rna cleanup columns  (New England Biolabs)

Journal: Nucleic Acids Research

Article Title: Generation of precise and accurate engineered circRNAs using enzymatic ligation

doi: 10.1093/nar/gkag405

Figure Lengend Snippet: Purification of circRNAs and extending the RNA ligase 2 (RL2)-dependent circularization method to other RNAs. ( A ) CircRNAs synthesized with RNA ligase 2 using DNA splint were purified using three different approaches: from 3% urea–PAGE using crush and soak method, or from EX E-gels either using the crush and soak method or using column-based kit. As a control, linear RNAs were also extracted using the same methods. CircRNAs extracted from 3% urea–PAGE or EX E-gel using a crush and soak method had more intact circRNAs with less nicking compared to those extracted from EX E-gel using column-based kits. Linear RNAs on the other hand remained intact with each of the approaches. ( B ) Schematic of RNase-H based circularity confirmation assay that uses a short ssDNA probe which cleaves intact circRNAs into a single linear band, while nicked circRNAs or linear RNAs are cut into two shorter bands. ( C ) RNase-H based assay confirmed circularity of EGFP-IRES circRNAs. Linear RNAs were cleaved into two shorter bands of expected sizes while circRNAs derived from modified DNA templates were linearized to the size of full-length linear precursor. ( D, E ) 5′-monophosphate linear precursors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and mCherry were ligated using RNA ligase 2 and respective DNA splints. For circHIV, urea–PAGE purification of circRNAs derived from modified templates had the highest yields with the least contaminating RNAs. Yields of mCherry circRNAs were much higher with polyA + RNase R approach on RNAs from modified template ligated using RNA ligase 2, however urea–PAGE showed higher and lower sized undesired RNAs. Representative data are from a mean of n = 3 technical replicates with SEM. ( F ) Sanger sequencing confirmed accuracy of circRNAs. Clean chromatograms were observed for ligation junctions of both HlV and mCherry circRNAs derived from modified DNA templates purified either through poly(A) tailing and RNase R treatment or from urea–PAGE purification.

Article Snippet: The final reactions from all the approaches were purified using RNA cleanup columns (NEB #T2030L).

Techniques: Purification, Synthesized, Control, Rnase H Assay, Derivative Assay, Modification, Virus, Sequencing, Ligation

Journal: bioRxiv

Article Title: Queuosine modification mediates cold-active growth in Shewanella glacialimarina

doi: 10.64898/2026.05.06.723185

Figure Lengend Snippet: Schematic representation of a mature transfer RNA showing modification sites and identities. The annotations are based on (i) UPLC-MS data, (ii) combined mim-tRNAseq misincorporation and UPLC-MS data, and (iii) the presence of modification enzyme in the genome. The colour scheme shown at the top right depicts the source of evidence for each modification site. Enzymes responsible for catalysing each tRNA modification are shown adjacent to their respective modification site(s) (box with grey background).

Article Snippet: Briefly, 200 ng of tRNA was purified on Monarch® Spin RNA Cleanup (10 μg) columns (New England Biolabs, Ipswich, MA, USA. cat. no. T2037-1) after diacylation.

Techniques: Modification