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Sample GSM116414 Query DataSets for GSM116414
Status Public on Jun 27, 2007
Title 1. IMR differentiated 3D T84 culture
Sample type RNA
 
Source name Human intestinal epithelial T84 cells (CCL 2´48, ATCC Rockville, MD, USA)
Organism Homo sapiens
Characteristics T84 cells are induced to differentiate by the soluble factors secreted by the IMR fibroblasts. The epithelial crypt type cells are differentiated to enterocyte s.
Biomaterial provider ATCC
Treatment protocol Human intestinal epithelial T84 cells (CCL 2´48, ATCC Rockville, MD, USA) were cultured in three-dimensional type I collagen gel as previously described Halttunen et al. 1996. T84 cells were induced to differentiate by soluble factors secreted by IMR-90 type human embryonic lung fibroblasts (CCL 186, ATCC). IMR fibroblasts, cultured on the top of the epithelial cells, were separated from the epithelial cells by cell-free collagen layer. The cells were cultured 7 days in incubator.
Growth protocol Human intestinal epithelial T84 cells (CCL 2´48, ATCC Rockville, MD, USA) were cultured in three-dimensional type I collagen gel as previously described Halttunen et al. 1996. T84 cells were induced to differentiate by adding 20 ng/ml human recombinant TGFbeta1 (hTGF-beta1, R&D Systems Europe, Oxon, UK). The cells were cultured 7 days in incubator.
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol The mRNA was extracted from the cell culture samples (only from T84 cells) to ice-cold TRIzol reagent (Life Technologies, Inc. Frederick, MD, USA) according to the manufacturer�s protocol. All samples were subjected to DNAse I treatment (Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Mannheim, Germany). Total RNA was quantitated by spectrophotometry and quality checked by agarose gel electrophoresis.
Label 33P dCTP (ICN Radiochemicals)
Label protocol Probe preparation and microarray hybridization were performed following manufacturer's (Research Genetics) protocol using 1.5 ug total RNA as template, 10 ul (10mCi/ml) 33P dCTP (ICN Radiochemicals), 1,5 ul dNTP mix containing dATP, dTTP, dGTP at 20 mM (Pharmacia ), 1,5 ul reverse transcriptase (Supercript II, Life Technologies), 1,0 ul DTT. Elongation for 90 min at 37oC. The label was purified with Bio-Spin 6 Chromatography column (Bio-Rad),
 
Hybridization protocol Array was hybridized for 12 h at 42oC in roller bottle. After hybridization membrane was washed twice in 2 X SSC 1%SDS, 0.5XSSC.
Scan protocol The hybridized membrane was let to expose Phosphoimager screens for 12 h. Hybridization signals were detected on a Storm 860 phosphoimager (Molecular Dynamics, Amersham Biosciences, Buckinghamshire, England)
Description The normalisation was done in excell with sum method (Kroll et al. 2002)
Data processing Filter images were aligned and spot intensities analysed with Pathways Software (Research Genetics). Raw data were imported to Microsoft Excel.
 
Submission date Jun 27, 2006
Last update date Jun 27, 2006
Contact name Kati Marjaana Juuti-Uusitalo
E-mail(s) lokaju@uta.fi
Phone +358-335518404
Fax +358-335518402
Organization name Pediatric Research Center
Department Medical School
Street address Biokatu 10
City Tampere
ZIP/Postal code 33014
Country Finland
 
Platform ID GPL3928
Series (1)
GSE5170 TGFbeta- and IMR induced epithelial cell differentiation in a three-dimensional intestinal crypt-villus axis model

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF
RAW the original intensity value
RAW-BG raw intensity value subtracted with background intensity value
VALUE normalised value (normalisation with sum method Kroll et al. 2002)

Data table
ID_REF RAW RAW-BG VALUE
1 11 3 59
2 9 2 35
3 15 8 139
4 8 0 8
5 818 810 14264
6 15 8 133
7 12 4 74
8 10 2 40
9 26 19 329
10 5 -3 -45
11 14 6 114
12 24 17 298
13 7 0 0
14 11 4 72
15 8 1 12
16 12 4 78
17 8 1 10
18 13 5 90
19 55 47 832
20 13 6 98

Total number of rows: 5184

Table truncated, full table size 70 Kbytes.




Supplementary data files not provided

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