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US 8,912,317 B2Granted
Ribonucleic acid interference molecules of Arabidopsis thaliana
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsTien Huynh, Isidore Rigoutsos
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Abstract
Sequences of ribonucleic acid interference molecules are provided. For example, in one aspect, at least one nucleic acid molecule comprising at least one of one or more precursor sequences having SEQ_ID NO: 1 through SEQ_ID NO: 3,197 and one or more corresponding mature sequences having SEQ_ID NO: 3,198 through SEQ_ID NO: 6,565 is provided. Techniques are also provided for regulating gene expression.
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A method for synthetically constructing a nucleic acid molecule from sequences related to Arabidopsis Thaliana, the method comprising:
- predicting a microRNA precursor sequence related to Arabidopsis Thaliana, wherein predicting a precursor sequence comprises:
- generating one or more patterns of conserved sequences by processing a collection of known microRNA precursor sequences related to Arabidopsis Thaliana and applying a pattern discovery method to the collection of known microRNA precursor sequences to generate the one or more patterns;
- assigning one or more attributes to the one or more generated patterns;
- subselecting one or more candidate regions of a sample nucleotide sequence from at least one of an intergenic region and an intronic region in connection with using the one or more patterns whose one or more attributes satisfy at least one criterion;
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- using the one or more subselected candidate regions to predict one or more microRNA precursors in a nucleotide sequence related to Arabidopsis Thaliana via filtering the one or more subselected candidate regions based on, for each pattern of sequences, structure energy and number of bulges;
- predicting a mature microRNA sequence related to Arabidopsis Thaliana, wherein predicting a precursor sequence comprises:
- generating one or more patterns of conserved sequences by processing a collection of known mature microRNA sequences related to Arabidopsis Thaliana and applying a pattern discovery method to the collection of known mature microRNA sequences to generate the one or more patterns;
- assigning one or more attributes to the one or more generated patterns;
- subselecting one or more candidate regions of a sample nucleotide sequence from at least one of an intergenic region and an intronic region in connection using the one or more patterns whose one or more attributes satisfy at least one criterion;
- using the one or more subselected candidate regions to predict one or more mature microRNA in a nucleotide sequence related to Arabidopsis Thaliana via filtering the one or more subselected candidate regions based on, for each pattern of sequences, structure energy and number of bulges;
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- synthetically constructing a nucleic acid molecule based on a predicted microRNA precursor sequence and a predicted mature microRNA sequence.
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