• 00:21 1.
    index 1
  • 00:13 2.
    Engineering circular RNA for potent and stable translation in eukaryotic cellsR. Alexander Wesselhoeft, Piotr S. Kowalski & Daniel G. Anderson Nature Communications 9, Article number: 2629 (2018)
  • 00:51 3.
    Backsplicing of circRNA
  • 00:29 4.
    CircRNA are more resistant to nucleases and stable
  • 00:09 5.
    Aim
  • 00:02 6.
    Self-Splicing Introns
  • 00:00 7.
    Aim
  • 00:00 8.
    CircRNA are more resistant to nucleases and stable
  • 01:42 9.
    Backsplicing of circRNA
  • 01:20 10.
    Self-Splicing Introns
  • 01:10 11.
    IRES (Internal Ribosomal Entry Site)
  • 00:01 12.
    Results
  • 00:50 13.
    IRES (Internal Ribosomal Entry Site)
  • 00:02 14.
    Results
  • 01:10 15.
    Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
  • 00:02 16.
    Addition of homology arms
  • 00:08 17.
    Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
  • 00:05 18.
    Addition of homology arms
  • 00:59 19.
    Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
  • 00:30 20.
    Addition of homology arms
  • 00:05 21.
    Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
  • 01:52 22.
    Addition of homology arms
  • 00:10 23.
    Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
  • 04:56 24.
    Addition of homology arms
  • 00:44 25.
    The effect of spacers on splicing
  • 00:01 26.
    Addition of homology arms
  • 01:14 27.
    Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
  • 00:00 28.
    Addition of homology arms
  • 00:42 29.
    The effect of spacers on splicing
  • 01:37 30.
    The effect of switching to the Anabaena catalytic intron
  • 03:00 31.
    Evaluation of circularization efficacy and translation from de-novo engineered precursor RNA.
  • 00:59 32.
    Evaluation of circularization efficacy and translation from de-novo engineered precursor RNA.
  • 00:04 33.
    IRES efficacy in varying sequence contexts
  • 00:17 34.
    Evaluation of circularization efficacy and translation from de-novo engineered precursor RNA.
  • 02:13 35.
    IRES efficacy in varying sequence contexts
  • 00:55 36.
    IRES efficacy in varying cell
  • 00:02 37.
    IRES efficacy in varying sequence contexts
  • 00:06 38.
    IRES efficacy in varying cell
  • 03:01 39.
    HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
  • 00:02 40.
    HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
  • 01:13 41.
    HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
  • 00:52 42.
    HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
  • 00:01 43.
    Translation efficacy of circRNA compared to linear mRNA
  • 00:42 44.
    HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
  • 05:26 45.
    Translation efficacy of circRNA compared to linear mRNA
  • 00:10 46.
    Translation efficacy of circRNA compared to linear mRNA
  • 01:58 47.
    Slide 20
  • Index
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Duration: 42:51, Browse: 597, Last Updated: 2019-06-13
    • 00:21 1.
      index 1
    • 00:13 2.
      Engineering circular RNA for potent and stable translation in eukaryotic cellsR. Alexander Wesselhoeft, Piotr S. Kowalski & Daniel G. Anderson Nature Communications 9, Article number: 2629 (2018)
    • 00:51 3.
      Backsplicing of circRNA
    • 00:29 4.
      CircRNA are more resistant to nucleases and stable
    • 00:09 5.
      Aim
    • 00:02 6.
      Self-Splicing Introns
    • 00:00 7.
      Aim
    • 00:00 8.
      CircRNA are more resistant to nucleases and stable
    • 01:42 9.
      Backsplicing of circRNA
    • 01:20 10.
      Self-Splicing Introns
    • 01:10 11.
      IRES (Internal Ribosomal Entry Site)
    • 00:01 12.
      Results
    • 00:50 13.
      IRES (Internal Ribosomal Entry Site)
    • 00:02 14.
      Results
    • 01:10 15.
      Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
    • 00:02 16.
      Addition of homology arms
    • 00:08 17.
      Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
    • 00:05 18.
      Addition of homology arms
    • 00:59 19.
      Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
    • 00:30 20.
      Addition of homology arms
    • 00:05 21.
      Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
    • 01:52 22.
      Addition of homology arms
    • 00:10 23.
      Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
    • 04:56 24.
      Addition of homology arms
    • 00:44 25.
      The effect of spacers on splicing
    • 00:01 26.
      Addition of homology arms
    • 01:14 27.
      Premuted intron-exon(PIE) splicing
    • 00:00 28.
      Addition of homology arms
    • 00:42 29.
      The effect of spacers on splicing
    • 01:37 30.
      The effect of switching to the Anabaena catalytic intron
    • 03:00 31.
      Evaluation of circularization efficacy and translation from de-novo engineered precursor RNA.
    • 00:59 32.
      Evaluation of circularization efficacy and translation from de-novo engineered precursor RNA.
    • 00:04 33.
      IRES efficacy in varying sequence contexts
    • 00:17 34.
      Evaluation of circularization efficacy and translation from de-novo engineered precursor RNA.
    • 02:13 35.
      IRES efficacy in varying sequence contexts
    • 00:55 36.
      IRES efficacy in varying cell
    • 00:02 37.
      IRES efficacy in varying sequence contexts
    • 00:06 38.
      IRES efficacy in varying cell
    • 03:01 39.
      HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
    • 00:02 40.
      HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
    • 01:13 41.
      HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
    • 00:52 42.
      HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
    • 00:01 43.
      Translation efficacy of circRNA compared to linear mRNA
    • 00:42 44.
      HPLC purification of circRNA from splicing reactions
    • 05:26 45.
      Translation efficacy of circRNA compared to linear mRNA
    • 00:10 46.
      Translation efficacy of circRNA compared to linear mRNA
    • 01:58 47.
      Slide 20
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