Control of gene expression mRNA N6-methyladenosine in pro-B cells
N6-methyladenosine (m6A) is the most abundant internal modification in eukaryotic messenger RNA (mRNA). In mice, loss of METTL14,  the key m6A writer component, severely blocks B cell development. In this group of RNA sequencing data, we 1. conducted RNA-seq on WT and METTL14 KO pro-B cells (sample 1-10); 2. performed m6A-seq in WT pro-B cells (sample 11-14) and 3. conducted YTHDF2 RIP -seq in WT pro-B cells (sample 15-18). Our data supported that m6A repressed a group of genes in pro-B cells via its reader YTHDF2. Overall design: Pro-B cells were sorted as CD19+B220midCD2-CD43hismallIg(kappa)/Ig(lambda)- cells from mice and subject to sequencing as described in summary.