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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 28.
Published in final edited form as: Appl Microbiol Biotechnol. 2020 Jan 17;104(5):1927–1937. doi: 10.1007/s00253-020-10350-3

Table 1.

Overview of novel approaches having been established for microbial production of RNA molecules

Approach Target RNA Bacterial strain Vector Promoter Purification method Yield (mg/L culture) References
tRNA scaffold Various E. coli JMlOlTr E. coli BL21 (DE3) pBSTNAV derivative or pET23b lpp or T7 PAGE, affinity or ion exchange FPLC Tens Nelissen et al. 2012; Ponchon et al. 2009; Ponchon and Dardel 2007
rRNA scaffold Aptamers, sRNAs E. coli JM109 (DE3) pCV and pCR derivatives rrnB P1/P2 Gel electrophoresis 2–8 mg/g cells Liu et al. 2010
tRNA/pre-miRNA carrier Various E. coli HST08 and DH5a pBSTNAV lpp Spin column, FPLC methods, etc. Tens Chen et al. 2015; Ho et al. 2018; Li et al. 2015; Petrek et al. 2019
ELVd RNA carrier Aptamer, sRNA E. coli BL21 or derivative P15tRnlSm andpLELVd-BZB lpp PAGE, FPLC ~150 (estimated; total ELVd RNAs) Daros et al. 2018
siRNA binding protein (pl9) siRNA E. coli T7 Express Iq (BL21derivative) pRSF-GST-p19-His and pCDF-GST-p19-His tac (p19) and T7 (siRNA) Affinity chromatograph and anion exchange HPLC ~0.04 Huang et al. 2013
Using RNase III-deficient C. glutamicum U1A*-RNA diapl *-dsRNA C. glutamicum 2256LΔrnc pVH2 F1 (Not reported or demonstrated) Up to 75–300 Hashiro et al. 2019a; Hashiro et al. 2019b