Selective amplification and sequencing of cyclic phosphate-containing RNAs by the cP-RNA-seq method.
Selective amplification and sequencing of cyclic phosphate-containing RNAs by the cP-RNA-seq method.
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DOI:
10.1038/nprot.2016.025
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发表时间:
2016-03
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14.8
通讯作者:
Kirino Y
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作者:
Honda S;Morichika K;Kirino Y
RNA digestions catalyzed by many ribonucleases generate RNA fragments containing a 2′,3′-cyclic phosphate (cP) at their 3′-termini. However, standard RNA-seq methods are unable to accurately capture cP-containing RNAs because the cP inhibits the adapter ligation reaction. We recently developed a method named “cP-RNA-seq” that is able to selectively amplify and sequence cP-containing RNAs. Here we describe the cP-RNA-seq protocol in which the 3′-termini of all RNAs, except those containing a cP, are cleaved through a periodate treatment after phosphatase treatment, hence subsequent adapter ligation and cDNA amplification steps are exclusively applied to cP-containing RNAs. cP-RNA-seq takes ~6 d, excluding the time required for sequencing and bioinformatics analyses, such downstream assays are not covered in detail in this protocol. Biochemical validation of the existence of cP in the identified RNAs takes ~3 d. Even though the cP-RNA-seq method was developed to identify angiogenin-generating 5′-tRNA halves as a proof of principle, the method should be applicable to global identification of cP-containing RNA repertoires in various transcriptomes.