When collecting RNA, from NT or FASTKD5 KD cells, destined for direct RNA-sequencing on the nanopore two gradients per condition were used as input for the IP and the final clean-up step using RNAClean XP beads was omitted.
Isolation and Characterization of Mitochondrial Ribosomes
When collecting RNA, from NT or FASTKD5 KD cells, destined for direct RNA-sequencing on the nanopore two gradients per condition were used as input for the IP and the final clean-up step using RNAClean XP beads was omitted.
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Corresponding Organization : Harvard University
Other organizations : Université de Sherbrooke
Variable analysis
- Cell treatment: NT (control) vs FASTKD5 KD
- Mitoribosome composition and abundance
- PBS wash
- Mt-polysome lysis buffer composition
- Dounce homogenization
- Centrifugation parameters
- DNase I digestion conditions
- Sucrose gradient centrifugation parameters
- Mrpl12 and Mrps18B western blotting
- Mitoribosome immunoprecipitation conditions
- RNA extraction and purification
- Western blotting for Mrpl12 and Mrps18B to identify mitoribosome-containing fractions
- No specific negative controls mentioned
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