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Public on Mar 14, 2019 |
Title |
NextSeq 550 (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) |
Technology type |
high-throughput sequencing |
Distribution |
virtual |
Organism |
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
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Submission date |
Mar 14, 2019 |
Last update date |
Mar 14, 2019 |
Contact name |
GEO |
Country |
USA |
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Samples (1393)
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GSM3671246, GSM3671247, GSM3671248, GSM3671252, GSM3671256, GSM3671259
GSM3671260, GSM3671261, GSM3671263, GSM3671264, GSM3671265, GSM3671266, GSM3671270, GSM3671271, GSM3765211, GSM3765212, GSM3765213, GSM3765214, GSM3765215, GSM3765216, GSM3765217, GSM3765218, GSM3765219, GSM3765220, GSM3765221, GSM3765222, GSM3938289, GSM3938290, GSM3938291, GSM3938292, GSM3938293, GSM3938294, GSM3938295, GSM3938296, GSM3938297, GSM3938298, GSM3938299, GSM3938300, GSM3938301, GSM3938302, GSM3938303, GSM3938304, GSM3938305, GSM3938306, GSM3938307, GSM3938308, GSM3938309, GSM3938310, GSM3938311, GSM3938312, GSM3938313, GSM4013769, GSM4013770, GSM4013787, GSM4013788, GSM4013789, GSM4013790, GSM4013791, GSM4013792, GSM4013793, GSM4192625, GSM4192626, GSM4192627, GSM4192628, GSM4192629, GSM4192630, GSM4192631, GSM4192632, GSM4192633, GSM4192634, GSM4192635, GSM4192636, GSM4192637, GSM4192638, GSM4192639, GSM4192640, GSM4192641, GSM4192642, GSM4192643, GSM4192644, GSM4192645, GSM4192646, GSM4192647, GSM4192648, GSM4192649, GSM4192650, GSM4192651, GSM4192652, GSM4192653, GSM4192654, GSM4192655, GSM4192656, GSM4192657, GSM4192658, GSM4192659, GSM4192660, GSM4251755, GSM4718785, GSM4718786, GSM4718787, GSM4718788, GSM4718789, GSM4718790, GSM4718791, GSM4718792, GSM4718793, GSM4718794, GSM4764197, GSM4764199, GSM4764200, GSM4764206, GSM4764209, GSM4764212, GSM4764215, GSM4764216, GSM4764217, GSM4764218, GSM4764219, GSM4764220, GSM4764221, GSM4764222, GSM4764223, GSM4764225, GSM4764227, GSM4764228, GSM4764229, GSM4764230, GSM4764231, GSM4764234, GSM4764235, GSM4764236, GSM4764240, GSM4764241, GSM4764244, GSM4764245, GSM4764246, GSM4764247, GSM4764248, GSM4764250, GSM4764251, GSM4764257, GSM4764260, GSM4764263, GSM4764266, GSM4764267, GSM4764268, GSM4764269, GSM4764270, GSM4764271, GSM4764272, GSM4764273, GSM4764274, GSM4764276, GSM4764278, GSM4764279, GSM4764280, GSM4764281, GSM4764282, GSM4764285, GSM4764286, GSM4764287, GSM4812297, GSM4812298, GSM4812299, GSM4870000, GSM4870001, GSM4870002, GSM4870003, GSM4870004, GSM4870005, GSM4870006, GSM4870007, GSM4870008, GSM4870009, GSM4870010, GSM4870011, GSM4870012, GSM4870013, GSM4870014, GSM4870015, GSM4870016, GSM4870017, GSM4870018, GSM4870019, GSM4870020, GSM4870021, GSM4870022, GSM4870023, GSM4870026, GSM4870029, GSM4870030, GSM4870034, GSM4870036, GSM4870044, GSM4870067, GSM4870069, GSM4870071, GSM4870073, GSM4870074, GSM4870077, GSM4870079, GSM4870081, GSM4870084, GSM4870087, GSM4870088, GSM4870091, GSM4870092, GSM4870095, GSM4870097, GSM4870098, GSM4870100, GSM4870101, GSM4870102, GSM4870104, GSM4870105, GSM4870106, GSM4870107, GSM4870108, GSM4870109, GSM4870110, GSM4870111, GSM4870112, GSM4870113, GSM4870114, GSM4870115, GSM4872753, GSM4872754, GSM4872757, GSM4872759, GSM4872761, GSM4872762, GSM4872765, GSM4872766, GSM4872767, GSM4872768, GSM4872769, GSM4872770, GSM4872771, GSM4872772, GSM4872773, GSM4872774, GSM4872775, GSM4872776, GSM4872777, GSM4872778, GSM4872779, GSM4872780, GSM4872781, GSM4872782, GSM4872787, GSM4872788, GSM4872791, GSM4872792, GSM4872793, GSM4872795, GSM4872796, GSM4872798, GSM4872799, GSM4872800, GSM4872801, GSM4872802, GSM4872803, GSM4872804, GSM4872805, GSM4872806, GSM4872807, GSM4872808, GSM4872809, GSM4872810, GSM4872811, GSM4872812, GSM4872813, GSM4872814, GSM4872815, GSM4872816, GSM4872817, GSM4872819, GSM4872820, GSM4872822, GSM4872823, GSM4872825, GSM4872826, GSM4872827, GSM4872828, GSM4872830, GSM4872831, GSM4872832, GSM4872833, GSM4872834, GSM4872835, GSM4872836, GSM4872837, GSM4872838, GSM4872839, GSM4872842, GSM4872844, GSM4872846, GSM4872847, GSM4872850, GSM4872851, GSM4872852, GSM4872853, GSM4872854, GSM4872855, GSM4872856, GSM4872857, GSM4872858, GSM4872859, GSM4872860, GSM4872861, GSM4872862, GSM4872863, GSM4872864, GSM4872865, GSM4872866, GSM4872867, GSM4872872, GSM4872873, GSM4872876, GSM4872877, GSM4872878, GSM4872880, GSM4872881, GSM4872883, GSM4872884, GSM4872885, GSM4872886, GSM4872887, GSM4872888, GSM4872889, GSM4872890, GSM4872891, GSM4872892, GSM4872893, GSM4872894, GSM4872895, GSM4872896, GSM4872897, GSM4872898, GSM4872899, GSM4872900, GSM4872901, GSM4872902, GSM4872904, GSM4872905, GSM4872907, GSM4872908, GSM4872910, GSM4872911, GSM4872912, GSM4872913, GSM4872915, GSM4872916, GSM4872917, GSM5032984, GSM5032985, GSM5032986, GSM5032987, GSM5159058, GSM5159059, GSM5159060, GSM5159061, GSM5182737, GSM5261134, GSM5261135, GSM5261136, GSM5261137, GSM5261138, GSM5261139, GSM5261140, GSM5261141, GSM5261142, GSM5261143, GSM5261144, GSM5261145, GSM5261146, GSM5261147, GSM5261148, GSM5261149, GSM5261150, GSM5261151, GSM5288156, GSM5385635, GSM5385636, GSM5385637, GSM5385638, GSM5385639, GSM5385640, GSM5385641, GSM5385642, GSM5385643, GSM5610123, GSM5610124, GSM5610125, GSM5610126, GSM5610127, GSM5610128, GSM5610129, GSM5610130, GSM5610131, GSM5610132, GSM5610133, GSM5610134, GSM5610135, GSM5610136, GSM5610137, GSM5610138, GSM5610139, GSM5610140, GSM5610141, GSM5610142, GSM5610143, GSM5610144, GSM5610145, GSM5610146, GSM5610147, GSM5610148, GSM5702024, GSM5702025, GSM5702026, GSM5702027, GSM5702028, GSM5702029, GSM5702030, GSM5702031, GSM5702032, GSM5702033, GSM5702034, GSM5702035, GSM5702036, GSM5702037, GSM5702038, GSM5702039, GSM5702040, GSM5702041, GSM5702042, GSM5702043, GSM5702044, GSM5702045, GSM5702046, GSM5702047, GSM5702048, GSM5702049, GSM5702050, GSM5702051, GSM5702052, GSM5702053, GSM5702054, GSM5702055, GSM5702056, GSM5702057, GSM5702058, GSM5702059, GSM5702060, GSM5702061, GSM5702062, GSM5702063, GSM5702064, GSM5702065, GSM5702066, GSM5702067, GSM5702068, GSM5702069, GSM5702070, GSM5702071, GSM5702072, GSM5702073, GSM5702074, GSM5702075, GSM5702076, GSM5702077, GSM5702078, GSM5702079, GSM5702080, GSM5702081, GSM5702082, GSM5702083, GSM5702084, GSM5702085, GSM5702086, GSM5702087, GSM5702088, GSM5702089, GSM5702090, GSM5702091, GSM5702092, GSM5702093, GSM5702094, GSM5702095, GSM5904919, GSM5904920, GSM5904921, GSM5904922, GSM5904923, GSM5904924, GSM5904925, GSM5904926, GSM5904927, GSM5904928, GSM5904929... 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Series (51)
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GSE128312 |
Transcriptome maps of general eukaryotic RNA degradation factors |
GSE131176 |
Ribosome Footprinting of WT and mutant yeast cells at different temperatures |
GSE134169 |
DNA variants affecting the expression of numerous genes in trans have diverse mechanisms of action and evolutionary histories |
GSE135526 |
Substrate Specificity of the TRAMP Nuclear Surveillance Complexes |
GSE141029 |
RNAseq of total, soluble and insoluble fraction of WT and mutant yeast cells after 10 minutes at 30, 40 or 42°C |
GSE143186 |
Telomerase function and binding at endogenous G-rich regions (Hi-C Seq) |
GSE143187 |
Telomerase function and binding at endogenous G-rich regions |
GSE155998 |
Differential RNA abundance between S. cerevisiae yeast BY4741 strains with YAK1_WT and YAK1_Q578* |
GSE157402 |
Nucleosome exchange in budding yeast |
GSE158858 |
The expression of Rpb10, a small subunit common to RNA polymerases, is modulated by the R3H domain-containing Rbs1 protein and the Upf1 helicase |
GSE160262 |
The Asymmetric Distribution of RNAPII and Nucleosomes on Replicated Daughter Genomes is caused by Differences in Replication Timing between the Lagging and the Leading Strand [ChIP-seq] |
GSE160509 |
The Asymmetric Distribution of RNAPII and Nucleosomes on Replicated Daughter Genomes is caused by Differences in Replication Timing between the Lagging and the Leading Strand |
GSE165412 |
Massively parallel characterization of CYP2C9 variant enzyme activity and abundance |
GSE168700 |
A hexasome is the preferred substrate for the INO80 chromatin remodeling complex allowing versatility of function |
GSE169088 |
3D genomics across the tree of life reveals condensin II as a determinant of architecture type |
GSE173149 |
Simple biochemical features underlie transcriptional activation domain diversity and dynamic, fuzzy binding to Mediator (Activation) |
GSE173156 |
Simple biochemical features underlie transcriptional activation domain diversity and dynamic, fuzzy binding to Mediator |
GSE178244 |
Massive expression of cysteine-containing proteins is cytotoxic, manifesting as abnormal morphology in yeast cells |
GSE182811 |
Oligodendrocyte differentiation alters tRNA modifications and codon-dependent mRNA decay |
GSE185286 |
RNA Sequencing and Ribosome profiling of GIR2 and PUB1 knockout yeast strains. |
GSE189444 |
Enzymatic transfer of acetate on histones from lysine reservoir sites to lysine activating sites (RNA-Seq) |
GSE189445 |
Enzymatic transfer of acetate on histones from lysine reservoir sites to lysine activating sites (ChIP-Seq) |
GSE189446 |
Enzymatic transfer of acetate on histones from lysine reservoir sites to lysine activating sites |
GSE196937 |
Transcription feedback dynamics in the wake of cytoplasmic degradation shutdown |
GSE198271 |
Oligodendrocyte differentiation alters tRNA modifications and codon-dependent mRNA decay [QuantM-seq II] |
GSE200211 |
QuantSeq/3' targeted seq supporting study Probing 3’UTRs as modular regulators of gene expression |
GSE201240 |
Turning coldspots into hotspots: targeted recruitment of axis protein Hop1 stimulates meiotic recombination in Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
GSE203144 |
Cooperative assembly confers regulatory specificity and long-term genetic circuit stability [ChIP-Seq] |
GSE203146 |
Cooperative assembly confers regulatory specificity and long-term genetic circuit stability |
GSE210032 |
Single-cell RNA-seq reveals early heterogeneity during aging in yeast |
GSE214925 |
Sen1 and Rrm3 ensure permissive topological conditions for replication termination [ChIP-seq] |
GSE214930 |
Sen1 and Rrm3 ensure permissive topological conditions for replication termination |
GSE215190 |
Dbf4 Zn-finger motif is specifically required for stimulation of Ctf19-activated origins in S. cerevisiae |
GSE216320 |
High level and nature of transcriptional noise in yeast cells [RNA-seq] |
GSE216321 |
High level and nature of transcriptional noise in yeast cells [4tU-Seq] |
GSE216322 |
High level and nature of transcriptional noise in yeast cells [3'READS] |
GSE216450 |
High level and nature of transcriptional noise in yeast cells |
GSE218089 |
Structure primed embedding on the transcription factor manifold enables transparent model architectures for gene regulatory network and latent activity inference |
GSE220644 |
In vitro reconstitution of chromatin domains (Mnase-Seq) |
GSE220645 |
In vitro reconstitution of chromatin domains (Micro-C) |
GSE220647 |
In vitro reconstitution of chromatin domains shows a role for nucleosome positioning in 3D genome organization |
GSE221651 |
Dedicated chaperone at the ribosome safeguards the proteostasis network during eEF1A biogenesis |
GSE229473 |
5P-Seq analysis of wt and new1-knockout yeast strain as well as New1:80S pull-down samples |
GSE229692 |
Direct and indirect consequences of PAB1 deletion in the regulation of translation initiation, translation termination, and mRNA decay [Ribo-seq] |
GSE239532 |
Manipulating the 3D organization of the largest synthetic yeast chromosome [HiC] |
GSE239534 |
Manipulating the 3D organization of the largest synthetic yeast chromosome [RNAseq] |
GSE239535 |
Manipulating the 3D organization of the largest synthetic yeast chromosome [WGS] |
GSE239536 |
Manipulating the 3D organization of the largest synthetic yeast chromosome |
GSE243340 |
In vitro reconstitution of chromatin domains [ChIP-Seq] |
GSE252824 |
Nucleic acid sequence contributes to remodeler-mediated targeting of histone H2A.Z |
GSE253580 |
Deep mutational scanning quantifies DNA binding and predicts clinical outcomes of PAX6 variants |
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