New, easy, quick and efficient DNA replication timing analysis by high-throughput approaches.
Hadjadj, D.; Denecker, T.; Guerin, E.; Kim, S.-J.; Fauchereau, F.; Baldacci, G.; Maric, C.; Cadoret, J.-C.
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DNA replication must be faithful and follow a well-defined spatio-temporal program closely linked to transcriptional activity, epigenomic marks, intra-nuclear structures, mutation rate and cell fate determination. Among the readouts of the DNA replication spatio-temporal program, replication timing (RT) analyses require complex, precise and time-consuming experimental procedures, and the study of large-size computer files. We improved the RT protocol to speed it up and increase its quality and reproducibility. Also, we partly automated the RT protocol and developed a user-friendly software: the START-R suite (Simple Tool for the Analysis of the Replication Timing based on R). START-R suite is an open source web application using an R script and an HTML interface to analyze DNA replication timing in a given cell line with microarray or deep-sequencing results. This novel approach can be used by every biologist without requiring specific knowledge in bioinformatics. It also reduces the time required for generating and analyzing simultaneously data from several samples. START-R suite detects constant timing regions (CTR) but also, and this is a novelty, it identifies temporal transition regions (TTR) and detects significant differences between two experimental conditions. The informatic global analysis requires less than 10 minutes.
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