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  1. ..., apparent differences to published assay results could be ascribed to differences in the experimental designs. For BRCA1 c.442-3T>G, the SeqSplice construct-based quantitative analysis showed complete impact on splicing compared with the reported incomplete impact (splice class 2S) from RT-PCR-based...
  2. ...DNA 1000 assay of RT-PCR products from SRSF6 splicing construct transfections. (I) Bar graph depicting mean exon inclusion for SRSF6 splicing reporters quantified using an Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer with standard deviation bars. (*) P < 0.05.View this table: In this window In a new window Table 2...
  3. ...ORF), which encompasses all of the above definitions. Specifically, a nORF is any ORF that can encode a not-yet-classified transcript or protein product, or an isoform of one, with no bounds on the number of codons, location, number of ORFs per transcript, or start codon. Although nORFs may appear by chance...
  4. ...and the disorder, as well as the specificity of the phenotype. The relationship between our PPVs and the proportion of clinical diagnoses in each class of near-splice mutation was assessed using Pearson's product-moment correlation using the cor.test function in R (version 3.4.4) (R Core Team 2018).The proportion...
  5. ..., and the mutant construct showed normal RNA product in addition to the exon 40 skipping product (Fig. 1B), as expected for a moderately severe variant.View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 1. Large minigene enables accurate RNA analysis of the ABCA4 noncanonical splice site variant c.5714+5G...
  6. ...distinct functional proteins from the same gene. On the contrary, a product of aberrant splicing is not responsible for generating functional proteins. Therefore, we performed systematic prediction of protein sequences from all isoforms detected in our study (Supplemental Table S10). Translation prediction...
  7. ...). In order to identify the accurate splicing position with single nucleotide precision, we extracted the PCR products from the gel and sequenced them (Fig. 2C; Supplemental Fig. S1).View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 2. Noncanonical 5′ss exhibit a greater enhancer dependency than...
  8. ...cells expressing WT or Q157R U2AF1 (bottom). (C ) Schematic of AdML pre-mRNA substrate used for in vitro splicing (top) and in vitro splicing of AdML substrate incubated with nuclear extract fromK562 cells expressingWT or S34YU2AF1 (bottom). Percentages are the fraction of second step products (splicedm...
  9. ...RNA isoform 31 choice. Finally, splicing of newly synthesized transcripts appears to occur in a binary 32 manner, largely happening either fully on both sides of 47,163 exons or not at all. These 33 data sets generated as part of the ENCODE Project illustrate the intricate and 34 coordinated regulation of RNA...
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  10. ...A tale of two templates: Automatically resolving double traces has many applications, including efficient PCR-based elucidation of alternative splices Aaron E. Tenney 1 , 4 , Jia Qian Wu 2 , 4 , Laura Langton 1 , Paul Klueh 3 , Ralph Quatrano...
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