Mapping of Novel Candidate Functional Elements with Bru-Seq Technology
Mapping of Novel Candidate Functional Elements with Bru-Seq Technology
批准号:
10240972
负责人:
MATS LJUNGMAN
金额:
$46.05万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-02-01 至 2022-01-31
关键词:
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中文摘要
摘要
ENCODE项目为科学家提供了一个巨大的资源宝库
来自描述RNA表达的一大组不同细胞类型的数据(RNA-seq),表观遗传学
标记(CHIP-SEQ)、染色质结构(DNase-SEQ、ATAC-SEQ、Hi-C、CHIA-PET)和结合
DNA和RNA的特定蛋白质模式(CHIP-SEQ、CLIP-SEQ、RIP-SEQ)。而RNA-
SEQ数据在提供稳定状态RNA水平的签名方面提供了非常丰富的信息
特定的基因,RNA合成和降解的个体对稳态的贡献-
核糖核酸的水平无法确定。此外,这些表达数据集是静态的,并且
不提供关于特定细胞响应的动态信息。关于芯片序列分析
特异组蛋白修饰,如高H3K1me1和H3K27ac和低H3K4me3,它们是
对特定细胞类型中假定的增强子元件的鉴定有价值,但不是
告知这些功能元件是否在功能上处于活动状态。我们最近开发了
一套基于用溴(Bru)特异性标记新生RNA的技术
然后裂解,使用特定的抗体和深度捕获Bru标记的RNA
测序。Bru-seq捕捉到了“新生RNA转录组”,这是
基因组中的转录,可以获得所有基因的相对转录速率。
在BruChase-seq中,细胞被Bru标记,然后在尿苷中追逐不同时期的
允许测定“RNA稳定体”的时间,其中相对RNA降解
对全基因组的比率进行了评估。最后,Bruuv-seq允许捕获rna物种。
它们通常会被RNA外切体快速翻转,并允许从不同的角度观察
活性增强子元件和其他候选功能元件的新转录组
产生不稳定的RNA是在全基因组范围内识别的。在此UM1授权期中,我们使用了
我们在人类细胞系上的BRU-SEQ分析套件,以补充之前
是使用各种基因组分析产生的。在授权期的第五年,我们计划
为了将BRU-SEQ分析扩展到1)新冠肺炎细胞系实验,2)免疫/血细胞
样本和3)遗传扰动。
英文摘要
Abstract
The ENCODE project has provided a tremendous resource for scientists with a treasure trove of
data from a large set of different cell types describing RNA expression (RNA-seq), epigenetic
signatures (ChIP-seq), chromatin structure (DNase-seq, ATAC-seq, Hi-C, ChIA-PET) and binding
patterns of specific proteins to both DNA and RNA (ChIP-seq, CLIP-seq, RIP-seq). While RNA-
seq data is very informative in providing signatures of steady-state levels of RNA expressed for
particular genes, individual contributions of RNA synthesis and degradation to the steady-state-
level of RNA cannot be determined. Furthermore, these expression data sets are static and do
not provide dynamic information on specific cell responses. Regarding the ChIP-seq analyses of
specific histone modifications, such as high H3K1me1 and H3K27ac and low H3K4me3, they are
valuable for the identification of putative enhancer elements in a particular cell type but does not
inform on whether such functional elements are functionally active. We have recently developed
a set of techniques that are based on the specific labeling of nascent RNA with bromouridine (Bru)
followed by lysis, capturing of the Bru-labeled RNA using specific antibodies and deep
sequencing. Bru-seq captures the “nascent RNA transcriptome”, a signature of ongoing
transcription in the genome where the relative rates of transcription of all genes can be obtained.
In BruChase-seq, cells are labeled with Bru and then chased in uridine for different periods of
time to allow for the determination of the “RNA stabilome” where the relative RNA degradation
rates genome-wide are assessed. Finally, BruUV-seq allows for the capturing of RNA species
that normally are rapidly turned over by the RNA exosome and allows for a different view of the
nascent transcriptome where active enhancer elements and other candidate functional elements
generating unstable RNAs are identified genome-wide. In this UM1 granting period we have used
our Bru-seq suite of assays on human cell lines to complement existing data that have previously
been generated using various genomic assays. In year 5 of this granting period, we are planning
to extend the Bru-seq analysis for 1) COVID-19 cell line experiments, 2) immune/blood cell
samples and 3) genetic perturbations.
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DOI:
10.1261/rna.078662.120
发表时间:
2021-05-11
期刊:
RNA (New York, N.Y.)
影响因子:
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作者:
[Bedi K, Magnuson BR, Narayanan I, Paulsen M, Wilson TE, Ljungman M]
通讯作者:
Ljungman M
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