Morphological)Varia7on)of)Beaks)in)Darwin's)Finches) Arhat'Abzhanov1,'Meredith'Protas1,'B.'Rosemary'Grant2,'Peter'R.'Grant2'and'Clifford'J.'Tabin1,*' Testing the refractory potential of subpulmonary myocardium in explant assays E12.5' In'vitro'explants' Subpulmonary' myocardium' Tbx1///3 Tbx1+/+3 Pecam' Ventricular' myocardium' Tbx1///3 AcAn.GFP' Experiments'are'aimed'at'generaAng'fluorescent'microvessels'in'culture' E12 explants cultured for 48h in collagen gel Tbx13+/+3 Tbx13+/+3,33 AcKn3GFP/+3 GFP' Pecam' merged' No'GFP.posiAve'vessels'are'observed'at'subpulmonary'explant'level' E12'may'be'to'late'for'invesAgaAons' Semaphorin3c is expressed in subpulmonary myocardium" " Semaphorins - a family of secreted or membrane associated glycoproteins" that regulate cell motility and attachment in axon guidance and vascular growth" SMA-FITC +/+ Sema3c -/- Sema3c SMA-FITC +/+ Sema3c -/- Sema3c SMA-FITC -/- Sema3cSMA-FITC Kruger'et'al'2005' Nat'Rev'Cell'Biol'6:789.800' -/- Sema3c Gitler'et'al'2004' Dev'Cell'7:107.16' Théveniau-Ruissy et al 2008 Circulation Research 103:142-8 Coronary patterning defects in mice lacking the DiGeorge" Syndrome candidate gene Tbx1" Outflow tract hypoplasia in Tbx1 mutant embryos is associated " with coronary artery patterning anomalies" Sema3c is a Tbx1-dependent gene expressed in subpulmonary" myocardium but is not the critical downstream mediator of the" Tbx1 coronary artery phenotype" What are the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying the Tbx1 " coronary artery phenotype? " " Magali Théveniau-Ruissy, Karim Mesbah, Pauline Parisot" Identification of a new regulator of the second heart field" T55 X T55 16'B2.B4' B" B" lacZ3 B"B" B" B" BamHI" 5538" B" 3766" inserAon'site' WT" Tg" Hes13is'a'T55'candidate'gene'expressed'in'the'SHF' bHLH'transcripAonal'repressor,homologue'of'Drosophila'Hairy/Enhancer'of'Split" Hes1'acts'as'a'negaAve'regulator'of'myogenesis'and'neurogenesis' The'role'of'Hes1'is'to'ensure'maintainance'of'undifferenAated'progenitor'cells:' " Congenital'heart'defects'in3Hes1'null'embryos' Hes1+//3 Hes1+//3 Hes1///3 Hes1///3 Hes1+/+3 Hes1///3 p27kip1'Hoechst' D’Arcy Thompson Of'growth'and'forms' transvecAon' IdenAficaAon'of'novel'subpulmonary'enriched'genes' Identification of other differentially expressed genes – Affymetrix " microarray using microdissected superior and inferior E10.5 OFT walls" superior' inferior' 45000'probes'screened'in'triplicate;'20'genes'enriched'>2.fold'in'inferior'wall' ' ' ' ' ValidaAon'of'candidate'genes' Tbx1-dependence of future subpulmonary myocardial genes?" Integration of these genes in the Tbx1 genetic network controlling " OFT morphogenesis" Patterning of the second heart field • Before'addiAon'to'the'heart,'SHF'cells'express'Islet13(Cai'et'al.,'Dev'cell'2003)' • The'SHF'has'two'components:' .'“anterior”'which'expresses'FGF10'and'makes'the'right'ventricle' and'the'OFT'(Kelly'et'al.,'Dev'Cell'2001,'Zaffran'et'al.,'Circ'Res'2004)' .'An'atrial,'or'inflow,'component'(pSHF)'(Galli'et'al.,'Dev'2008)' AHF' SHF' Isl13 Fgf10/lacZ3 What are the signals that control the patterning of the heart fields ? Courtesy'Stéphane'Zaffran' TAPVC to the coronary sinus PAPVC to the superior caval vein PAPVC to the inferior caval vein PAPVC to the inferior caval vein (pulmonary atresia) PAPVC to the innominate vein (absent pulmonary valve) Discordant ventriculoarterial connections IVS TAPVC to the coronary sinus TAPVC to the inferior caval vein PAPVC to the right atrium TAPVC to the coronary sinus (+ coarctation) Interrupted aortic arch TAPVC to the coronary sinus TAPVC to the innominate vein Subarterial ventricular septal defect TAPVC to the innominate vein TAPVC to the portal vein (+ coarctation) Double outlet right ventricle TAPVC to the superior caval vein PAPVC to the innominate vein Right pulmonary artery from ascending aorta PAPVC to the right atrium subarterial ventricular septal defect was diagnosed (and subsequently repaired) in the final patient after repair of an abnormal venous connection. Of the 23 patients, 17 had both the conotruncal defect and the APVC repaired. No treatment was proposed for three patients (in the early 1980s). Eight of nine TAPVC were n=4 n=2 n=2 n=2 n=1 IAA: interrupted aortic arch; IVS: intact ventricular septum; PAPVC: partially anomalous pulmonary venous connection; TAPVC: totally anomalous pulmonary venous connection. Ao, interrupted aortic arch, and aortopulmonary window. Nomenclature was based on the European Paediatric Cardiac Code [13]. We reviewed patient files for clinical presentation, family history, diagnostic and surgical procedures and outcome. Results We identified 23 patients with conotruncal defects and APVC in our database. The types of defects are shown in Table 1, and two examples of the association are shown in Fig. 1. Diagnosis of the conotruncal defect was made during fetal life in five patients (CAT, n = 2; tetralogy of Fallot, n = 1; discordant ventriculoarterial connections, n = 1; interrupted aortic arch, n = 1). APVC was detected during fetal life in four patients. The presenting symptoms were as follows: • cyanosis, n = 20; Figure 1. Schemes of conotruncal defects with associated anomalous pulmonary venous connections. A. Tetralogy of Fallot and totally anomalous pulmonary venous connection to the coronary sinus. B. Common arterial trunk and partially anomalous pulmonary venous connection of both right pulmonary veins to the inferior caval vein. Schémas de malformations complexes associant une cardiopathie conotroncale et un retour veineux pulmonaire anormal (RVPA). A. Bajolle'F.'et'al.ACVD'2009' Contribution of Hox-expressing cardiac progenitors Expression of Hoxa1, Hoxa3 and Hoxb1 define distinct sub-domains within the SHF Cardiac progenitor cells expressing anterior Hox genes contribute to atrial and subpulmonary myocardium E14.5 Courtesy'Stéphane'Zaffran' Different'domains'of'expression'at'the'venous'pole'of'the'heart' GiCenberger3de3Groot3et3al.320073 Christoffels3et3al.320063 DeRuiter3et3al.319953 Christoffels3et3al.320063 What'is'the'origin'of'the'venous'pole'of'the'heart?' 1st)model)) caval'vein'and'pulmonary'vein'myocardium'' both'derive'from'the'posterior'SHF'' 2nd)model) caval'vein'and'pulmonary'vein'myocardium'' have'a'disAnct'origin' Clonal analysis of the venous pole relationships between atrial and venous myocardium LA and LSCV are clonally related LA and PV are clonally related RA and RSCV are clonally related morphology'' β.gal' 2044 LA+LSCV 1804 LA+PV 1638 RA+RSCV atrial and venous myocardium are clonally related Lescroart'et'al.'2011'