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GenScript corporation prnp coding sequence (cds)
(A) Generation of SH-SY5Y Δ <t>PRNP</t> cell lines expressing the ovine VRQ PrP C variant and its subsequent infection with the PG127 strain of sheep-derived prions passaged in tg338 mice. Hin dIII and Eco RI restriction sites were used to clone the ovine PRNP construct. Ticks in the plasmid map correspond to increments of 1,000 base pairs. hSP, human signal peptide (purple); oSP, ovine signal peptide (blue); hovS, monoclonal ovSH-SY5Y; povS, polyclonal ovSH-SY5Y; ovSH-SY5Y, SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP transfected with a plasmid harboring <t>the</t> <t>sequence</t> for ovine PRNP (ov PRNP ). (B) Western blot analysis comparing the expression levels of PrP C in hovS and povS with those in wt SH-SY5Y and in the human cell lines U251-MG and LN229. HovS and povS showed similar PrP C expression levels as U251-MG and LN229, whereas the levels in wt SH-SY5Y were slightly lower. SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP cells were used as negative control and actin as loading control. The anti-PrP antibody POM2 was used for detection. (C) Confocal imaging to detect cell surface exposed PrP C on hovS and povS. hovS and a subpopulation of povS showed a strong signal for cell surface exposed PrP C , whereas no detectable signal was visible for SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP . LN229 cells were used as positive control. The anti-PrP antibody POM1 (here and henceforth) was used for detection of PrP. Source data are available for this figure.
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Article Title: Prion infection, transmission, and cytopathology modeled in a low-biohazard human cell line

Journal: Life Science Alliance

doi: 10.26508/lsa.202000814

(A) Generation of SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP cell lines expressing the ovine VRQ PrP C variant and its subsequent infection with the PG127 strain of sheep-derived prions passaged in tg338 mice. Hin dIII and Eco RI restriction sites were used to clone the ovine PRNP construct. Ticks in the plasmid map correspond to increments of 1,000 base pairs. hSP, human signal peptide (purple); oSP, ovine signal peptide (blue); hovS, monoclonal ovSH-SY5Y; povS, polyclonal ovSH-SY5Y; ovSH-SY5Y, SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP transfected with a plasmid harboring the sequence for ovine PRNP (ov PRNP ). (B) Western blot analysis comparing the expression levels of PrP C in hovS and povS with those in wt SH-SY5Y and in the human cell lines U251-MG and LN229. HovS and povS showed similar PrP C expression levels as U251-MG and LN229, whereas the levels in wt SH-SY5Y were slightly lower. SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP cells were used as negative control and actin as loading control. The anti-PrP antibody POM2 was used for detection. (C) Confocal imaging to detect cell surface exposed PrP C on hovS and povS. hovS and a subpopulation of povS showed a strong signal for cell surface exposed PrP C , whereas no detectable signal was visible for SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP . LN229 cells were used as positive control. The anti-PrP antibody POM1 (here and henceforth) was used for detection of PrP. Source data are available for this figure.
Figure Legend Snippet: (A) Generation of SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP cell lines expressing the ovine VRQ PrP C variant and its subsequent infection with the PG127 strain of sheep-derived prions passaged in tg338 mice. Hin dIII and Eco RI restriction sites were used to clone the ovine PRNP construct. Ticks in the plasmid map correspond to increments of 1,000 base pairs. hSP, human signal peptide (purple); oSP, ovine signal peptide (blue); hovS, monoclonal ovSH-SY5Y; povS, polyclonal ovSH-SY5Y; ovSH-SY5Y, SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP transfected with a plasmid harboring the sequence for ovine PRNP (ov PRNP ). (B) Western blot analysis comparing the expression levels of PrP C in hovS and povS with those in wt SH-SY5Y and in the human cell lines U251-MG and LN229. HovS and povS showed similar PrP C expression levels as U251-MG and LN229, whereas the levels in wt SH-SY5Y were slightly lower. SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP cells were used as negative control and actin as loading control. The anti-PrP antibody POM2 was used for detection. (C) Confocal imaging to detect cell surface exposed PrP C on hovS and povS. hovS and a subpopulation of povS showed a strong signal for cell surface exposed PrP C , whereas no detectable signal was visible for SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP . LN229 cells were used as positive control. The anti-PrP antibody POM1 (here and henceforth) was used for detection of PrP. Source data are available for this figure.

Techniques Used: Expressing, Variant Assay, Infection, Derivative Assay, Construct, Plasmid Preparation, Transfection, Sequencing, Western Blot, Negative Control, Control, Imaging, Positive Control

(A) The seeding activity of PG127-infected or noninfectious brain homogenate (NBH)–treated hovS, povS, and SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP lysates was assessed by RT-QuIC (diluted 1:50 and 1:250). PG127-infected hovS, and to a lesser extent, povS cells induced de novo PrP aggregate formation at both dilutions, whereas cell lysates of either NBH-treated or PG127-infected SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP used as negative controls did not yield a positive signal. Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease (CJD) and non-CJD brain homogenates were used as positive and negative controls for the amplification reaction. Samples were analyzed in quadruplicates. (B) Western blot analysis of serial transmissibility. PG127-infected hovS cell lysates (PG hovS) were used to transmit prion infectivity to fresh hovS cultures. Lysates of undigested and proteinase K–digested hovS exposed to PG127-infected hovS lysates displayed the same electrophoretic profiles as the original lysates. Lysates of hovS exposed to NBH-treated hovS and PG127-infected SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP cells were used as negative controls. NBH and PG127 inoculum were loaded as additional controls (rightmost lanes). (C) Lysates (20 μl) of PG127-infected hovS and SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP or NBH-treated hovS were intracerebrally inoculated into tg338 mice. All mice succumbed to disease upon inoculation with PG127-infected hovS lysates with an incubation time of 72 ± 2.5 d. Mice inoculated with control lysates do not show any clinical sign of disease >130 (dpi). n = 6 for each condition. (D) Lysates of PG127-infected hovS (diluted 1:50) were analyzed for propagation efficiency and substrate specificity by PMCA using substrates from various species and of different genotypes (sheep VRQ/VRQ [tg338], sheep ARQ/ARQ [tgARQ], bovine [tgbov], human 129Met [tg650], and human 129V [tg361]). PMCA reactions of the third round were analyzed for PrP Sc by Western blotting. Lysates of PG127-infected hovS cells showed positive seeding reactions only with the ovine substrates. NBH-treated hovS and PG127-infected SH-SY5Y ΔPRNP were used as negative controls and PG127, BSE, and sCJD prions amplified with the respective substrates as positive controls. Reference: PG127 inoculum used to control for signal intensity and band shifts. One representative data set from three experiments is shown. Source data are available for this figure.
Figure Legend Snippet: (A) The seeding activity of PG127-infected or noninfectious brain homogenate (NBH)–treated hovS, povS, and SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP lysates was assessed by RT-QuIC (diluted 1:50 and 1:250). PG127-infected hovS, and to a lesser extent, povS cells induced de novo PrP aggregate formation at both dilutions, whereas cell lysates of either NBH-treated or PG127-infected SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP used as negative controls did not yield a positive signal. Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease (CJD) and non-CJD brain homogenates were used as positive and negative controls for the amplification reaction. Samples were analyzed in quadruplicates. (B) Western blot analysis of serial transmissibility. PG127-infected hovS cell lysates (PG hovS) were used to transmit prion infectivity to fresh hovS cultures. Lysates of undigested and proteinase K–digested hovS exposed to PG127-infected hovS lysates displayed the same electrophoretic profiles as the original lysates. Lysates of hovS exposed to NBH-treated hovS and PG127-infected SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP cells were used as negative controls. NBH and PG127 inoculum were loaded as additional controls (rightmost lanes). (C) Lysates (20 μl) of PG127-infected hovS and SH-SY5Y Δ PRNP or NBH-treated hovS were intracerebrally inoculated into tg338 mice. All mice succumbed to disease upon inoculation with PG127-infected hovS lysates with an incubation time of 72 ± 2.5 d. Mice inoculated with control lysates do not show any clinical sign of disease >130 (dpi). n = 6 for each condition. (D) Lysates of PG127-infected hovS (diluted 1:50) were analyzed for propagation efficiency and substrate specificity by PMCA using substrates from various species and of different genotypes (sheep VRQ/VRQ [tg338], sheep ARQ/ARQ [tgARQ], bovine [tgbov], human 129Met [tg650], and human 129V [tg361]). PMCA reactions of the third round were analyzed for PrP Sc by Western blotting. Lysates of PG127-infected hovS cells showed positive seeding reactions only with the ovine substrates. NBH-treated hovS and PG127-infected SH-SY5Y ΔPRNP were used as negative controls and PG127, BSE, and sCJD prions amplified with the respective substrates as positive controls. Reference: PG127 inoculum used to control for signal intensity and band shifts. One representative data set from three experiments is shown. Source data are available for this figure.

Techniques Used: Activity Assay, Infection, Amplification, Western Blot, Incubation, Control

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Article Title: Prion infection, transmission, and cytopathology modeled in a low-biohazard human cell line
Article Snippet: .. PRNP coding sequence (CDS, 774 bp) of O. aries harboring the VRQ allele (GeneScript), codon optimized for expression in human cell lines and modified to include the human ER localization signal, was cloned into the expression vector (Cat. no. OGS606-5U) under the EF1α promoter (Sigma-Aldrich). .. Positive clones were verified by Sanger sequencing (Microsynth).

Expressing:

Article Title: Prion infection, transmission, and cytopathology modeled in a low-biohazard human cell line
Article Snippet: .. PRNP coding sequence (CDS, 774 bp) of O. aries harboring the VRQ allele (GeneScript), codon optimized for expression in human cell lines and modified to include the human ER localization signal, was cloned into the expression vector (Cat. no. OGS606-5U) under the EF1α promoter (Sigma-Aldrich). .. Positive clones were verified by Sanger sequencing (Microsynth).

Modification:

Article Title: Prion infection, transmission, and cytopathology modeled in a low-biohazard human cell line
Article Snippet: .. PRNP coding sequence (CDS, 774 bp) of O. aries harboring the VRQ allele (GeneScript), codon optimized for expression in human cell lines and modified to include the human ER localization signal, was cloned into the expression vector (Cat. no. OGS606-5U) under the EF1α promoter (Sigma-Aldrich). .. Positive clones were verified by Sanger sequencing (Microsynth).

Clone Assay:

Article Title: Prion infection, transmission, and cytopathology modeled in a low-biohazard human cell line
Article Snippet: .. PRNP coding sequence (CDS, 774 bp) of O. aries harboring the VRQ allele (GeneScript), codon optimized for expression in human cell lines and modified to include the human ER localization signal, was cloned into the expression vector (Cat. no. OGS606-5U) under the EF1α promoter (Sigma-Aldrich). .. Positive clones were verified by Sanger sequencing (Microsynth).



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A)ALKBH5 upregulated FBXL5 expression by m 6 A demethylation. We performed m 6 A sequencing in A549 cells and identified m 6 A peaks across different regions in negative control (EV) and ALKBH5 overexpressed (ALKBH5 OE) cells; B) Volcano plot displayed significant m 6 A methylation peaks that were upregulated and downregulated by ALKBH5; C) We observed decreased m 6 A methylation (m 6 A demethylation) in the genomic CDS region; D) Cumulative percent and E) quantified changes for methylation indicated overall decreased methylation by ALKBH5 overexpression; F) Specific decreased m 6 A peak of the CDS region in FBXL5 mRNA in the presence of ALKBH5 overexpression in A549 cells; G) IHC staining of NSCLC tissue microarray indicated a positive correlation between ALKBH5 and FBXL5 protein expression; H) Western blot revealed upregulated FBXL5 by ALKBH5 overexpression in A549 and H226 NSCLC cells; I) Graphical interpretation of FBXL5 and ALKBH5 mutations stably transfected into NSCLC cells; J) m 6 A‐RIP‐qPCR demonstrated m 6 A methylation in FBXL5 mRNA; K) Common RIP‐qPCR demonstrated binding of ALKBH5 to FBXL5 mRNA. Western blot was presented for quality control in protein extracted from the input group and the groups immunoprecipitated by IgG and ALKBH5 antibody; L) ALKBH5 H204A mutation impaired the binding of ALKBH5 to FBXL5 mRNA as indicated by RIP‐qPCR. Western blot was performed for quality control using protein extracted from the corresponding groups; M) Western blot in NSCLC cells indicated that wild‐type ALKBH5 could upregulate wild‐type FBXL5, but this regulation was attenuated in the presence of ALKBH5 H204A mutation or FBLX5 synonymous mutation in potentially m 6 A sites.

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Article Title: Cis‐Regulation of an m 6 A Eraser by an Insertion Variant Associated with Survival of Patients With Non‐Small Cell Lung Carcinoma

doi: 10.1002/advs.202407652

Figure Lengend Snippet: A)ALKBH5 upregulated FBXL5 expression by m 6 A demethylation. We performed m 6 A sequencing in A549 cells and identified m 6 A peaks across different regions in negative control (EV) and ALKBH5 overexpressed (ALKBH5 OE) cells; B) Volcano plot displayed significant m 6 A methylation peaks that were upregulated and downregulated by ALKBH5; C) We observed decreased m 6 A methylation (m 6 A demethylation) in the genomic CDS region; D) Cumulative percent and E) quantified changes for methylation indicated overall decreased methylation by ALKBH5 overexpression; F) Specific decreased m 6 A peak of the CDS region in FBXL5 mRNA in the presence of ALKBH5 overexpression in A549 cells; G) IHC staining of NSCLC tissue microarray indicated a positive correlation between ALKBH5 and FBXL5 protein expression; H) Western blot revealed upregulated FBXL5 by ALKBH5 overexpression in A549 and H226 NSCLC cells; I) Graphical interpretation of FBXL5 and ALKBH5 mutations stably transfected into NSCLC cells; J) m 6 A‐RIP‐qPCR demonstrated m 6 A methylation in FBXL5 mRNA; K) Common RIP‐qPCR demonstrated binding of ALKBH5 to FBXL5 mRNA. Western blot was presented for quality control in protein extracted from the input group and the groups immunoprecipitated by IgG and ALKBH5 antibody; L) ALKBH5 H204A mutation impaired the binding of ALKBH5 to FBXL5 mRNA as indicated by RIP‐qPCR. Western blot was performed for quality control using protein extracted from the corresponding groups; M) Western blot in NSCLC cells indicated that wild‐type ALKBH5 could upregulate wild‐type FBXL5, but this regulation was attenuated in the presence of ALKBH5 H204A mutation or FBLX5 synonymous mutation in potentially m 6 A sites.

Article Snippet: Western blot was used to detect whether the impact of ALKBH5 on FBXL5 was dependent on potential m 6 A sites in the FBXL5 coding sequence (CDS) region and ALKBH5 H204 protein region, with FLAG and HA antibody (Proteintech, China).

Techniques: Expressing, Sequencing, Negative Control, Methylation, Over Expression, Immunohistochemistry, Microarray, Western Blot, Stable Transfection, Transfection, Binding Assay, Control, Immunoprecipitation, Mutagenesis

A)ALKBH5‐FBXL5 axis decreased intracellular ROS and inhibited PI3K‐AKT and NF‐κB pathway activations to exert a cancer suppressor role in NSCLC. ALKBH5 overexpression and FBXL5 knockdown were performed in A549 cells and the opposite manipulation was performed in H226 cells, which was validated by western blot; B) ROS fluorescent probe staining and C) flow cytometric detection indicated decreased ROS levels by ALKBH5 overexpression, which was retrieved by FBXL5 knockdown in A549 cells, and opposite results were observed by in H226 cells with the corresponding manipulation; D) p‐AKT and p65, two key elements for PI3K and NF‐κB pathways activation, were downregulated by ALKBH5 overexpression, which could be reversed by FBXL5 downregulation in A549 cells. Conversely, PI3K and NF‐κB pathways could be activated by ALKBH5 downregulation, which was attenuated by FBXL5 upregulation in H226 cells; E,F) Colony formation and G,H) migration of A549 cells were inhibited by ALKBH5 overexpression but were retrieved by FBXL5 downregulation, and vice versa for the impact of ALKBH5‐FBXL5 axis on colony formation and migration in H226 cells I,J) Similarly, in vivo experiments demonstrated that FBXL5 was also indispensable for ALKBH5‐induced shrinkage of xenograft tumors constructed by A549 cells; K,L) IHC experiments of xenograft tumors for Ki‐67, PCNA, indicated less staining by ALKBH5 overexpression, which was partly restored in the presence of additional FBXL5 knockdown. HE was used as a background staining marker for NSCLC cells.

Journal: Advanced Science

Article Title: Cis‐Regulation of an m 6 A Eraser by an Insertion Variant Associated with Survival of Patients With Non‐Small Cell Lung Carcinoma

doi: 10.1002/advs.202407652

Figure Lengend Snippet: A)ALKBH5‐FBXL5 axis decreased intracellular ROS and inhibited PI3K‐AKT and NF‐κB pathway activations to exert a cancer suppressor role in NSCLC. ALKBH5 overexpression and FBXL5 knockdown were performed in A549 cells and the opposite manipulation was performed in H226 cells, which was validated by western blot; B) ROS fluorescent probe staining and C) flow cytometric detection indicated decreased ROS levels by ALKBH5 overexpression, which was retrieved by FBXL5 knockdown in A549 cells, and opposite results were observed by in H226 cells with the corresponding manipulation; D) p‐AKT and p65, two key elements for PI3K and NF‐κB pathways activation, were downregulated by ALKBH5 overexpression, which could be reversed by FBXL5 downregulation in A549 cells. Conversely, PI3K and NF‐κB pathways could be activated by ALKBH5 downregulation, which was attenuated by FBXL5 upregulation in H226 cells; E,F) Colony formation and G,H) migration of A549 cells were inhibited by ALKBH5 overexpression but were retrieved by FBXL5 downregulation, and vice versa for the impact of ALKBH5‐FBXL5 axis on colony formation and migration in H226 cells I,J) Similarly, in vivo experiments demonstrated that FBXL5 was also indispensable for ALKBH5‐induced shrinkage of xenograft tumors constructed by A549 cells; K,L) IHC experiments of xenograft tumors for Ki‐67, PCNA, indicated less staining by ALKBH5 overexpression, which was partly restored in the presence of additional FBXL5 knockdown. HE was used as a background staining marker for NSCLC cells.

Article Snippet: Western blot was used to detect whether the impact of ALKBH5 on FBXL5 was dependent on potential m 6 A sites in the FBXL5 coding sequence (CDS) region and ALKBH5 H204 protein region, with FLAG and HA antibody (Proteintech, China).

Techniques: Over Expression, Knockdown, Western Blot, Staining, Activation Assay, Migration, In Vivo, Construct, Marker

SQANTI3 categories and framework for annotating NNC (novel not in catalog) features. A , Seven features of NNC isoforms that create a novel junction (or two). Multiple features can be observed in a single transcript, but only one is necessary to assign the isoform to the NNC category. Dotted line indicates the new junction. Black (UTR) and gray (CDS) bars represent the reference annotation with the spaces indicating introns. Yellow bars represent examples of NNC isoforms. B , New categorization of spliced transcripts that map to a gene with a single exon. C , Example gene with multiple reference isoforms and a novel isoform with a new splice site that occurs in the CDS of one reference isoform and UTR of the other reference isoform. D , Novel isoform with a new splice site that occurs in the intron of one reference isoform of the gene and the CDS of the other reference isoform.

Journal: eNeuro

Article Title: RNA Isoform Diversity in Human Neurodegenerative Diseases

doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0296-24.2024

Figure Lengend Snippet: SQANTI3 categories and framework for annotating NNC (novel not in catalog) features. A , Seven features of NNC isoforms that create a novel junction (or two). Multiple features can be observed in a single transcript, but only one is necessary to assign the isoform to the NNC category. Dotted line indicates the new junction. Black (UTR) and gray (CDS) bars represent the reference annotation with the spaces indicating introns. Yellow bars represent examples of NNC isoforms. B , New categorization of spliced transcripts that map to a gene with a single exon. C , Example gene with multiple reference isoforms and a novel isoform with a new splice site that occurs in the CDS of one reference isoform and UTR of the other reference isoform. D , Novel isoform with a new splice site that occurs in the intron of one reference isoform of the gene and the CDS of the other reference isoform.

Article Snippet: The amplified cDNA libraries were enriched using a custom probe panel of 50 genes targeting exons in the coding sequence (CDS) region (Twist Bioscience) with the Standard Hybridization and Wash kit (Twist Bioscience #104178).

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