Ribocop
RiboCop is a kit for the depletion of ribosomal RNA (rRNA) from total RNA samples. It utilizes a probe-based approach to selectively remove rRNA, thereby increasing the relative abundance of messenger RNA (mRNA) and other non-rRNA species in the sample.
4 protocols using ribocop
Comprehensive rRNA Depletion Techniques
RNA Sequencing Protocol with rRNA Depletion
Multispecies RNA Extraction and Sequencing
Depletion of Abundant Ribosomal RNA Sequences
Example 21
About 80% of the total RNA in cell is composed of ribosomal RNA (rRNA), another 15% is a transfer RNA (tRNA) and other translation RNA machinery. This example describes a method for the depletion of abundant ribosomal sequent after cDNA synthesis and incorporation of both 3′- and 5′ modified sequencing adapters (See
In this method a cDNA product including 3′- and 5′ partial sequence adapters is subjected to PCR amplification using oligo primers where one of the primers include nucleotide modification(s) at the 5′-end preventing enzymatic degradation by 5′- to 3′-exonuclease, such as lambda exonuclease. These modified primers may be selected to have the same polarity as the RNA strands that they are designed to hybridize. Alternatively, the primers may be designed to have the opposite polarity.
After amplification the PCR product is digested with 5′-to-3′-exonuclease. During enzymatic digestion, the unprotected strand(s) is/are removed from the PCR product, and only ssDNA PCR product with one particular polarity is retained. Subsequently, rRNA depletion can be used by using, for instance, a commercial kit such as LexoGen RiboCop.
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