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    SMART-Seq

    cecilia, Suzie Alarcon, Alessandro Sette

    Published: 2021-12-02 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.bwu5pey6
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    Abstract

    This protocol details the cell lysis / Oligot-dT priming, reverse transcription, PCR preamplification and quality Check cDNA and tagmentation reaction.

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    Steps

    Cell Lysis / Oligot-dT Priming

    1.

    Note
    Timing: ∼15 min (for eight-strip tubes)
    Dilute the oligo-dT30VN primer to 10micromolar (µM) by adding 10µL of 100micromolar (µM) oligo-dT primers and 90µL of nuclease-free water to a tube and mix well.

    2.

    Prepare cell lysis buffer by adding 1µL of RNase inhibitor to 19µL of a 0.2% (vol/vol) Triton X-100 solution.

    Note
    If you are working with purified RNA, this step can be omitted and a corresponding volume of water can be used instead.

    3.

    Isolate single cells in the lowest possible volume (preferably ≤0.5µL, possibly 0.3µL) or pipet the appropriate amount of RNA into a 0.2mL thin-walled PCR tube. Single cells can be obtained either by using a micro capillary pipette or via FACS.

    4.

    Place each single cell into a 0.2mL thin-walled PCR tube containing 2µL of cell lysis buffer, 1µL of oligo-dT primer and 1µL of dNTP mix.

    5.

    Quickly vortex the tube to mix, and then spin down the solution (700g for 0h 0m 10s at Room temperature) and immediately place it On ice.

    6.

    Incubate the samples at 72°C for 0h 3m 0s and immediately put the tube back 72On ice.

    7.

    Spin down the samples (700g for 0h 0m 10s at 72Room temperature) to collect the liquid at the bottom of the tubes, and then put them immediately back 72On ice.

    Note
    The oligo-dT primer is now hybridized to the poly(A) tail of all the mRNA molecules.
    Purified RNA:

    Xul RNA up to 2.5ul

    1ul oligo-dT Primer (10uM)

    1ul dNTP (10mM)

    xul H2O

    4.5ul Total

    72°C for 0h 3m 0s, snap cool.

    Reverse Transcription

    8.

    Prepare the RT mix for all reactions plus one additional reaction by combining and mixing the reagents listed in the table below.

    ABC
    ComponentVolume (ul)Final Conc
    Superscipt II0.50100 U
    RNAse inhibitor (40 U/ul)0.2510 U
    Superscript II FS buffer (5X)2.001X
    DTT (100 mM)0.505 mM
    Betaine (5 M)2.001 M
    MgCl2 (1 M)0.066 mM
    TSO (100uM)0.101 uM
    H2O0.29-
    Total5.70-
    9.

    Add 5.7µL of RT mix to Samples for a total of 10µL.

    10.

    Spin and incubate as follows:

    ABCD
    CycleTemperature (°C)TimePurpose
    14290 minRT and template-switching
    2–11502 minUnfolding of RNA secondary structures
    422 minCompletion/continuation of RT and template-switching
    127015 minEnzyme inactivation
    134HoldSafe storage

    PCR preamplification

    11.

    Prepare the PCR mix for all reactions plus one additional reaction by combining and mixing the following components:

    ABC
    ComponentVolume (μl)Final concentration
    First-strand reaction10–
    KAPA HiFi HotStart ReadyMix (2×)12.501×
    IS PCR primers (10 μM)0.250.1 μM
    Nuclease-free water2.25–
    Total volume25–
    12.

    Add 15µL of PCR mix to each tube from Step 12, which contains the first-strand reaction and perform the PCR in a thermal cycler by using the following program:

    ABCDE
    CycleDenatureAnnealExtendHold
    198 °C, 3 min–––
    2–19 (see below)98 °C, 20 s67 °C, 15 s72 °C, 6 min–
    20––72 °C, 5 min–
    21–––4 °C
    ABC
    Input Amount Total RNAInput Amount, CellsTypical No. of PCR Cycles
    10 ng1,000 cells12
    1 ng100 cells12
    500 pg50 cells13
    100 pg10 cells15
    10 pg1 cell18

    Ampure Cleanup

    13.

    Perform a typical Ampure cleanup using 1:1 ratio of Ampure:cDNA.

    14.

    Elute using 17.5µL EB solution and pipette 15µL to transfer to a new tube.

    Quality Check cDNA

    15.

    Run a High Sensitivity Bioanalyzer Chip to check for quality of cDNA.

    16.

    A good library should be free of short (<500 bp) fragments and should show a peak at 1.5–2 kb.

    Tagmentation Reaction

    17.

    Setup the tagmentation RXN as follows:

    ABC
    ComponentVolume (μl)Final concentration
    Tagment DNA buffer (TD, 2×)101×
    Amplicon tagment mix5–
    DNA from PCRVariable–
    Nuclease-free waterVariable–
    Total volume20–
    18.

    Incubate in a thermal cycler at 55°C for 0h 5m 0s and bring to 4°C HOLD.

    19.

    Add 5µL of NT buffer to the 20µL RXN and mix.

    20.

    Incubate at 4Room temperature for 0h 5m 0s.

    Enrichment of Tagmented cDNA

    21.

    Prepare the following PCR RXN as follows:

    AB
    ComponentVolume (μl)
    DNA25
    Nextera PCR master mix15
    Index 1 primers (N7xx)5
    Index 2 primers (N5xx)5
    Total volume50
    22.

    Run the PCR RXN on a thermal cycler with the following conditions:

    ABCDE
    CycleDenatureAnnealExtendHold
    1––72 °C, 3 min–
    295 °C, 30 s–––
    3–14*95 °C, 10 s55 °C, 30 s72 °C, 30 s–
    15––72 °C, 5 min–
    16–––4 °C

    *for 1ng, 8-12 cycles could be used

    Expected results:

    23.

    Note
    Using Single Cell (thus, purified RNA should yield better stats)Sequence reads from each individual cell are normally in the range of 1–20 million, depending on the level of multiplexing in the sequencing. When sequencing 50-bp single-end reads, we find that normally 60% of reads map uniquely to the genome (20% multimapping and 20% with no match); of the uniquely mapping reads, >60% of the reads map to annotated RefSeq exons, 20% intronic and 20% intergenic, but these values depend on the completeness of the gene annotations. The read coverage across transcripts should be even.

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