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nextPARS: Parallel probing of RNA structures in Illumina

Ester SausiD, Jesse R. Willis, Leszek P. PryszcziD, Ahmed Ibrahem HafeziD, Carlos LlorénsiD, Heinz HimmelbaueriD, Toni GabaldóniD

Abstract

RNA molecules play important roles in virtually every cellular process. These functions are often mediated through the adoption of specific structures that enable RNAs to interact with other molecules. Thus, determining the secondary structures of RNAs is central to understanding their function and evolution. In recent years several sequencing-based approaches have been developed that allow probing structural features of thousands of RNA molecules present in a sample. Here, we describe nextPARS, a novel Illumina-based implementation of in-vitro parallel probing of RNA structures. Our approach achieves comparable accuracy to previous implementations, while enabling higher throughput and sample multiplexing.

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