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Sample GSM925307 Query DataSets for GSM925307
Status Public on May 01, 2012
Title OS155 REPLICATE 1
Sample type RNA
 
Source name OS155 aRNA
Organism Shewanella baltica OS155
Characteristics strain: OS155
Treatment protocol All strains were treated exactly the same to assess baseline transcriptional variation.
Growth protocol Grown separately at 25C in defined media with glucose as sole C source. Grown to OD 0.400 (exponential phase) at 600nm for total RNA extraction.
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Total RNA was extracted using Ambions RiboPure bacterial RNA kit. mRNA was enriched using Ambions MICROBExpress kit.
Label Alexa Flour-647
Label protocol aRNA was synthesized using Ambions MessageAmp II kit. aRNA was indirectly labeled with Alexa Flour 555 and 647 dyes.
 
Hybridization protocol Anti-sense RNA from strains OS223, OS195, OS185, and OS155 were used for the assay. Two different strains were simultaneously hybridized per slide in a competitive two-color scheme for each possible pairwise comparison excluding self. Each 60 µl hybridization reaction contained approximately 2 µg aRNA per strain, oppositely labeled with either Alexa-Flour 555 or Alexa-Flour 647 dyes. The aRNA solution was contained on the slide using 25 X 40 mm LifterSlips (Thermo Scientific, Waltham, MA). Slides were then statically incubated at 50⁰C for 18 hours in single-slide rubber hybridization chambers (CamLab, Cambridge, U.K.).
Scan protocol Three biological replicates were used per strain comparison, allowing for 18 hybridizations to be performed, using a loop design format. In addition, dye swaps hybridizations were performed for all biological replicates for a total of 36 slide hybridizations. Slides were scanned at a 30-µm resolution using a Genepix 4200A scanner (Axon Instruments, Sunnyvale, CA).
Description OS155 aRNA
Data processing Overall expression was analyzed using the Genespring GX11 software (Agilent technologies, Santa Clara, CA), with foreground-background signal intensities imported separately per channel in a one color format. The data set including 36 slides, representing 72 samples, was normalized by applying a quantile algorithm, then Log2 transformed to a threshold of 1.0. Normalized signal intensities were filtered using an upper cutoff of 95% and lower cutoff of 10% per channel, keeping all entities falling within that range in at least half of the samples.
 
Submission date Apr 30, 2012
Last update date May 01, 2012
Contact name Sealy Hambright
E-mail(s) [email protected]
URL http://www.uta.edu/biology/rodrigues/lab/people.htm
Organization name UT Arlington
Department Biology
Lab Rodrigues
Street address 701 S. Nedderman Dr.
City Arlington
State/province TX
ZIP/Postal code 76019
Country USA
 
Platform ID GPL15082
Series (1)
GSE37672 Using Shewanella baltica ecotypes as a model for transcriptional variation

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF
VALUE Foreground - Background, Quantile Normalized, LOG2 transformed, single channel data

Data table
ID_REF VALUE
OS155__105_@gene103 -1.2754564
OS155__1056_@gene1026 -2.356777
OS155__1082_@gene1045 0.6002116
OS155__1107_@gene1067 -0.5734563
OS155__1118_@gene1076 0.79407406
OS155__1119_@gene1077 0.46405888
OS155__1241_@gene1188 0.086732864
OS155__1242_@gene1189 -1.8773351
OS155__1243_@gene1190 2.1789951
OS155__1246_@gene1191 -1.0115261
OS155__1248_@gene1193 -3.4481118
OS155__1251_@gene1195 -1.850664
OS155__1252_@gene1196 0.09153557
OS155__1254_@gene1198 3.202344
OS155__1255_@gene1199 2.6794062
OS155__1256_@gene1200 0.17362309
OS155__1257_@gene1201 1.353684
OS155__1258_@gene1202 -0.1873126
OS155__1259_@gene1203 -0.19795132
OS155__1260_@gene1204 -1.7183957

Total number of rows: 5515

Table truncated, full table size 174 Kbytes.




Supplementary file Size Download File type/resource
GSM925307_10109_F635.txt.gz 2.6 Mb (ftp)(http) TXT
Processed data included within Sample table

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