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Sample GSM265112 Query DataSets for GSM265112
Status Public on Feb 13, 2008
Title wat_vs_TAB_6h_1
Sample type RNA
 
Channel 1
Source name NTA0007
Organism Nicotiana langsdorffii x Nicotiana sanderae
Characteristics Nicotiana langsdorffii x Nicotiana sanderae, Nectary, Biotic stress
Treatment protocol None
Growth protocol Green house grown, 16h light, 8h darkness
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Phenol method with carbohydrate-enriched tissue such as tubers and trizol for other tissues such as leaves (SGED_SOP_3.1.1 + SGED_SOP_3.3.1)
Label Cy3
Label protocol Amino allyl labeling and direct labeling (SGED_SOP_5.1.1 + SGED_SOP_6.1.1)
 
Channel 2
Source name NTA0008
Organism Nicotiana langsdorffii x Nicotiana sanderae
Characteristics Nicotiana langsdorffii x Nicotiana sanderae, Nectary, Biotic stress
Treatment protocol None
Growth protocol Green house grown, 16h light, 8h darkness
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Phenol method with carbohydrate-enriched tissue such as tubers and trizol for other tissues such as leaves (SGED_SOP_3.1.1 + SGED_SOP_3.3.1)
Label Cy5
Label protocol Amino allyl labeling and direct labeling (SGED_SOP_5.1.1 + SGED_SOP_6.1.1)
 
 
Hybridization protocol Hybridization with indirectly labeled mRNA (SGED_SOP_6.1.1, SGED_SOP_6.2.1-4)
Scan protocol Axon 4000B scanner. Both the 635nm (red, Cy5) and 532nm (green, Cy3) channels are scanned simultaneously at 100% laser power, the PMT set between 600 and 950. Slides are scanned at a resolution of 10micron
Description To study basal resistance we inoculated tobacco plants with Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae 61 hrcC mutants (gift of A. Collmer). To compare the expression profiles of basal resistance to hypersensitive response, we used P. syringae pv. syringae 61. Gene activation triggered by the live compatible pathogen P. syringae pv. tabaci was compared to kanamycine-inactivated P. tabaci (10 min in 100 ug/ml KM, then washed 2x in H2O). Water-infiltrated control leaves were used. The aim of another set of experiments was to investigate the influence of various signal transduction pathways on basal resistance. Control plants were infiltrated with P. syringae pv syringae hrcC mutant bacteria. These were compared to treatments, in which the bacterial suspensions were supplemented with inhibitors that can block a specific type of signal transduction pathway. The inhibitors represented Ca2+ signaling, lipid derived signals generated by phospholipase C and A, protein phosphorilation (kinases) and protein degradation (degradation of transcription repressors or activators). The used inhibitors were LaCl3, neomycin, aristolochic acid, K252a and MG115 respectively. 2-2.5 months old tobacco plants (Nicotiana tabacum cv. Samsun nn) were grown in a greenhouse in soil with cca. 16/8 hr light/dark period at 20°C, then in a growth chamber 2 days before and during experiments, under identical conditions. A syringe was used for the injection of bacteria or chemical solutions into the tobacco leaves. At 6 or 48 hours post inoculation, leaf samples were taken, and frozen in liquid nitrogen. Every experiment was carried out in 3 independent replicates. Total RNA was extracted using the Quiagen RNeasy Plant Mini kit and the Quiagen Rnase-free Dnase Set, then re-purified and concentrated on Microcon-30 (Millipore) columns. The concentration and quality of isolated RNA was estimated by measuring its absorbency at 260 and 280 nm and running on 1% agarose gel.
Data processing The TIFF images were quantified using Genepix 5.0. Local background was subtracted from the signal value and the data was normalized using the quantile method in the limma package of bioconductor.
 
Submission date Feb 12, 2008
Last update date Feb 12, 2008
Contact name Jia Liu
E-mail(s) [email protected]
URL http://www.tigr.org/tdb/potato
Organization name Plant Genomics
Street address 9712 Medical Center Drive
City Rockville
State/province MD
ZIP/Postal code 20850
Country USA
 
Platform ID GPL3838
Series (1)
GSE10482 Gene expression during innate immunity in tobacco triggered by bacteria.

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF Spot identifier for each feature
VALUE Normalized log2 ratio of normalized intensities defined by CH2/CH1. This value is set to null if it is flagged with "M" or "X"
CH1_NORMALIZED Normalized background subtracted CH1 intensity (RED channel)
CH1_RAW Background (CH1_BACKGROUND) subtracted raw intensity (F635 Mean - B635 Media)
CH1_BACKGROUND CH1 background median intensity (B635 Media)
CH2_NORMALIZED Normalized background subtracted CH2 intensity (GREEN channel)
CH2_RAW Background (CH2_BACKGROUND) subtracted raw intensity (F532 Mean - B532 Media)
CH2_BACKGROUND CH2 background median intensity (B532 Media)
FLAG B: no flag, good spot; X: undetectable spot; M: flagged for diameter < 70 microns, the percentage of saturated pixels > 30% or not validated PCR product

Data table
ID_REF VALUE CH1_NORMALIZED CH1_RAW CH1_BACKGROUND CH2_NORMALIZED CH2_RAW CH2_BACKGROUND FLAG
406589 0 6 136 0 -10 675 X
406590 0 4 133 0 4 676 X
406591 0 1525 131 0 1298 670 M
406592 -0.453 619 742 129 452 377 671 B
406593 0 15149 130 0 14428 666 M
406594 0.014 3223 3522 133 3250 2974 657 B
406595 0 458 126 0 269 659 M
406596 0 208 145 0 165 663 M
406597 0 603 719 127 604 507 645 B
406598 0.057 1024 1193 127 1062 911 649 B
406599 0 188 130 0 118 655 M
406600 0 291 124 0 163 657 M
406601 1.333 435 516 130 1098 927 652 B
406602 0 961 141 0 508 652 M
406603 0 226 152 0 205 630 M
406604 -0.453 613 736 137 449 374 649 B
406605 -1.433 19803 17833 139 7257 8059 660 B
406606 -0.251 405 497 142 341 278 654 B
406607 0 159 138 0 194 643 M
406608 0.239 164 216 130 194 147 645 B

Total number of rows: 32448

Table truncated, full table size 1193 Kbytes.




Supplementary file Size Download File type/resource
GSM265112.gpr.gz 3.7 Mb (ftp)(http) GPR
Processed data included within Sample table

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