MOHCA-seq: RNA 3D models from single multiplexed proximity-mapping experiments
Clarence Cheng, Fang-Chieh Chou, Wipapat KladwangiD, Siqi Tian, Pablo Cordero, Rhiju DasiD
Abstract
Large RNAs control myriad biological processes but challenge tertiary structure determination. We report that integrating multiplexed *OH cleavage analysis with tabletop deep sequencing (MOHCA-seq) gives nucleotide-resolution proximity maps of RNA structure from single straightforward experiments. After achieving 1-nm resolution models for RNAs of known structure, MOHCA-seq reveals previously unattainable 3D information for ligand-induced conformational changes in a double glycine riboswitch and the sixth community-wide RNA puzzle, an adenosylcobalamin riboswitch.
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