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Rps6 42mer

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The RPS6 42mer is a lab equipment product manufactured by Merck Group. It is a synthetic oligonucleotide sequence consisting of 42 nucleotides that corresponds to a portion of the ribosomal protein S6 (RPS6) gene. The RPS6 42mer can be used as a tool in various research applications, but a detailed description of its intended use or functionality is not provided.

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Crystallization and Biochemical Assays of RNA Oligonucleotides

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The RNA oligonucleotides used for crystallization and biochemical assays were as follows:
RPS6 8mer (IDT (Coralville, IA)): 5’ CUUUUCCG 3’
RPS6 42mer (Sigma-Aldrich):
5’ CCUCUUUUCCGUGGCGCCUCGGAGGCGUUCAGCUGCUUCAAG 3’.
G-RPS6 was T7-transcribed from a DNA template to generate the RNA sequence:
5’ GCCUCUUUUCCGUGGCGCCUCGGAGGCGUUCAGCUGCUUCAAG 3’.
RPL32 was T7-transcribed from a DNA template designed with a self-cleaving 5’ hammerhead ribozyme to generate a 5’ C, resulting in the final RNA sequence:
5’ CUCUCUUCCUCGGCGCUGCCUACGGAGGUGGCAGCCAUCUCC 3’.
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Biochemical assays with RNA oligonucleotides

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RNA oligonucleotides used in the biochemical assays contained the following 5′-3′ sequences: A16 (AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA) (Sigma), U16 (UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU) (Sigma), RPS6–20mer (CCUCUUUUCCGUGGCGCCUC) (Sigma), RPS6–42mer (CCUCUUUUCCGUGGCGCCUCGGAGGCGUUCAGCUGCUUCAAG) (T7 in vitro transcribed), RPS6 ΔTOP (GUGGCGCCUCGGAGGCGUUCAGCUGCUUCAAG) (T7 in vitro transcribed), PABPC1 (CCCCUUCUCCCCGGCGGUUA) (Sigma), RPL13A (CACUUCUGCCGCCCCU) (IDT).
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