T4 rna ligase
T4 RNA ligase is an enzyme that catalyzes the formation of a phosphodiester bond between the 5' phosphate of one RNA molecule and the 3' hydroxyl of another RNA molecule. It is commonly used in molecular biology applications involving RNA manipulation and ligation.
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14 protocols using t4 rna ligase
Small RNA Sequencing of Muscle and Liver Tissues
Arabidopsis Small RNA Sequencing Protocol
Small RNA Sequencing Library Prep
sRNA Extraction and Sequencing for Radish Stress Response
Small RNA Sequencing from Plant Shoot Apexes
Yeast cell RNA extraction and 5'RACE
RNA libraries for transcription start site mapping (5′ end RNA-seq) were prepared as in Wurtzel et al. (2010) (link). In brief, RNA was incubated with tobacco acid pyrophosphatase (TAP, Epicentre) to treat 5′ ends, and 3′ ends were blocked using NaOI4. Illumina's 5′ adapter was ligated to the RNA with T4 RNA ligase (NEB). cDNA priming was done using a YFP gene-specific primer (GSP). Following cDNA synthesis, YFP amplicons were amplified for 18 cycles using a nested YFP GSP attached to an Illumina 3′ adapter and a 5′ Illumina adapter as forward primer.
RNA-Seq and Small RNA Sequencing of Luffa Pulps
For the construction of two small RNA libraries, we respectively used the extracted RNA from the pulp samples of the two lines. Briefly, we seperated the 18–30 nt long small RNAs before purifying them with 15% denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and then used T4 RNA ligase to ligate them to Solexa adapters at their 5′ and 3′ ends (Illumina). The assembled small RNAs were reversally transcribed to cDNA, followed by PCR amplification. Both small RNAs and the paired-end transcriptome were deep sequenced with a HiSeq. 2000 Solexa sequencer (Illumina) in BGI (Beijing Genomics Institute).
Small RNA Sequencing of Plasma, Serum, and Cell Lines
Aphid Small RNA Sequencing
Small RNA Sequencing of N. lugens
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