Comprehensive Methods for Nucleic Acid Structure Analysis
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Variable analysis
- CD analysis of nucleic acid structures
- EMSAs
- DMS protection assays
- RNase protection assays
- In vitro transcription reactions
- R-loop assays
- CDNA generation from B lymphocytes or RNA from human tissues with or without the C9orf72 HRE
- NanoString RNA analysis
- RNA pulldown with isotopically labeled HEK293T lysates and biotinylated RNA conjugated to streptavidin beads
- Quantitative mass spectrometry
- Western blotting on RNA pulldown fractions
- IF staining of lymphocytes, HEK293T cells, fibroblasts, and iPS motor neurons
- RNA FISH with IF on human motor cortex tissue
- Nucleic acid structure characteristics
- Protein-nucleic acid interactions
- RNA protection patterns
- In vitro transcription products
- R-loop formation
- Relative levels of cDNA or RNA with C9orf72 HRE
- Protein-RNA interactions
- Protein expression levels
- Cellular localization of proteins and RNA
- Protocols described in cited references
- Manufacturer's recommendations for RNase protection assays and antibodies
- Previously described methods for R-loop assays, RNA pulldown, and NanoString RNA analysis
- None explicitly mentioned
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