Compositions, methods and related uses for cleaving modified DNA
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1. A method of detecting hydryoxymethyl cytosine (hmC) in a genomic DNA sample, comprising:
- (a) making a preparation comprising;
(i) the genomic DNA sample;
(ii) one or more purified recombinant proteins having at least 95% sequence identity to an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of BmeDI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
5, BbiDI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
6, AbaSDFI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
7, PatTI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
8, YkrI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
9, SpeAI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
10, EsaNI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
11, and PpeHI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
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(iii) a reaction buffer;
(b) permitting the protein to cleave the genomic DNA at a cleavage site;
(c) determining the DNA sequence at least on one side of the cleavage site;
(d) optionally mapping the DNA sequence onto a reference genomic DNA sequence; and
(e) detecting the hmC.
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Abstract
Compositions, methods and a kit are described relating to a novel family of enzymes which preferentially bind to a hydroxymethylated cytosine or a glucosylated hydroxymethylated cytosine and cleave double-stranded DNA at a defined distance 3′ of the recognition site to produce a cleavage fragment with a 1-3 base overhang.
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1. A method of detecting hydryoxymethyl cytosine (hmC) in a genomic DNA sample, comprising:
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(a) making a preparation comprising; (i) the genomic DNA sample; (ii) one or more purified recombinant proteins having at least 95% sequence identity to an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of BmeDI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
5, BbiDI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
6, AbaSDFI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
7, PatTI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
8, YkrI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
9, SpeAI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
10, EsaNI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
11, and PpeHI as set forth in SEQ ID NO;
12;(iii) a reaction buffer; (b) permitting the protein to cleave the genomic DNA at a cleavage site; (c) determining the DNA sequence at least on one side of the cleavage site; (d) optionally mapping the DNA sequence onto a reference genomic DNA sequence; and (e) detecting the hmC. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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