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SCOPER validation benchmark (RNA#6) SAM-I riboswitch RNA in presence of a SAM ligand
SCOPER is an efficient tool that can accurately predict the solution state of RNAs and provide an atomistic model of their structure. To validate SCOPER pipeline, we collected experimental SAXS data on a SAM-I riboswitch RNA in presence of a SAM ligand.
Experimental descriptionSAM-I riboswitch RNA preparation: The SAM-I RNA samples was prepared from in vitro T7 polymerase transcriptions reactions using PCR-generated DNA templates. The crude RNA was purified by 10%–12% denaturing gel electrophoresis as described. RNA samples were eluted from crushed gel slices overnight at 4°C into RNA storage buffer as described above. Chromatographic separations were performed with the Ettan LC liquid chromatography system (GE Healthcare) configured with a 3-wavelength ultraviolet-visual (UV-VIS) detector. Purifications were performed with Superdex 200 (SAM riboswitch) PC 3.2/2.4 mL column (GE Healthcare) in running buffer containing 20 mM MOPS at pH 6.5, 50 mM KCl, and 7.6 mM MgCl2. Purification of SAM-I was performed where the running buffer was supplemented with 100 μM SAM (Sigma-Aldrich). Flowthrough from each of the respective buffers was kept for buffer subtraction during SAXS analysis. Small-angle X-ray Scattering: SAXS experiments were performed at beamline 12.3.1 of the Advanced Light Source, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Twenty microliters of purified RNA samples and corresponding matching buffers were loaded into a 96-well plate (Nunc) and covered with protective film. RNA samples were collected at 2–3 mg/mL and diluted serial in the plate. Automated loading of the SAXS samples into the sample cuvette was achieved using a Hamilton syringe robot as described. For each sample, several exposures were taken using the following time sequence of 5, 50, and 5 sec or 6, 60, and 6 sec. All data collection was performed at room temperature. The first and last exposures of each sequence were compared to assess for radiation damage. Integration, scaling, and buffer subtraction was accomplished using the program Ogre (Greg Hura, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory). The scattering angle, q, was calculated as 4 π sin(θ/2)/λ where θ/2 is the scattering angle measured from the Bragg plane and λ is the wavelength in Å. A fixed detector distance was maintained at 1.486 m and with a wavelength of 1.03 Å (12,000 eV), and data were collected over the q range of 0.0088–0.322 Å−1.
File description2gis.zip: SAM-I riboswitch SAXS curves for a concentration range between 1-3 mg/ml ; best_2gis_mg.dat : SCOPER SAXS fit; 2gis_original.pdb : SAM-I crystal structure; best_2gis_with_mg.pdb : SCOPER model
2023-03-03
Published2023-03-04
Data collection techniqueHT-SAXS
Journal DOI
Beamline
Wavelength
1.03 Å
Sample to Detector Distance1.486 m
Michal Hammel
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, The SIBYLS Beamline
United States of America
Collaborators
Project LeaderMichal Hammel
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Complete Set of SAS Data Files
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SAXS Similarity SAXS FrameSliceSample:
- Macromolecule 1: SAM-I RNA
- Sample Full Name: SAM-I riboswitch RNA
- Sample Type: RNA
- Source Organism: Homo Sapiens
- Source Organism NCBI Taxonomy ID: 9606
- Expression System:
- Expression NCBI Taxonomy ID:
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- Sequence or Chemical Formula:
- GGCUUAUCAAGAGAGGUGGAGGGACUGGCCCGAUGAAACCCGGCAACCAGAAAUGGUGCCAAUUCCUGCAGCGGAAACGUUGAAAGAUGAGCCA