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Identification of Novel Proteins Binding the AU-rich Element of α-prothymosin MRNA Through the Selection of Open Reading Frames (RIDome)

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Journal RNA Biol
Specialty Molecular Biology
Date 2015 Oct 30
PMID 26512911
Citations 4
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Abstract

We describe here a platform for high-throughput protein expression and interaction analysis aimed at identifying the RNA-interacting domainome. This approach combines the selection of a phage library displaying "filtered" open reading frames with next-generation DNA sequencing. The method was validated using an RNA bait corresponding to the AU-rich element of α-prothymosin, an RNA motif that promotes mRNA stability and translation through its interaction with the RNA-binding protein ELAVL1. With this strategy, we not only confirmed known RNA-binding proteins that specifically interact with the target RNA (such as ELAVL1/HuR and RBM38) but also identified proteins not previously known to be ARE-binding (R3HDM2 and RALY). We propose this technology as a novel approach for studying the RNA-binding proteome.

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