Fig. 1: Developing a sequencing-based approach to detect Tb3+ cleavage sites. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: Developing a sequencing-based approach to detect Tb3+ cleavage sites.

From: Systematic detection of tertiary structural modules in large RNAs and RNP interfaces by Tb-seq

Fig. 1: Developing a sequencing-based approach to detect Tb3+ cleavage sites.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a 3D structure of group II intron with insert showing localization of metal ion in region of negative electrostatic potential region Adapted from PDB “4E8M”. b Mechanism of Tb3+ mediated cleavage. c Denaturing electrophoresis of 32P-labeled aI5γ RNA probed at the indicated TbCl3 concentrations. Source data are provided as a Source Data file. N = 2. d Primer extension electrophoresis of corresponding cDNA products from reverse transcription. Source data are provided as a Source Data file. N = 2. e Tb-seq library preparation workflow. A Tb3+ cleaved RNA and an untreated RNA are reverse transcribed with MarathonRT and a gene-specific RT primer containing a 5’ adapter handle. Illumina adapter (purple). The resulting cDNAs are ligated to a random hexamer fused to an Illumina adapter (pink) and PCR amplified to incorporate Illumina multiplex handles. Stop sites are processed using the RTEvents counter script (see Methods).

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