: Alternative splicing (AS) is an important mechanism contributing to stress-induced regulation of gene expression and proteome diversity. Massive sequencing technologies allow the identification of transcripts generated via stress-responsive AS, potentially important for adaptation to stress conditions. Several bioinformatics tools have been developed to identify differentially expressed alternative splicing events/transcripts from RNA-sequencing results. This chapter describes a detailed protocol for differential alternative splicing analysis using the rMATS tool. In addition, we provide guidelines for validation of the detected splice variants by qRT-PCR based on the obtained output files.

Determination of Differential Alternative Splicing Under Stress Conditions

Punzo P.;Grillo S.;Batelli G.
2024

Abstract

: Alternative splicing (AS) is an important mechanism contributing to stress-induced regulation of gene expression and proteome diversity. Massive sequencing technologies allow the identification of transcripts generated via stress-responsive AS, potentially important for adaptation to stress conditions. Several bioinformatics tools have been developed to identify differentially expressed alternative splicing events/transcripts from RNA-sequencing results. This chapter describes a detailed protocol for differential alternative splicing analysis using the rMATS tool. In addition, we provide guidelines for validation of the detected splice variants by qRT-PCR based on the obtained output files.
2024
Istituto di Bioscienze e Biorisorse - IBBR - Sede Secondaria Portici
9781071639726
9781071639733
Bioinformatics
Oligonucleotide design
Pre-mRNA splicing
RNA-sequencing
qRT-PCR validation
rMATS
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