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Sample GSM1357049 Query DataSets for GSM1357049
Status Public on Mar 27, 2014
Title S2_STARRseq_input
Sample type SRA
 
Source name whole genome library (in STARR-seq vector)
Organism Drosophila melanogaster
Characteristics cell type: S2 cells
genotype: y; cn bw sp - sequenced strain (Adams et al. 2000)
Treatment protocol For all experiments cells were treated with ecdysone. The final concentration of ecdysone was 41 μM (10 mg of 20-hydroxyecdysone (Sigma; cat. no. H5142) per 500 ml of growth medium). After 24 hrs incubation with the hormone, cells were harvested.
Extracted molecule genomic DNA
Extraction protocol Genomic DNA (source: embryos of the sequenced strain: y; cn bw sp) was isolated, sheared and size selected (~500bp). Following the instructions of NEBNext® DNA Library Prep Reagent Set for Illumina® (NEB; cat. no. E6000L), Illumina Multiplexing Adapters (Illumina Inc; cat. no. PE-400-1001) were ligated and homology arms for In-Fusion® recombination were added by PCR, followed by recombination into the STARR-seq vector (pGL3-Promotor backbone (Promega; cat. no. E1751) with the sequence between BglII and FseI replaced with the following sequence, containing a Drosophila Synthetic Core Promoter (DSCP) (1), an ORF (sgGFP, Qbiogene, Inc), a ccdB suicide gene flanked by homology arms (used for cloning the genomic enhancer candidates during library generation), and the pGL3’s SV40 late polyA-signal.). The In-Fusion® reactions were transformed (MegaX DH10B; Invitrogen), grown in liquid culture and plasmids were isolated.
 
Library strategy OTHER
Library source genomic
Library selection other
Instrument model Illumina HiSeq 2000
 
Description PCR amplified Plasmid library, used for S2 STARR-seq
plasmid DNA (containing genomic DNA fragments)
Data processing Library strategy: STARR-Seq
Basecall where performed using Real-Time Analysis (RTA) version > 1.12.4.2 or CASAVA 1.9.1
STARR-Seq:
Reads were mapped to the dm3 genome using bowtie (bowtie -p 12 -f -X 2000 -v 3 -m 1 --best --strata --quiet INDEX -1 reads_1.fa -2 reads_2.fa) excluding chrU, chrUextra, and chrM. For all subsequently analysis we used only reads collapsed on chromosome, start, end, strand (fragments). Significantly enriched regions (peaks) were called with an in-house pipeline using read density profiles of cDNA and input and an hypergeometric test to assign a p-value to each peak. Enrichment values were corrected within a 95% confidence interval taking into account the number of independent fragments at a single peak summit position.
RNA-seq:
Reads were mapped to the dm3 genome and transcriptome using bowtie (bowtie -f -v 3 -m 1 --best --strata --quiet -S INDEX -) and bfast reconciling the outputs. We estimated RPKM values for each gene based on the number of reads falling over each exon merging exons from a all genes' isoforms into one meta-transcript. Reads counts were normalized by the total reads per library and the merged meta-gene exons lengths.
Genome_build: dm3
Supplementary_files_format_and_content: All processed data files are in plain text. For STARR-seq we report for each peak the chromosome, the summit position, the enrichment over input (log2-scale) at the summit, and the p-value. For the RNA-seq data we report 3 different gene identifiers and the RPKM value for each gene.
 
Submission date Mar 25, 2014
Last update date May 15, 2019
Contact name Daria Shlyueva
E-mail(s) daria.shlyueva@imp.ac.at
Organization name IMP
Lab Stark lab
Street address Dr. Bohr-gasse,7
City Vienna
ZIP/Postal code 1030
Country Austria
 
Platform ID GPL13304
Series (1)
GSE47691 Hormone-responsive enhancer-activity maps reveal predictive motifs, indirect repression, and targeting of closed chromatin
Relations
BioSample SAMN02699968
SRA SRX501030

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