Supplementary Figure 1: Synthesis of APOBEC1-YTH and APOBEC1-YTHmut for in vitro deaminase assays. | Nature Methods

Supplementary Figure 1: Synthesis of APOBEC1-YTH and APOBEC1-YTHmut for in vitro deaminase assays.

From: DART-seq: an antibody-free method for global m6A detection

Supplementary Figure 1

(a) Sanger sequencing chromatograms from in vitro deamination assays demonstrate that the cytidine adjacent to m6A is converted to uridine when m6A-containing RNA is used in the assay. APOBEC1-YTHmut, which lacks the m6A-binding portion of the YTH domain, fails to convert C to U in m6A-containing RNA. Chromatograms are representative images from 3 individual clones picked for sequencing after subjecting PCR products to TOPO cloning. (b) Western blotting for anti-HA was performed to indicate the levels of APOBEC1-YTH or APOBEC1-YTHmut in in vitro DART-Seq assays. APOBEC1-YTH or APOBEC1-YTHmut proteins were synthesized in vitro and an aliquot equivalent to the amount used for DART-Seq assays was removed and subjected to western blot analysis. General protein levels are also shown using ponceau S staining of the membrane. Images are representative of n = 2 independent experiments. (c) APOBEC1-YTHmut exhibits substantially reduced binding to m6A in RNA pulldown assays. Anti-HA western blot results are shown after mixing HA-tagged APOBEC1-YTH or APOBEC1-YTHmut with A- or m6A-containing biotinylated RNA and subsequently purifying RNA-bound protein with streptavidin pulldown. 2% of input is shown as a reference. Blots are representative of n = 2 independent experiments.

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