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Sample GSM107601 Query DataSets for GSM107601
Status Public on Dec 22, 2006
Title 500microg/L_Zn_Exposed_rep4B
Sample type RNA
 
Channel 1
Source name whole organism, exposed 24-h to 500 microg/L Zn
Organism Daphnia magna
Characteristics Daphnia magna: Aquatic Research Organisms
Age: 15-18 days
Biomaterial provider Vulpe Lab, UC Berkeley
Treatment protocol 24-h waterbourne exposure to 500 microg/L Zinc Chloride
Growth protocol Genetically homogeneous Daphnia magna, purchased from Aquatic Research Organisms (Hampton, NH), were cultured in COMBO modified for water hardness (Kilham et al. 1998) and kept at 23.50 C in a Percival environmental chamber with a 16-hour light/ 8 hour dark cycle. The D. magna were maintained on a diet of YCT and Selenastrum capricornatum (Aquatic Research Organisms, Hampton, NH). Stock culture medium was renewed, cultures were fed, and neonates were separated from adults three times weekly.
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Trizol method (invitrogen)
Label cy3
Label protocol see the protocols at the website of Dr. Patrick O. Brown's laboratory at Stanford University
 
Channel 2
Source name whole organism, unexposed
Organism Daphnia magna
Characteristics Daphnia magna: Aquatic Research Organisms
Age: 15-18 days
Biomaterial provider Vulpe Lab, UC Berkeley
Treatment protocol untreated 24 hours
Growth protocol Genetically homogeneous Daphnia magna, purchased from Aquatic Research Organisms (Hampton, NH), were cultured in COMBO modified for water hardness (Kilham et al. 1998) and kept at 23.50 C in a Percival environmental chamber with a 16-hour light/ 8 hour dark cycle. The D. magna were maintained on a diet of YCT and Selenastrum capricornatum (Aquatic Research Organisms, Hampton, NH). Stock culture medium was renewed, cultures were fed, and neonates were separated from adults three times weekly.
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Trizol method (Invitrogen)
Label cy5
Label protocol see the protocols at the website of Dr. Patrick O. Brown's laboratory at Stanford University
 
 
Hybridization protocol see the protocols at the website of Dr. Patrick O. Brown's laboratory at Stanford University
Scan protocol Scanning was performed using an arrayWoRx Biochip Reader (Applied Precision, Issaquah, WA)
Description none
Data processing Signal intensities determined by GenePix software version 3.01 (Axon Instruments, Union City, CA)
 
Submission date May 02, 2006
Last update date Dec 22, 2006
Contact name Helen C Poynton
E-mail(s) helen.poynton@umb.edu
Phone 617-287-7323
Organization name UMass Boston
Department School for the Environment
Lab Poynton Lab
Street address 100 Morrissey Blvd.
City Boston
State/province MA
ZIP/Postal code 02125
Country USA
 
Platform ID GPL3710
Series (1)
GSE4759 1/10 LC50 metal exposures to Daphnia magna

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF
VALUE log2 ratio
Cy3_MEAN mean signal intensity of cy3 channel
Cy3_BKD_Mean mean background intensity of cy3 channel
Cy5_MEAN mean signal intensity of cy5 channel
Cy5_BKD_MEAN mean background intensity of cy5 channel
Flags flagged spots: "-" no flags, "null" flagged spot

Data table
ID_REF VALUE Cy3_MEAN Cy3_BKD_Mean Cy5_MEAN Cy5_BKD_MEAN Flags
1 -2.847 6578 972 3054 2199 -
2 -2.614 9153 921 3578 2156 -
3 -2.587 8461 931 3453 2139 -
4 null 915 918 2035 2059 -
5 -2.821 7461 825 2932 1999 -
6 -2.737 8158 760 2975 1966 -
7 -2.799 12297 782 3605 1953 -
8 -2.775 4573 839 2515 1963 -
9 -2.277 2632 859 2221 1954 -
10 -2.759 6282 855 2682 1935 -
11 -1.509 781 832 1899 1916 -
12 -2.965 6193 871 2603 1942 -
13 -2.906 5353 877 2518 1936 -
14 -2.944 4383 678 2348 1838 -
15 2 662 664 1828 1824 -
16 -3.05 3377 676 2173 1826 -
17 -1.859 2231 839 2241 1911 -
18 -2.844 4852 991 2458 1952 -
19 -2.866 7618 1113 2788 2025 -
20 -2.835 3194 916 2226 1938 -

Total number of rows: 4992

Table truncated, full table size 161 Kbytes.




Supplementary data files not provided

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