Reciprocal subtraction differential RNA display: An efficient and rapid procedure for isolating differentially expressed gene sequences
AUTOR(ES)
Kang, Dong-chul
FONTE
The National Academy of Sciences
RESUMO
A reciprocal subtraction differential RNA display (RSDD) approach has been developed that permits the rapid and efficient identification and cloning of both abundant and rare differentially expressed genes. RSDD comprises reciprocal subtraction of cDNA libraries followed by differential RNA display. The RSDD strategy was applied to analyze the gene expression alterations resulting during cancer progression as adenovirus-transformed rodent cells developed an aggressive transformed state, as documented by elevated anchorage-independence and enhanced in vivo oncogenesis in nude mice. This approach resulted in the identification and cloning of both known and a high proportion (>65%) of unknown sequences, including cDNAs displaying elevated expression as a function of progression (progression-elevated gene) and cDNAs displaying suppressed expression as a function of progression (progression-suppressed gene). Sixteen differentially expressed genes, including five unknown progression-elevated genes and six unknown progression-suppressed genes, have been characterized. The RSDD scheme should find wide application for the effective detection and isolation of differentially expressed genes.
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