GSE198212
GSE GEORemodeling of oncogenic transcriptomes by small-molecules targeting the RNA-binding protein NONO
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Summary
A large swath of the human proteome is dedicated to RNA homeostasis, but most RNA-binding proteins lack chemical probes1,2. Here, phenotypic screening led to the discovery of electrophilic small molecules that swiftly (within 4 h) and stereospecifically decrease transcripts encoding the androgen receptor (AR) and its major V7 splice variant in human prostate cancer cells. We show by chemical proteomics that these compounds covalently engage cysteine-145 on the RNA-binding protein NONO. Transcriptomics and proteomics profiling revealed that covalent NONO ligands suppress a discrete set of transcripts and proteins, including multiple oncogenic transcription factors, and impair the proliferation of cancer cells. These effects were not observed following genetic disruption of NONO, which instead blocked ligand activity. The covalent ligands promote accumulation of NONO in nuclear foci and at the first 5ï¢ splice site of immature transcripts, pointing to a trapping mechanism that may prevent compensatory action by the related protein PSPC1, which was found to increase in cancer cells following genetic or chemical perturbation of NONO. These findings, taken together, designate NONO as a druggable RNA-binding protein that can be co-opted by covalent small molecules to suppress pro-tumorigenic transcriptional networks.
Overall Design
Examination of RNA-seq and eCLIP-seq in 22Rv1 human prostate cancer cell line with 3 ligand treatmetns: SKBG-1(R), SKBG-1(S), DMSO under the context of WT and NONO-KO
Analysis (7 steps)
View Data Processing- Processed Using https://github.com/YeoLab/eclip 0.7.0
- After standard HiSeq demultiplexing, eCLIP libraries with distinct in-line barcodes were demultiplexed using custom scripts, and the random-mer was appended to the read name for later usage.
- Reads were then adapter trimmed (cutadapt v1.9.dev1) and reads less than 18 bp were discarded
- Mapping was then first performed against human elements in RepBase (v18.05) with STAR (v2.4.0i), repeat-mapping reads were segregated for separate analysis, and all others were then mapped against the full human genome (hg19) including a database of splice junctions with STAR (v 2.4.0i) (Dobin et al., 2013).
- Uniquely mapping reads were then run through a custom-built PCR duplicate removal script, removing duplicate reads based on sharing identical Read1 start position, Read2 start position, and random-mer sequence to leave 'Usable' reads.
- eCLIP data sets with multiple in-line barcodes were merged at the usable read stage, and cluster identification was performed on usable reads using CLIPper (Yeo et al., 2009) (available at https://github.com/YeoLab/clipper/releases/tag/1.0) with options âs GRCh38 âo âbonferroni âsuperlocalâthreshold-method binomialâsave-pickle
- data are further downsampled to roughly equal number per replicate
Supplementary Files (7)
SRA Experiments (12) and Runs (12)
Total: 11054 MBSample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278238 | 29547796 | 2984327396 | 868.53 | DMSO_CLIP_rep1.fastq.gz, SRR18278238, SRR18278238.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278237 | 42151125 | 4215112500 | 1260.86 | DMSO_CLIP_rep2.fastq.gz, SRR18278237, SRR18278237.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278236 | 18488179 | 1867306079 | 544.58 | DMSO_INPUT_rep1.fastq.gz, SRR18278236, SRR18278236.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278235 | 42523832 | 4252383200 | 1264.32 | DMSO_INPUT_rep2.fastq.gz, SRR18278235, SRR18278235.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278234 | 33892411 | 3423133511 | 1007.25 | 10R_CLIP_rep1.fastq.gz, SRR18278234, SRR18278234.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278233 | 34566333 | 3456633300 | 1034.98 | 10R_CLIP_rep2.fastq.gz, SRR18278233, SRR18278233.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278232 | 19374551 | 1956829651 | 574.1 | 10R_INPUT_rep1.fastq.gz, SRR18278232, SRR18278232.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278231 | 32397732 | 3239773200 | 967.35 | 10R_INPUT_rep2.fastq.gz, SRR18278231, SRR18278231.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278230 | 18273055 | 1845578555 | 541.0 | 10S_CLIP_rep1.fastq.gz, SRR18278230, SRR18278230.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278229 | 35890338 | 3589033800 | 1071.21 | 10S_CLIP_rep2.fastq.gz, SRR18278229, SRR18278229.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278228 | 31516879 | 3183204779 | 920.32 | 10S_INPUT_rep1.fastq.gz, SRR18278228, SRR18278228.lite | SRA |
Sample attributes
Original files (1)
Runs (1)
| Run | Spots | Bases | Size (MB) | Files | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRR18278227 | 33847194 | 3384719400 | 999.76 | 10S_INPUT_rep2.fastq.gz, SRR18278227, SRR18278227.lite | SRA |
Linked Publications (2)
Data Files (12)
| Accession | File Name | Stored Type | Output Type | Mapping Assembly | Size | Download | |
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| — | 10R_CLIP_rep1.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 1007.2 MB | link | |||
| — | 10R_CLIP_rep2.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 1.0 GB | link | |||
| — | 10R_INPUT_rep1.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 574.1 MB | link | |||
| — | 10R_INPUT_rep2.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 967.3 MB | link | |||
| — | 10S_CLIP_rep1.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 541.0 MB | link | |||
| — | 10S_CLIP_rep2.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 1.0 GB | link | |||
| — | 10S_INPUT_rep1.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 920.3 MB | link | |||
| — | 10S_INPUT_rep2.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 999.8 MB | link | |||
| — | DMSO_CLIP_rep1.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 868.5 MB | link | |||
| — | DMSO_CLIP_rep2.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 1.2 GB | link | |||
| — | DMSO_INPUT_rep1.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 544.6 MB | link | |||
| — | DMSO_INPUT_rep2.fastq.gz | RIP-Seq | 1.2 GB | link |