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Selection and validation of optimal siRNA target sites for RNAi-mediated gene silencing

Gene 395(2007) 160-169

Chongqing University of Medical Sciences

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1. Introduction

2. Materials and methods

3. Conclusion

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1. Introduction

Double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) can induce gene-silencing processes in eukaryotes through the degradation of homologous mRNAs, a process known as RNA interference (RNAi) in animals and post-transcriptional gene silencing(PTGS)in plants.

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1. Introduction

Practical challenges: selection of effective

target sites,efficient transfer of siRNAs

into cells or tissues,and achieving

controllable long-term silencing of target

genes.There is no reliable and efficient

way to predict optimal siRNA sequences.

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1. Introduction

Objective: Developing a simplified and

efficient fluorescence-based screening and

validation system, namely pSOS, to assess

gene-silencing efficacy of siRNAs.

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1. Introduction

Introducing pSOS-based siRNA plasmids

into mammalian cells, the reduction in GFP

signal would reflect the silencing efficiency

of siRNAs.

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1. Introduction

The pSOS system has two essential

components:

One of which expresses a chimeric transcript between

GFP and the coding region of a target gene driven by

hEF1α.

The other expresses a siRNA duplex under the control of

dual convergent Pol III promoters ( H1 and U6 ) .

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Detailed steps for subcloning siRNA oligonucleotide cassettesinto pSOS vector

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A proposed model of pSOS

action

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2. Materials and methods

HEK-293 were purchased from ATCC.

2.1 Materialshuman

embryonic kidney(cells)

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2. Materials and methods

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silencing GFP

expression by using

GFP specific siRNA.

2

silencing GFP

expression by using

human β-catenin

specific siRNA.

2.2 Methods

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RNAi-mediated inhibition of GFP expression

Candidate siRNA sites of the GFP coding region

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Fluorescence measurement of silencing efficiency of the three

GFP target sites

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Our results demonstrated that both 21nt and 27nt target sites can be equally efficient in gene knockdown . Our results also indicate that siRNAs whose sense-strand expression was driven by the U6 promoter were more effective than those driven by the H1 promoter.

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Candidate target sites of humanβ-catenin coding region(267nt–2266nt)

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Inhibition of GFP expression by siRNAs

targeting human β- catenin

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Quantitative comparisonof the knockdown efficiency of GFP signal by pSOS-based siRNA vectors targeting human β-catenin.

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These results demonstrate that β-catenin siRNAs can effectively knockdown the chimeric transcript between GFP and human β-catenin.

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the pSOS-siBC vectors-mediateddecrease in GFP signal correlates with inhibition of β-cateninsignaling

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Taken together, our results have proven the principle of the pSOS-based system for selection and validation of siRNA target sites.

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Schematic representation of the retroviral vector pSOS

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adenoviral shuttle vector

pSES

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GFP expression of the retroviral vector pSOS or pSOS-siBC5U6-mediated

293 stable cells.

Quantitative real-time PCR analysis of

β-catenin expression

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Effective transduction of human osteosarcoma MG63 cells by adenoviruses expressing siBC5U6 and siBC6U6 target sites.

Adenovirus-mediated knockdown of β-catenin

in MG63 cells

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3. Conclusion

In summary, we have developed a fluorescence-based siRNA screening method and demonstrated its utility for evaluating the gene-knockdown efficiency of candidate siRNA sites.

The GFP-based assay for gene-silencing efficiency can be qualitative and quantitative.

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3. Conclusion

Reduction of GFP signal is closely correlated to knockdown efficiency of the expression and functional activity of target genes.Thus,the pSOS system is an efficient,versatile,and yet user-friendly tool for selecting,validating,and delivering optimal siRNA sites for RNAi-mediated gene silencing.

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