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1 doi:.38/nture965 footprinting deep-sequencing Supplementry Figure. Schemtic of riosome profiling experiment for quntifiction of riosome occupncy long mrna. The protocol for cteril riosome profiling with flsh freezing ws descried in detil y Oh et l. 5. Polysome-contining cell lyste ws treted with micrococcl nuclese to generte riosome-protected mrna frgments. The mrna frgments were converted into sequencele DNA lirry. Regions of mrna tht hve higher riosome occupncy give rise to more sequenced frgments.
2 RESEARCH SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION 3S 5S 7S polysomes 4 Micrococcl nuclese concentrtion (U/A26) A26 (AU) Amount footprint (AU) Micrococcl nuclese concentrtion (U/A26) c Supplementry Figure 2. Polysome profiles t different stges of riosome footprinting for E. coli., Polysome profile of flsh frozen nd pulverized cell lyste. 77% of totl RNA ws in ssemled riosomes (shded re), of which 87% ws in the polysome frction., Polysome profile fter tretment with micrococcl nuclese t 25 o C for one hour. The mount of RNA in the ssemled riosome (shded re) ws the sme s tht of the undigested lyste, indicting tht ssemled riosomes styed intct during footprinting. Consistent with this oservtion, nuclese protection ssy (inset) showed constnt level of riosome-protected frgment over rnge of micrococcl nuclese concentrtions. The mount of footprint (etween dshed lines) s function of nuclese concentrtion ws plotted. In the riosome profiling experiments we used 6 U of nuclese per A 26 unit of RNA. Nuclese protection ssy ws previously descried y Ingoli et l. 3, using the mirvn mirna detection kit. [α 32 P] UTP leled nti sense proe (gpa gene of E. coli) ws generted using the MAXIscript kit with T7 RNA polymerse. c, Polysome profile fter incution t 25 o C for one hour without micrococcl nuclese. The frction of RNA in the ssemled riosome (shded re) ws gin the sme s tht of the undigested lyste. The rtio of 7S prticles to polysome frctions incresed during the 25 o C incution, which is likely due to rekge of mrna in etween riosomes. 2
3 RESEARCH 5 Numer of sequencing reds in replicte # r = Numer of sequencing reds in replicte # 5 Numer of sequencing reds in smple digested with 3 U MNse/A r = Numer of sequencing reds in smple digested with 6 U MNse/A26 Supplementry Figure 3. Reproduciility of cteril riosome profiling., Reproduciility mong iologicl replictes. Ech dot corresponds to the numer of sequencing reds mpped to prticulr position on mrna in riosome profiling experiments from two seprte cultures of E. coli. The Person correltion coefficient is.99., Effect of micrococcl nuclese (MNse) concentrtion. Lyste of B. sutilis ws treted with either 6 U or 3 U of MNse per A 26 unit of RNA, nd the numer of riosome protected frgments t ech position on mrna were compred. The Person correltion coefficient of.98, confirming tht nuclese digestion introduces negligile is t the working concentrtion of MNse. In ddition, the correltion etween Shine-Dlgrno-like sequences nd pusing ws unffected y the 2-fold chnge in the mount of MNse. 3
4 RESEARCH SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION 8 7 B. sutilis E. coli Averge occupncy Distnce from puse (nt) Supplementry Figure 4. Averge riosome density efore nd fter trnsltionl pusing sites. Puses with riosome occupncy t 5-fold greter thn the men were ligned t position. The riosome occupncy surrounding puse ws normlized y the men occupncy of the messge, nd verged over ll pusing sites. There is no loss of riosome density immeditely efore nd fter puses, indicting tht trnsltion within coding sequences is continuous process with negligile internl initition nd erly termintion t the pusing sites. Furthermore, this oservtion lso rgues tht there is negligile riosome movement fter cells were flsh frozen, which would led to depletion of riosome density fter pusing sites. rndomly frgmented mrna smple Occurrence (AU) riosome-protected mrna frgments log-2 fold enrichment reltive to the medin Supplementry Figure 5. Vrition of riosome occupncy nd rndomly frgmented mrna smple for E. coli. Riosome footprints (lue) nd rndomly frgmented mrna (green) were converted to sequencele DNA lirries using the sme protocol. The frequency of sequencing reds t ech codon on ech messge ws normlized to the medin frequency of the messge. Histogrms of log 2 enrichment reltive to the medin were plotted for codons in the genes tht hve t lest sequencing reds per codon on verge. Riosome occupncy exhiited greter vritions thn tht introduced during the conversion of RNA frgments into sequencele DNA lirry. 4
5 RESEARCH Riosome occupncy (AU).5 mifm Riosome occupncy (AU).5 tnc genome position Supplementry Figure 6. Riosome occupncy profile of genes with trnsltionl stlling sites., The mifm gene in B. sutilis., The tnc gene in E. coli. The rrows point t the position of known stlling sites. In tnc we oserved second riosome queuing ~3 nt upstrem the known stlling site. The presence of this second riosome immeditely efore the stlling site would e difficult to detect using conventionl ssys sed on primer extension. It is plusile tht triling riosome is queuing ehind the riosome tht is stlled downstrem. 5
6 RESEARCH SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION 2. Riosome occupncy (AU) trna undnce (AU) 2. Riosome occupncy (AU) Codon usge (AU) Supplementry Figure 7. Averge riosome occupncy of codons., Riosome occupncy reltive to the corresponding trna undnce in B. sutilis. Similr to Fig. c nd d, verge riosome occupncy of ech codon reltive to their respective trna undnce is plotted. Codons with undetermined trna undnce were not included. The codon-specific riosome occupncy ws uncorrelted with the trna undnce., Riosome occupncy reltive to codon usge in E. coli. The codon usge ws clculted from group of 32 highly expression genes tht hve t lest 5 sequencing reds per codon on verge in the dtset. The verge riosome occupncy ws clculted from 2,255 genes with t lest sequencing reds per codon. 6
7 RESEARCH.8 E. coli < -4 kcl/mol.8 E. coli < -5 kcl/mol - - Cumultive proility of SD-like sequences c B. sutilis < -4 kcl/mol d.8 B. sutilis < -5 kcl/mol Distnce from pusing sites (nt) Supplementry Figure 8. Frction of puses ssocited with SD-like sequences. Cumultive proility of hving SD-like sequences either upstrem (-) or downstrem (+) from pusing sites ws plotted ginst the distnce from the pusing sites in E. coli ( nd ) nd in B. sutilis (c nd d). The cumultive proility is the proility of hving t lest one SD-like sequence within certin distnce from the pusing site. SD-like sequences were defined s hexmer sequences with ffinity to SD < -4 kcl/mol ( nd c) or < -5 kcl/mol ( nd d). Pusing sites with riosome occupncy greter thn -fold of the men (~ 2 puses/gene) were included in this nlysis. ~7% of the puses were ssocited with SD-like sequences upstrem (shded). 7
8 RESEARCH SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION Occurrence in rrna nd trna (AU) Affinity to nti-sd (-kcl/mol) 8 Occurrence Enrichment Supplementry Figure 9. Occurrence of SD-like sequences., The occurrence of hexmer sequences in rrna nd trna reltive to the ffinity to nti-sd in E. coli. The ornge line shows the verge occurrence within in size of.5 kcl/mol. Unlike hexmers in protein coding sequences, strong SD-like hexmers were not voided., Histogrm of enrichment of internl SD-like sequences in the mrna of 533 cteril species in the AMPHORA 35 dtse. The enrichment level of ech species ws clculted sed on its GC content. SD-like hexmers (with predicted hyridiztion energy < -7 kcl/mol) were voided in the mjority of cteril species. The voidnce of SD-like sequences is one of mny forces, including GC is nd muttionl is, tht determine the genome composition. 8
9 RESEARCH over-represented under-represented GlyArg ArgArg TrpGly ArgTrp GlyGlu ArgGly TrpArg GlyTrp Occurrence ArgSer GluAsp GluVl GlyAsp GlySer GluGlu GlyVl GluGly Affinity to nti-sd (-kcl/mol) Supplementry Figure. Disenrichment of codon pirs tht resemle SD sequences in E. coli. We clculted the normlized occurrence of codon pirs (y-xes) nd the enrichment reltive to single codon usge (color coded) for 6 pirs of mino cids tht cn e coded with SD sites (< -6 kcl/mol). The occurrence ws normlized within ech group of codon pirs encoding the sme pirs of mino cids. Similr to Gly-Gly pirs, strong SD-like codon pirs pper less often thn wht is expected from the single codon usge. 9
10 RESEARCH SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION over-represented under-represented.5 GGCGGC Normlized occurrence..5. GGCGGA GGCGGU GGCGGG GGUGGU GGUGGC GGUGGA GGUGGG GGGGGC GGGGGA GGGGGU GGAGGC GGAGGA GGAGGU GGGGGG GGAGGG Affinity to nti-sd (-kcl/mol) Supplementry Figure. Occurrence of GGNGGN sequences tht re not ligned to Gly-Gly pirs in E. coli protein coding sequences. The occurrence of GGNGGN tht does not encode two glycine codons were plotted ginst the ffinity to the nti-sd site. The colour coding represents the enrichment in occurrence fter correcting for the usge of single trinucleotide sequence. The fct tht the sme trend exists regrdless of reding frme informtion supports the notion tht the preference of codon pirs stems from properties of the sequence, rther thn properties of the codon or the trna. Correltion. sheet helix turn Distnce to A site (nt). Correltion sheet helix turn Distnce to SD-like sequences (nt) Supplementry Figure 2. Correspondence of protein structure nd riosome pusing., Correltion etween protein secondry structures nd riosome occupncy profiles. Trnsltionl puses were over-represented in plces where the newly synthesized polypeptides correspond to turns in protein., Correltion etween protein secondry structures nd SD-like sequences. SD-like sequences re lso over-represented in regions encoding protein turns. The puse sites, including t most Gly-Gly residues, re over-represented in protein turns nd unstructured regions. Therefore pusing could potentilly fcilitte independent folding of djcent structurl motifs. An importnt cvet is tht pusing t SD sites occurs when the mino cid residues trnslted from SD sites, such s Gly-Gly, re still within the riosome exit tunnel. Whether the structured region would e outside the exit tunnel therefore needs to e determined on cse-y-cse level.
11 RESEARCH Riosome occupncy trpl Affinity to SD Riosome occupncy Affinity to SD thrl c Riosome occupncy Affinity to SD leul d Riosome occupncy ivl Affinity to SD Supplementry Figure 3. Riosome pusing ner the end of leder peptide sequences of mino cid iosynthesis operons. Riosome density is low t the eginning of leder sequences nd high ner the end. Slow trnsltion ner the stop codon my provide dditionl protection for the structurl mrna elements to promote trnscription termintion.
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