Ribo zero ribosomal rna depletion
Ribo-Zero ribosomal RNA depletion is a laboratory technique used to remove ribosomal RNA (rRNA) from RNA samples. Ribosomal RNA typically accounts for a large portion of the total RNA content in a sample, and its removal can enhance the detection and analysis of other RNA species, such as messenger RNA (mRNA) and non-coding RNA.
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2 protocols using ribo zero ribosomal rna depletion
RNA Extraction and Sequencing from Organoids and Tumor Samples
Cardiac Gene Expression Profiling in Kv1.5 Knockout Mice
RNA-seq was performed as described.34 (link) RNA-seq libraries were prepared using TruSeq stranded total RNA sample prep kit with Ribo-Zero ribosomal RNA depletion (Illumina) according to the protocols of the manufacturer. NextSeq 500 high output V2 kit (FC-404-2002) was used for sequencing on the NextSeq 550 sequencing system. RNA-seq data analysis with STAR + cufflink combination and gene set enrichment analysis was performed at Case Western Reserve University Computational Biology Core. Real-time-PCR was performed to confirm significant differences observed in RNA expression based on the sequencing analysis. The supplement contains the details of these procedures and the primer IDs.
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