RNA Sequencing Library Preparation
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Other organizations : QB3, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of California, San Francisco, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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- DMS treatment of mRNA samples
- Fragmentation of mRNA at 95°C for 2 min in 1X RNA fragmentation buffer
- Sizes of fragmented mRNA samples (60-80 nucleotides)
- Successful ligation of microRNA cloning linker-1 to fragmented mRNA
- Successful reverse transcription of ligated products
- Successful circularization and introduction of Illumina sequencing adapters
- MRNA sample preparation (outlined in Fig. 1 and cited reference)
- Denaturation of DMS-treated mRNA samples at 95°C for 2 min
- Stopping the fragmentation reaction using 10X Stop solution
- Gel electrophoresis conditions (10% TBU gel, run times)
- Gel extraction and precipitation procedures
- Phosphate removal using T4 PNK
- Ligation conditions (1 µg microRNA cloning linker-1, T4 RNA ligase2, incubation time)
- Reverse transcription conditions (SuperscriptIII, 52°C)
- Circularization using circ ligase
- PCR amplification (8-10 cycles)
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