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Method Article

Global Identification of Co-Translational Interaction Networks by Selective Ribosome Profiling

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DOI:

10.3791/62878

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October 7th, 2021

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Summary

Co-translational interactions play a crucial role in nascent-chain modifications, targeting, folding, and assembly pathways. Here, we describe Selective Ribosome Profiling, a method for in vivo, direct analysis of these interactions in the model eukaryote Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

Abstract

In recent years, it has become evident that ribosomes not only decode our mRNA but also guide the emergence of the polypeptide chain into the crowded cellular environment. Ribosomes provide the platform for spatially and kinetically controlled binding of membrane-targeting factors, modifying enzymes, and folding chaperones. Even the assembly into high-order oligomeric complexes, as well as protein-protein network formation steps, were recently discovered to be coordinated with synthesis.

Here, we describe Selective Ribosome Profiling, a method developed to capture co-translational interactions in vivo. We will detail the various affinity purification steps required for capturing ribosome-nascent-chain complexes together with co-translational interactors, as well as the mRNA extraction, size exclusion, reverse transcription, deep-sequencing, and big-data analysis steps, required to decipher co-translational interactions in near-codon resolution.

Introduction

Selective Ribosome Profiling (SeRP) is the only method, to date, that captures and characterizes co-translational interactions, in vivo, in a direct manner1,2,3,4,5,6. SeRP enables global profiling of interactions of any factor with translating ribosomes in near codon resolution2,7.

The method relies on flash freezing of growing cells and preserving active t....

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Protocol

1. Generating strains for Selective Ribosome Profiling

NOTE: Selective Ribosome Profiling (SeRP) is a method that relies on affinity purification of factors of interest, to assess their mode of interaction with ribosomes-nascent chain complexes. Homologous recombination9, as well as CRISPR/Cas910 based methods are utilized to fuse various factors of interest with tags for affinity purifications. Such tags are GFP, for GFP-trap affinity purifications, TAP-tag for IgG-Sepharose beads purifications as well as AVI-Tag purified by avidin or streptavidin, to list a few successful ....

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Results

As illustrated in the flow chart of this protocol (Figure 1), cells were grown to log phase, and then collected swiftly by filtration and lysed by cryogenic grinding. The lysate was then divided into two: one for total ribosome-protected mRNA footprints and the other for selected ribosome-protected mRNA footprints, on which we performed affinity purification to pull-down the tagged protein-ribosome-nascent chains complexes. We ensured tagged protein expression and the success of the pull-dow.......

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Discussion

Here, the protocol details the Selective Ribosome Profiling approach for capturing co-translational interactions in near codon resolution. As the ribosome rises as a hub for coordinating the nascent-chain emergence into the crowded cytoplasm, this is a crucial method to identify and characterize the various co-translational interactions required to ensure a functional proteome, as well as for studying various diseases. To date, SeRP is the only method that can capture and characterize these interactions, in a direct.......

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Disclosures

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank all the lab members for fruitful discussions and Muhammad Makhzumy for the critical reading of the manuscript. This work was funded by ISF (Israeli Science Foundation) grant 2106/20.

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Materials

List of materials used in this article
NameCompanyCatalog NumberComments
3'-Phosphorylated 28 nt RNA control oligonucleotideIDTcustom orderRNase free HPLC purification; 5'-AUGUAGUCGGAGUCGAGGCGC
GACGCGA/3Phos/-3'
Absolute ethanolVWR20821
Acid phenol–chloroformAmbionAM9722
Antibody: mouse monclonal anti-HAMerck1158381600112CA5
AprotininRothA162.3
ATP*NEBP0756S10 mM
Bacto agarBD214030
Bacto peptoneBD211820
Bacto tryptoneBD211699
Bacto yeast extractBD212720
Bestatin hydrochlorideRoth2937.2
ChloroformMerck102445
CircLigase II ssDNA Ligase*EpicentreCL9025K100 U/μL
Colloidal Coomassie staining solutionRoth4829
cOmplete, EDTA-free protease inhibitor cocktail tabletsRoche Diagnostics29384100
CycloheximideBiological IndustriesA0879
DEPC treated and sterile filtered water*Sigma95284
D-Glucose anhydrousMerckG5767-500G
DiethylpyrocarbonateRothK028
Dimethylsulfoxide*Sigma-Aldrich276855
DNA ladder, 10 bp O'RangeRuler*Thermo Fisher ScientificSM1313
DNA loading dye*Thermo Fisher ScientificR06316×
DNase I, recombinantRoche4716728001RNAse free
dNTP solution set*NEBN0446S
EDTA*Roth8043
GlycerolVWR24388.260.
Glycine solutionSigma-Aldrich67419-1ML-F1 M
GlycoBlueAmbionAM951615 mg/mL
HEPESRothHN78.3
HF Phusion polymerase*NEBM0530L
HK from S. cerevisiaeSigma-AldrichH6380-1.5KU
Hydrochloric acidAppliChemA1305
IsopropanolSigma-Aldrich33539
Isopropyl β-D-1-thiogalactopyranosideRothCN08
KanamycinRothT832.4
KClRoth6781.1
KH2PO4Roth3904.1
LeupeptinRothCN33.4
Linker L(rt)IDTcustom order
Liquid nitrogen
MgCl2RothKK36.3
Na2HPO4RothP030.2
Na2HPO4·2H2ORothT879.3
NaCl*InvitrogenAM976065 M
NaH2PO4·H2ORothK300.2
NHS-activated Sepharose 4 fast-flow beadsGE Life Sciences17090601
Nonidet P 40 substituteSigma74385
Pepstatin ARoth2936.2
Phenylmethyl sulfonyl fluorideRoth6367
Precast gelsBio-Rad567103410% and 12%
RNase IAmbionAM2294
SDS, 20%AmbionAM9820RNase free
Sodium acetate*AmbionAM97403 M, pH 5.5
Sodium azideMerckS8032-100G
Sodium chlorideRoth9265
Sodium hydroxide*SigmaS27701 N
SucroseSigma-Aldrich16104
SUPERase-In RNase InhibitorAmbionAM2694
Superscript III Reverse Transciptase*Invitrogen18080-044
SYBR Gold*InvitrogenS11494
T4 polynucleotide kinase*NEBM0201L
T4 RNA ligase 2*NEBM0242L
TBE polyacrylamide gel*NovexEC6215BOX8%
TBE–urea polyacrylamide gel*NovexEC68752BOX10%
TBE–urea polyacrylamide gel*NovexEC6885BOX15%
TBE–urea sample buffer*NovexLC68762×
TrisRoth4855
Tris*AmbionAM98511 M, pH 7.0
Tris*AmbionAM98561 M, pH 8.0
UltraPure 10× TBE buffer*Invitrogen15581-044
* - for library preparation
gasket and spring clamp , 90 mm,Millipore XX1009020
ground joint flask 1 L ,MilliporeXX1504705

References

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  2. Shiber, A., et al. Cotranslational assembly of protein complexes in eukaryo....

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Co-Translational InteractionsRibosome-Nascent Chain ComplexesAffinity PurificationProtein Network FormationDeep SequencingRNA ExtractionWestern BlotSaccaromyces Cerevisiae