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Structural-profiling of low molecular weight RNAs by nanopore trapping/translocation using Mycobacterium smegmatis porin A

Wang Yuqin,Guan Xiaoyu,Zhang Shanyu,Liu Yao,Wang Sha,Fan Pingping,Du Xiaoyu,Yan Shuanghong,Zhang Panke,Chen Hong-Yuan,Li Wenfei,Zhang Daoqiang,Huang Shuo

Folding of RNA can produce elaborate tertiary structures, corresponding to their diverse roles in the regulation of biological activities. Direct observation of RNA structures at high resolution in their native form however remains a challenge. The large vestibule and the narrow constriction of a Mycobacterium smegmatis porin A (MspA) suggests a sensing mode called nanopore trapping/translocation, which clearly distinguishes between microRNA, small interfering RNA (siRNA), transfer RNA (tRNA) and 5 S ribosomal RNA (rRNA). To further profit from the acquired event characteristics, a custom machine learning algorithm is developed. Events from measurements with a mixture of RNA analytes can be automatically classified, reporting a general accuracy of ~93.4%. tRNAs, which possess a unique tertiary structure, report a highly distinguishable sensing feature, different from all other RNA types tested in this study. With this strategy, tRNAs from different sources are measured and a high structural conservation across different species is observed in single molecule.