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Series GSE35840 Query DataSets for GSE35840
Status Public on Feb 22, 2012
Title Digital gene expression tag profiling of M. grisea G11 and T146
Organism Pyricularia grisea
Experiment type Expression profiling by SAGE
Summary The rice blast fungus Magnaporthe oryzae is a major constraint to the world food security. To study the intracellular mechanism involved in its pathogenic morphogenesis, digital gene expression tag profiling was used to compare a previously generated temperature sensitive mutant, T146, which stopped pathogenic morphogenesis at 33°C, with its related wide type, Guy11. 416 genes were detected as differential expressed genes, 26 of which were specifically expressed in Guy11 but stopped expression in the mutant. Functional analysis revealed the mutated morphology maybe caused by a defection in translational or mitochondrial related processes. The results and the protocol used will improve our knowledge on the formation of the ts mutant and promote the further study on M. oryzae pathogenesis.

 
Overall design In our experiments, two samples are analyzed. There are no replicates included.


 
Contributor(s) hongkai W, fei X
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Submission date Feb 15, 2012
Last update date Sep 28, 2016
Contact name liu xiaoguang
E-mail(s) fengyuntwins2@163.com
Phone 13819479661
Organization name Zhejiang University
Street address yuhang road
City hangzhou
ZIP/Postal code 310058
Country China
 
Platforms (1)
GPL15220 SAGE:17:NlaIII:Magnaporthe grisea
Samples (2)
GSM874209 G11
GSM874210 T146
Relations
BioProject PRJNA151849

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