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    • RNA binding proteins (RBPs) are crucial for RNA metabolism, influencing cellular functions and disease states.
    • Understanding the subcellular localization of RBP-RNA interactions is vital but remains largely unexplored.
    • Existing methods struggle to capture the dynamic and location-specific nature of these interactions.

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    • Developed colocalization CLIP (coCLIP), integrating CrossLinking and ImmunoPrecipitation (CLIP) with proximity labeling.
    • Applied coCLIP to study the RNA interactions of the well-characterized RBP, HuR, across different subcellular compartments.
    • Enabled in-depth analysis of RBP:RNA networks based on their precise location within the cell.

    Key Points:

    • coCLIP reveals dynamic and location-specific RNA interactions of HuR.
    • HuR exhibits altered sequence preferences and binding partners in the nucleus, cytosol, and stress granules.
    • Unique HuR binding preferences within stress granules during arsenite stress were identified, surpassing conventional methods.
    • Demonstrated the power of coCLIP in dissecting RBP:RNA interactions with subcellular resolution.

    Conclusions:

    • coCLIP is a powerful new method for mapping RBP:RNA interactions based on subcellular localization.
    • This approach provides a foundation for understanding RBP functions, considering subcellular location as a critical factor.
    • Advances the study of RNA metabolism and its role in health and disease by revealing spatial regulatory mechanisms.