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Low-cost RNA extraction method for highly scalable transcriptome studies.


ABSTRACT: RNA extraction has been improved by integration of a variety of materials in the protocol, such as phenol, guanidine thiocyanate, and silica, according to the case-specific demands. However, few methods have been designed for high-throughput RNA preparation for large-scale transcriptome studies. In this study, we established a high-throughput guanidinium thiocyanate and isopropyl alcohol based RNA extraction method (HighGI). HighGI is based on simple and phenol-free homemade buffers and the cost is substantially lower than a column-based commercial kit. We demonstrated that the quality and quantity of RNA extracted with HighGI were comparable to those extracted with a conventional phenol/chloroform-based method and a column-based commercial kit. HighGI retained small RNAs less than 200 bp, which are lost with a commercial column-based kit. We also demonstrated that HighGI is readily applicable to semi-automated RNA extraction. HighGI enables high-throughput RNA extraction for large-scale RNA preparation with high yield and quality.

SUBMITTER: Yoshino K 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7495201 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Low-cost RNA extraction method for highly scalable transcriptome studies.

Yoshino Kanami K   Nishijima Ryo R   Kawakatsu Taiji T  

Breeding science 20200703 4


RNA extraction has been improved by integration of a variety of materials in the protocol, such as phenol, guanidine thiocyanate, and silica, according to the case-specific demands. However, few methods have been designed for high-throughput RNA preparation for large-scale transcriptome studies. In this study, we established a high-throughput guanidinium thiocyanate and isopropyl alcohol based RNA extraction method (HighGI). HighGI is based on simple and phenol-free homemade buffers and the cost  ...[more]

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