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Tagger–a Swiss army knife for multiomics to dissect cell type-specific mechanisms of gene expression in mice [Nuc-Tag-MeDIP-seq]

ABSTRACT: Tagger–a Swiss army knife for multiomics to dissect cell type-specific mechanisms of gene expression in mice [Nuc-Tag-MeDIP-seq]

PROVIDER: PRJNA508730 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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Project description:We developed a knock-in mouse line that combines four enrichment tools to study gene regulatory networks of the brain and other complex tissues. As a result, chromatin, nascent RNA, translating mRNA and mature miRNA can be purified from specific cell populations. Specifically, we developed "Tagger" – a Cre and/or Flp recombinase-dependent mouse model that expresses four proteins to enable purification of distinct populations of cellular nucleic acids from specific cell types. Upon activation by cell type-directed recombinases, cells of a desired population express: 1) exogenous uracil phoshoribosyltransferase (UPRT) for tagging nascent total RNA with thiol groups upon administration of 4-thiouracil (4TU, TU-Tag), 2) epitope-tagged large ribosomal subunit protein 22 (Rpl22) to co-immunoprecipitate (co-IP) ribosome-bound mRNA (RiboTag), 3) epitope-tagged Argonaute 2 (Ago2, a component of the RNA-induced silencing complex) to co-IP mature miRNA (AgoTag), and 4) nucleus-directed mKate2 red fluorescent protein, providing good tissue penetrating transmission properties for in vivo imaging and a fluorescent nuclear tag (NucTag) for FACS enrichment of nuclei for chromatin studies.

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