Table 1.
The half-lives of nucleic acids against various nucleases either in aqueous buffer or in 2 M CDHP
Nuclease | Half-life in water | Half-life in 2 M CDHPd | Relative increase in half-life |
---|---|---|---|
RNase Aa | <5 s | 224.3 days | >3 875 904 |
RNase Hb | 37.9 s | 267.6 days | 610 043 |
Exonuclease Ta (RNase T) | 8.4 s | 636.1 days | 6 542 742 |
DNase Ic | 6.0 s | 229.3 days | 3 301 920 |
T5c exonuclease | 56.0 s | 730.2 days | 1 126 594 |
Exonuclease Vc | 144.4 s | 304.6 days | 182 253 |
S1 nucleasea | 7.5 s | 158.7 days | 1 828 224 |
aMG aptamer-FAM was employed. bMnSOD mRNA-22-Cy5, hybridized with MnSOD MB, was employed. cMnSOD MB-Cy3 was employed. dAssuming the first order decay kinetics, half-lives of RNAs and DNAs are calculated based on Supplementary Figure S13. The relative increase in half-life is the half-life of nucleic acids in 2 M CDHP divided by that in water.