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This study delves into how RBM15 impacts splicing regulation in the KSHV K8β intron region, analyzed through LC-MS/MS and RNA pulldowns, shedding light on protein associations and mutation effects. The involvement of RBM15 in KSHV ORF57 splicing is explored through RT-PCR and Northern Blotting.
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oVM246 3’ss oVM245 Exon 3 oVM244 K8β intron …acacaagacagcugcagcagGUAUAGACGGGAAACAGGUGUCUAUCUUGGCCGGCUGGUUACUCAAAUGGGAACAAUGGCGCCACCUUGCUGUCUUUGUAGgcauuagaagaaaaggaugc… oVM243 Exon 2 oVM242 STOP 5’ss oVM241 Figure S1
K8β 1 2 3 4 RBM15 - - + + - ORF57 - + + K8 + + + + C N C N RNA C N C N - K8 - GAPDH U6 Figure S2
A BCBL-1 0 6 12 24 32 56 VA (h) SRSF3 RBM15 - full ORF57 - cleaved β-tubulin SRSF3/RBM15 (%) 1 4 47 878 2220 2478 B HEK293 1000 ORF57 DNA (ng) 100 500 0 SRSF3 RBM15 - full - cleaved ORF57 β-tubulin Figure S3
Supplementary Table S1: Peptides and corresponding proteins associated with KSHV ORF57 in THE absence (Fig 2A, sample 1) or presence (Fig 2A, sample 2) of ectopically expressed RBM15. The peptides and proteins were identified with LC-MS/MS.
SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE S2. Biotinylated RNA oligos from the KSHV K8β intron region and the HPV16 ESE used in RNA pulldowns. Underlined are point mutations.
Supplementary Table S3: Primers used for RT-PCR and Northern Blotting. T7, T7 promoter; U1bs, U1 binding site