Experiment / E8RPENGKN3' UTR / RNA Stability MPRA (MPRAu)

PC3 IVT mRNA 3′ UTR stability MPRA

Multi-level functional genomics reveals molecular and cellular oncogenicity of patient-based 3′ untranslated region mutations

A fully capped and polyadenylated in-vitro-transcribed reporter mRNA library carrying paired 201-bp wild-type and mutant human 3′ UTR fragments was transfected into PC3 cells. Six biological replicates were sampled at 1, 3, 6, 12, and 24 hours to quantify allele-specific RNA decay and stability.

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Perturbation & assay details

Basal / Untreated

The library was produced from the MPRA plasmid template using an integrated T7 promoter, capped and polyadenylated by in-vitro transcription, and normalized with an exogenous spike-in. Six PC3 replicates were sequenced at five time points; the publication fit nonlinear decay curves and used 1-to-3-hour and 1-to-6-hour decay comparisons. The processed table reports GEO normalized log2-CPM means, paired decay contrasts, and a package-derived log-linear half-life proxy rather than the authors’ fitted half-lives.

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Column dictionary · 39 definitions
variant_id
Coordinate and REF-ALT identifier for the tested mutation.
chromosome
Chromosome parsed from variant_id.
position_grch38
1-based GRCh38 coordinate parsed from variant_id.
reference_allele
Reference allele in the variant identifier.
alternate_allele
Alternate allele in the variant identifier.
wt_utr_sequence_201bp
201-bp wild-type 3′ UTR insert sequence.
mutant_utr_sequence_201bp
201-bp mutant 3′ UTR insert sequence.
replicate_count
Number of biological replicates summarized.
wt_mean_1hr_log2_cpm
Mean WT normalized log2 CPM at 1 hour.
mutant_mean_1hr_log2_cpm
Mean mutant normalized log2 CPM at 1 hour.
wt_mean_3hr_log2_cpm
Mean WT normalized log2 CPM at 3 hours.
mutant_mean_3hr_log2_cpm
Mean mutant normalized log2 CPM at 3 hours.
wt_mean_6hr_log2_cpm
Mean WT normalized log2 CPM at 6 hours.
mutant_mean_6hr_log2_cpm
Mean mutant normalized log2 CPM at 6 hours.
wt_mean_12hr_log2_cpm
Mean WT normalized log2 CPM at 12 hours.
mutant_mean_12hr_log2_cpm
Mean mutant normalized log2 CPM at 12 hours.
wt_mean_24hr_log2_cpm
Mean WT normalized log2 CPM at 24 hours.
mutant_mean_24hr_log2_cpm
Mean mutant normalized log2 CPM at 24 hours.
wt_1_to_3_decay_log2
WT mean 3-hour minus 1-hour normalized log2 CPM; more negative indicates greater loss.
mutant_1_to_3_decay_log2
Mutant mean 3-hour minus 1-hour normalized log2 CPM.
variant_effect_1_to_3_decay_log2
Mean paired mutant-minus-WT 1-to-3-hour decay contrast; positive indicates relatively greater mutant stability.
effect_1_to_3_sd
Sample standard deviation of the six paired 1-to-3-hour contrasts.
effect_1_to_3_p_value
Package-derived two-sided paired t-test p-value across six replicate contrasts.
effect_1_to_3_fdr
Benjamini-Hochberg FDR across retained variants for the package-derived 1-to-3-hour p-values.
significant_fdr_0_10_1_to_3
Whether package-derived 1-to-3-hour FDR is below 0.10.
wt_1_to_6_decay_log2
WT mean 6-hour minus 1-hour normalized log2 CPM.
mutant_1_to_6_decay_log2
Mutant mean 6-hour minus 1-hour normalized log2 CPM.
variant_effect_1_to_6_decay_log2
Mean paired mutant-minus-WT 1-to-6-hour decay contrast; positive indicates relatively greater mutant stability.
effect_1_to_6_sd
Sample standard deviation of the six paired 1-to-6-hour contrasts.
effect_1_to_6_p_value
Package-derived two-sided paired t-test p-value across six replicate contrasts.
effect_1_to_6_fdr
Benjamini-Hochberg FDR across retained variants for the package-derived 1-to-6-hour p-values.
significant_fdr_0_10_1_to_6
Whether package-derived 1-to-6-hour FDR is below 0.10.
wt_loglinear_decay_slope_log2_per_hour
Slope from a linear fit of WT mean normalized log2 CPM against 1, 3, 6, 12, and 24 hours.
mutant_loglinear_decay_slope_log2_per_hour
Slope from the analogous mutant time-course fit.
variant_effect_decay_slope_log2_per_hour
Mutant minus WT log-linear decay-slope effect; positive indicates a less negative mutant slope.
wt_loglinear_half_life_proxy_hours
Package-derived proxy of -1/slope for a negative WT slope; not the authors’ nonlinear fitted half-life.
mutant_loglinear_half_life_proxy_hours
Package-derived proxy of -1/slope for a negative mutant slope; not the authors’ nonlinear fitted half-life.
package_qc_pass
Always true because rows failing package QC were filtered out.
source_dataset
GEO source matrix and normalization used for this row.

Quality control

The authors used an exogenous spike-in, assessed replicate correlation and uniform library depth, and applied read-count and fitted-half-life filters in their stability analysis. Package QC retained only variant pairs with valid 201-bp WT/mutant oligos, complete finite values at all five time points across all six WT and mutant replicates, and mean normalized 1-hour log2 CPM ≥ 1 for both alleles; 6,347 rows passed. Non-significant but measured variants remain.

Curation notes

The IVT matrix contains 6,774 WT and 6,774 mutant allele rows; 6,347 paired variant IDs passed the package baseline and completeness filters and joined to paired oligos. The released file contains normalized log2 CPM rather than raw counts or the authors’ nonlinear fit output. The decay contrasts, paired p-values/FDR, and log-linear half-life proxies are therefore package-derived summary fields; the raw five-time-point allele means are retained for reanalysis.

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