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Sample GSM1544412 Query DataSets for GSM1544412
Status Public on Nov 14, 2014
Title A/Victoria/316/2011 H3N2 HA
Sample type protein
 
Channel 1
Source name recombinant H3 HA from baculovirus
Organism Influenza A virus
Characteristics strain: A/Victoria/316/2011 H3N2
protein: A recombinant form of the H3 hemagglutinin (HA) protein from influenza virus
labeling: biotin then streptavidin-Cy5
Extracted molecule protein
Extraction protocol recombinant HA from baculovirus
Label Cy5
Label protocol each recombinant HA was biotinylated overnight prior to incubation on the array
 
Channel 2
Source name anti-human IgG Fcγ fragment specific
Organism Capra hircus
Characteristics to normalize variation in antibody spotting: anti-human IgG antibody Fcγ fragment specific
Extracted molecule protein
Extraction protocol anti-human IgG Fc fragment specific generated in goat
Label Cy3
Label protocol each recombinant HA was biotinylated overnight prior to incubation on the array
 
 
Hybridization protocol The array was blocked for 1 hour. Then the anti-human IgG-Fc Cy3 was applied on the array for 1hour then washed. 40µg/ml of each biotinylated HA was applied to the array for 1hour then washed and finally the streptavidin-Cy5 was applied and then washed.
Scan protocol scanned using GenePix 4000B
Description raw data file: Wilson_11.10.14_array1.xlsx (Block 10)
Channel 1: recombinant HA biotinylated
Reactivity of the antibodies spotted on the array with the HA A/Victoria. Normalization with the anti-human IgG atibody Fcγ fragment specific.
For the HAs, A/Uruguay, A/Wisconsin, A/Perth, A/Victoria, A/Canada and A/Netherlands have been obtained by BEI ressources. From their website: The H3 hemagglutinin (HA) protein from influenza virus A/Wisconsin/67/2005 (H3N2) is a full-length glycosylated recombinant protein that was produced in Sf9 insect cells using a baculovirus expression vector system. The recombinant H3 HA protein was purified under conditions that preserve its biological activity and tertiary structure. For the HAs A/Anhui et A/Shanghai, they are home made but the same protocol was used.
Data processing software GenePix Pro 6.0. Ratio of fluorescence (Cy5/Cy3) was used as the anti-human IgG Fc was used to normalize variation in antibody spotting.
 
Submission date Nov 13, 2014
Last update date Nov 14, 2014
Contact name Patrick C Wilson
E-mail(s) wilsonp@uchicago.edu
Phone 17737029009
Organization name University of Chicago
Department Medicine, Rheumatology
Street address 924 E 57th street, Knapp building
City CHICAGO
State/province Illinois
ZIP/Postal code 60637
Country USA
 
Platform ID GPL19411
Series (1)
GSE63249 Identification of H3N2 specific antibodies cross-reacting with H7 strains

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF
VALUE Relative binding of each antibody to each HA (each sample) was determined by: (median triplicate antibody minus minimum value for the sample) / (maximum value for the sample minus the minimum value for the sample)
RAW median of triplicates for ratio of medians 635/532 (column AN on the raw data file)

Data table
ID_REF VALUE RAW
037-10036 5A01 0.25580133 1.891
011-10069 2C01 0.253765776 1.876
011-10069 3E06 0.512823992 3.785
011-10069 3G01 0.424616637 3.135
011-10069 5C01 0.268964581 1.988
011-10069 5D01 0.470891573 3.476
011-10069 5G01 0.101099199 0.751
011-10069 5G04 0.145609988 1.079
019-10117 3A06 0.096213869 0.715
019-10117 3C06 0.205048175 1.517
019-10117 3F01 0.059981001 0.448
019-10117 3F02 0.054959967 0.411
019-10117 1B02 0.350386755 2.588
028-10134 4F03 0.479712308 3.541
008-10053 5E04 0.018998507 0.146
008-10053 5G01 0.195956032 1.45
008-10053 6C05 0.249016149 1.841
008-10053 1G05 0.204369657 1.512
017-10117 5B03 0.19025648 1.408
017-10117 5D02 0.062287963 0.465

Total number of rows: 83

Table truncated, full table size 2 Kbytes.




Supplementary data files not provided
Processed data included within Sample table

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