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Series GSE104466 Query DataSets for GSE104466
Status Public on Feb 14, 2018
Title Cell-type specific sequencing of microRNAs from complex animal tissues II
Organisms Drosophila melanogaster; Mus musculus
Experiment type Non-coding RNA profiling by high throughput sequencing
Summary MicroRNAs (miRNAs) play an essential role in the post-transcriptional regulation of animal development and physiology. However, in vivo studies linking miRNA-function to the biology of distinct cell types within complex tissues remain challenging, partly due to the difficulties in achieving cellular resolution using available miRNA-profiling methods. Here, we report an in vivo small RNA-tagging approach that enables high-throughput sequencing of tissue- and cell type-specific miRNAs in animals, which we call microRNome by methylation-dependent sequencing, or mime-seq. The method combines orthogonal, cell-type-specific 3´ terminal 2’-O-methylation of animal miRNAs by the plant-specific methyltransferase HEN1, with oxidation-sensitive small RNA cloning and high-throughput sequencing. We show that mime-seq uncovers the miRNomes of rare cells within C. elegans and Drosophila at unprecedented specificity and sensitivity, enabling miRNA profiling with single-cell resolution in whole animals. Mime-seq overcomes the current challenges in tissue- and cell-type-specific small RNA profiling and provides novel entry points for understanding the function of miRNAs in spatially restricted physiological settings.
 
Overall design two replicates with 12 libraries each: 12 libraries of 10-fold decreasing dilution series of RNA from S2-S cells (DmHen1-KO) expressing AthHEN1 into RNA from Mmu ES cells: 2 libraries with RNA from S2-S cells (DmHen1-KO) expressing AthHEN1 mixed in 1:1 ratio with RNA from Mmu ES cells, one subjected to periodate treatment (ox+) and one left untreated. 2 libraries with RNA from S2-S cells (DmHen1-KO) expressing AthHEN1 mixed in 1:10 ratio with RNA from Mmu ES cells, one subjected to periodate treatment (ox+) and one left untreated. 2 libraries with RNA from S2-S cells (DmHen1-KO) expressing AthHEN1 mixed in 1:100 ratio with RNA from Mmu ES cells, one subjected to periodate treatment (ox+) and one left untreated. 2 libraries with RNA from S2-S cells (DmHen1-KO) expressing AthHEN1 mixed in 1:1000 ratio with RNA from Mmu ES cells, one subjected to periodate treatment (ox+) and one left untreated. 2 libraries with RNA from S2-S cells (DmHen1-KO) expressing AthHEN1 mixed in 1:10,000 ratio with RNA from Mmu ES cells, one subjected to periodate treatment (ox+) and one left untreated. 2 libraries with RNA from S2-S cells (DmHen1-KO) expressing AthHEN1 mixed in 1:100,000 ratio with RNA from Mmu ES cells, one subjected to periodate treatment (ox+) and one left untreated.
 
Contributor(s) Alberti C, Manzenreither R, Sowemimo I, Burkard TR, Wang J, Cochella L, Ameres SL
Citation(s) 29481550
Submission date Oct 01, 2017
Last update date Jul 25, 2021
Contact name Chiara Alberti
E-mail(s) chiara.alberti@imp.ac.at
Organization name IMP
Street address Campus-Vienna-Biocenter 1
City Vienna
ZIP/Postal code 1030
Country Austria
 
Platforms (1)
GPL21227 Illumina HiSeq 2500 (Drosophila melanogaster; Mus musculus)
Samples (36)
GSM2800831 ox- 1:1 AthHEN1_S2-S+mES
GSM2800832 ox+ 1:1 AthHEN1_S2-S+mES
GSM2800833 ox- 1:10 AthHEN1_S2-S+mES
This SubSeries is part of SuperSeries:
GSE104470 Cell-type specific sequencing of microRNAs from complex animal tissues
Relations
BioProject PRJNA412779
SRA SRP119210

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