RhoBAST - a rhodamine-binding aptamer for super-resolution RNA imaging
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RhoBAST, a rhodamine-binding RNA aptamer, enables super-resolution imaging by providing light-up fluorescence and allowing visualization of RNA structures at the subcellular and subnuclear levels.
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RhoBAST is a novel fluorescence light-up RNA aptamer (FLAP) that transiently binds a fluorogenic rhodamine dye. Fast dye association and dissociation result in intermittent fluorescence emission, facilitating single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) with an image resolution not limited by photobleaching. We demonstrate RhoBAST's excellent properties as a RNA marker by resolving subcellular and subnuclear structures of RNA in live and fixed cells by SMLM and structured illumination microscopy (SIM).
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