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Platform GPL5471 Query DataSets for GPL5471
Status Public on Sep 07, 2007
Title MIT-Chisholm Lab Prochlorococcus and cyanophage microarray - MD4-9313 (MD4-9313a520062)
Technology type in situ oligonucleotide
Distribution custom-commercial
Organisms Prochlorococcus marinus subsp. pastoris str. CCMP1986; Prochlorococcus marinus str. MIT 9313; Prochlorococcus phage P-SSM4; Tiamatvirus PSSP7
Manufacturer Custom-made high density antisense Affymetrix array
Manufacture protocol The MD4-9313 array (MD4-9313a520062) is a custom-made high density antisense Affymetrix array. This array detects labeled cDNA that is antisense to the original RNA. It contains probes for the genomes of two cyanobacterial strains, Prochlorococcus MED4 and Prochlorococcus MIT9313, as well as two dsDNA phages that infect Prochlorococcus MED4 – the podovirus P-SSP7 and the myovirus P-SSM4. For the Prochlorococcus genomes, the array contains probe sets to detect all predicted open reading frames with probe pairs approximately every 80 bases. For short open reading frames (ORF), the length of the gap was reduced to ensure a minimum of 11 probe pairs per ORF where possible. Probes were designed for intergenic regions longer than 35 bases and were spaced every ca 45 bases on both strands. For short intergenic regions the gap between probe pairs was reduced to ensure a minimum of 4 probe pairs where possible. For some short sequences, where insufficient high performance probes were designed using this approach, the best probes possible were designed with no regard for their spacing along the genome feature. For the phage isolates, probe pairs were designed across the genomes for both strands at an approximate interval of 90 bases. Probes are 25 bases long and each probe pair consists of a perfect match probe (identical to the sequence) and a mismatch probe (containing a single base change at the center of the probe).
 
Description Array format - Midi; Synthesis area - 8.1 mm; Feature size - 18 micron
 
Submission date Jul 05, 2007
Last update date Sep 07, 2007
Contact name Debbie Lindell
Organization name Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Department Department of Biology
Street address Technion City
City Haifa
ZIP/Postal code 32000
Country Israel
 
Samples (45) GSM207589, GSM207590, GSM207591, GSM207592, GSM207593, GSM207594 
Series (1)
GSE8382 Genome-Wide Expression Dynamics of a Marine Virus and its Host during Lytic Infection

Data table header descriptions
ID
ORF
SPOT_ID

Data table
ID ORF SPOT_ID
A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_at A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_at
A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy1_at A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy1_at
A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy2_at A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy2_at
A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy3_at A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy3_at
A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy4_at A7423_ms_BetaActin_x_copy4_at
A7431_ms_GADPH_x_at A7431_ms_GADPH_x_at
A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy1_at A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy1_at
A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy2_at A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy2_at
A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy3_at A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy3_at
A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy4_at A7431_ms_GADPH_x_copy4_at
A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_at A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_at
A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy1_at A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy1_at
A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy2_at A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy2_at
A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy3_at A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy3_at
A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy4_at A7675_ms_cyclophylin_x_copy4_at
AE000151_spike1_x_at AE000151_spike1_x_at
AE000151_spike1_x_copy1_at AE000151_spike1_x_copy1_at
AE000151_spike1_x_copy2_at AE000151_spike1_x_copy2_at
AE000151_spike1_x_copy3_at AE000151_spike1_x_copy3_at
AE000151_spike1_x_copy4_at AE000151_spike1_x_copy4_at

Total number of rows: 9947

Table truncated, full table size 366 Kbytes.




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