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Title: Use of steric blocking antisense oligonucleotides for the targeted inhibition of junction containing precursor microRNAs Open Access Deposited

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  • These original data files are processed and analyzed as described in the Method section of the manuscript.
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  • These files are the original data for the publication of 'Use of steric blocking antisense oligonucleotides for the targeted inhibition of junction containing precursor microRNAs':  https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.04.08.588531. This dataset contains the original gel image files for the processing assay results, luciferase data readout, and the original data file for qPCR results reported in the publication.
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  • sicongm@umich.edu
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  • Use of steric blocking antisense oligonucleotides for the targeted inhibition of junction containing precursor microRNAs Sicong Ma, Samantha A. Howden, Sarah C. Keane bioRxiv 2024.04.08.588531; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.04.08.588531
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Ma, S., Keane, S. (2024). Use of steric blocking antisense oligonucleotides for the targeted inhibition of junction containing precursor microRNAs [Data set], University of Michigan - Deep Blue Data. https://doi.org/10.7302/ffa9-4e29

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Date: 03 April, 2024

Dataset Title: Use of steric blocking antisense oligonucleotides for the targeted inhibition of junction containing precursor microRNAs

Dataset Creators: Sicong Ma, Sarah Keane

Dataset Contact: Sarah Keane sckeane@umich.edu

Funding: National Institutes of Health [R35 GM138279 to S.C.K]

Key Points:
These files are the original data file for the publication ‘Use of steric blocking antisense oligonucleotides for the targeted inhibition of junction containing precursor microRNAs’.

Research Overview:
These files are the original data for the publication of 'Use of steric blocking antisense oligonucleotides for the targeted inhibition of junction containing precursor microRNAs': https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.04.08.588531. This dataset contains the original gel image files for the processing assay results, luciferase data readout, and the original data file for qPCR results reported in the publication.

Methodology:
These original data files are processed and analyzed as described in the Method section of the manuscript.

Files contained here:
The folders show divisions based on each data set presents inside the manuscript. The folders are described below:
-gel image for pre-miR-31 folder:
1. -ASO screening folder contains the original gel image for pre-miR-31 generated from Dicer/TRBP antisense oligo cleavage assays
2. -competition assay folder contains the original gel image for pre-miR-31 generated from Dicer/TRBP pre-miRNA competition assays
3. -nonspecificity folder contains the original gel image for pre-miR-21 and pre-let-7c generated from Dicer/TRBP antisense oligo cleavage assays in the pre-miR-31 manuscript section
-gel image for pre-miR-144 folder:
1. -ASO screening folder contains the original gel image for pre-miR-144 generated from Dicer/TRBP antisense oligo cleavage assays
2. -competition assay folder contains the original gel image for pre-miR-144 generated from Dicer/TRBP pre-miRNA competition assays
3. -nonspecificity folder contains the original gel image for pre-miR-31 and pre-let-7c generated from Dicer/TRBP antisense oligo cleavage assays in the pre-miR-144 manuscript section
-sybr gold gel image folder:
This folder contains all the original gel file for pre-miR-144, pre-miR-143 and GG-pre-miR-19a generated from Dicer/TRBP pre-miRNA SYBR Gold cleavage assays.

-luciferase data folder:
1. 20240201 luciferase luc2 for miR-144: Luc2 luciferase readout for pre-miR-144 luciferase assay
2. 20240201 luciferase Ren for miR144: Renilla luciferase readout for pre-miR-144 luciferase assay
3. 20240201 luciferase result for miR-144: compiled and analyzed readout for pre-miR-144 luciferase assay
4. mir31 luc2 02282024: Luc2 luciferase readout for pre-miR-31 luciferase assay
5. mir31 ren 02282024: Renilla luciferase readout for pre-miR-31 luciferase assay
6. mir31 luciferase 02282024: compiled and analyzed readout for pre-miR-31 luciferase assay
-qPCR data folder:
1. pcmv31 HEK293 U6 20240222: U6 internal control original cq data file for pre-miR-31 in cell experiments Quantitative Real-Time PCR Analysis.
2. pcmv31 HEK293 miR31 and mir21 advanced kit 20240305: miR-31 and miR-21 original cq data file for pre-miR-31 in cell experiments Quantitative Real-Time PCR Analysis.
3. pcmv144 HEK293 miR21 20240305: miR-21 original cq data file for pre-miR-144 in cell experiments Quantitative Real-Time PCR Analysis.
4. pcmv144 HEK293 miR144 20240222: miR-144 original cq data file for pre-miR-144 in cell experiments Quantitative Real-Time PCR Analysis
5. pcmv144 HEK293 U6 20240222: U6 internal control original cq data file for pre-miR-144 in cell experiments Quantitative Real-Time PCR Analysis

Related publication(s):https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.04.08.588531

Required softwares:
The radioactive gel image analysis is based on the .TIF images using ImgeJ software, other formats are as supported original documents for data integrity.
The .SCN file in '-sybr gold gel image' folder can be opened by Image Lab 6.0.1 software (windows).
The .pcrd file in the '-qPCR data' folder requires Bio-Rad CFX Maestro 2.3 software (windows).

Use and Access:
This data set is made available under a Creative Commons Public Domain license (CC0 4.0).

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