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. 2022 Oct 27;41(3):344–354. doi: 10.1038/s41587-022-01505-w

Fig. 1. BID-seq quantitatively detects Ψ sites as deletion signatures.

Fig. 1

a, Chemical structure of the Ψ-BS adduct after bisulfite treatment. b, BID-seq BS selectively reacts with Ψ and completely converts it into the Ψ-BS adduct under optimized conditions, without affecting normal C or U bases in RNA. c, The deletion ratio at the 100% modified Ψ site within the AGΨGA motif (synthesized RNA oligo) after BID-seq treatment versus that in the input. d, The average C to U mutation ratio at normal cytidine bases in synthesized RNA oligo after BID-seq treatment versus that in input. For cd, n = 2 biologically independent samples. e, Heatmap plot for deletion ratios on 256 motifs (NNΨNN) after BS treatment in BID-seq, which contain one 100% modified Ψ within each motif.

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