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    Classification:

    Full-length lncRNA Sequencing


    Introduction


    Full-length IncRNA sequencing refers to the direct acquisition of the entire sequence from the 5' end to the 3' end of reverse-transcribed cDNA without fragmenting RNA following rRNA depletion. It does not rely on Poly(A) tail enrichment, thereby enabling the identification and quantification of both Poly(A)-tailed and non-tailed IncRNA transcripts. Furthermore, it systematically performs comprehensive analysis of alternative splicing events in IncRNA molecules.

    Applications


    Developmental Biology Research

    Oncology Research

    Immunoinfection Research

    Environmental Toxicology Research

    Highlights


    Obtain full-length lncRNA sequences directly without splicing

    Quantify lncRNA transcripts

    Identify alternative splicing events in lncRNAs

    Capture other RNA types such as mRNA, tRNA, and small RNA

    Library Construction Workflow


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    Analysis Workflow


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    Data Delivery File Formats


    FASTQ Data Files

    Sample Requirements


    Sample Types

    Amount RNA Integrity Purity
    Total RNA ≥3 μg The RNA sample is clear and transparent, with no insoluble matter. The 28S and 18S main bands are clear, with 28S/18S ratio ≥ 1, and the insect 18S band is clear without any trailing. A260/280=1.9-2.1;  A260/230≥1.0

     

    Tissue Type

    Full-length lncRNA Sequencing

    Dry Weight of Fresh Animal Tissue

    ≥300 mg

    Dry Weight of Fresh Plant Tissue

    ≥500 mg

    Freshly Cultured Cells

    ≥1-5×106

    Freshly Collected Whole Blood

    4-5 ml

    Microbial Biomass

    ≥5×106 or ≥0.2 g

    Publications


    De novo assembly of nuclear stress bodies rearranges and enhances NFIL3 to restrain acute inflammatory responses

    Journal: Cell

    IF: 45.5

    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2025.05.003

    Summary

    The membrane-less nuclear stress bodies (nSBs), with satellite III (SatIII) RNAs as the hallmark, are present in primates upon sensing stresses. We report that SatⅢ DNAs, SatⅢ RNAs, and 30 nSB proteins assemble into well-organized structures shortly after stresses. The activated SatⅢ heterochromatin loci rapidly expand, resulting in reduced spatial distance and enhanced expression of adjacent genes, including the transcription suppressor NFIL3, which is known to dampen proinflammatory cytokine production. Rearranging NFIL3 loci within the nSB territory enhances NFIL3 chromatin accessibility and makes NFIL3 promoters more accessible to transcription factors heat shock transcription factor 1 (HSF1) and bromodomain containing 4 (BRD4), which are also recruited to nSBs upon stresses. Human peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC)-derived macrophages under heat shock plus pathogen-associated molecular pattern treatments exhibit increased SatⅢ and NFIL3 expression, the latter of which suppresses key inflammatory cytokines. Importantly, NFIL3 expression positively correlates with SatⅢ activation in septic patients, a process positively correlated to patient survival, highlighting a role of nSBs in restraining inflammatory responses.

     

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    What's the best choice?


     

    Full-length transcript sequencing

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    TAIl Iso-seq

    Direct RNA-seq

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    Direct cDNA-seq

    Full-length lncRNA Sequencing

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    Gene difference analysis

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    Isoform quantification

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    Isoform difference analysis

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    Alternative splicing

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    fusion gene

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    novel transcript prediction

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    Allele analysis

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    Alternative polyadenylation

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    Poly(A) length

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    LncRNA analysis

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    Modification analysis(m6A, m5C,Ψ, I)

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    Positive and negative chain analysis

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    Library Construction

    Reverse transcription and PCR amplification

    Reverse transcription and PCR amplification

    Without reverse transcription and PCR amplification

    Only reverse transcription

    Reverse transcription and PCR amplification

    Sequencing platform

    Nanopore PromethION

    Nanopore PromethION

    Nanopore PromethION

    Nanopore PromethION

    Nanopore PromethION

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    If you are interested in our long-read sequencing services or potential collaboration, please contact us. Our team is ready to support your research with tailored solutions. We also welcome feedback from users to help us improve our services.

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