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Sample GSM30494 Query DataSets for GSM30494
Status Public on Nov 29, 2005
Title Human pancreas (HuPn.basl) -
Sample type MPSS
 
Source name Human pancreas
Organism Homo sapiens
Extracted molecule total RNA
 
Description Human pancreas (HuPn.basl) The mRNA was analyzed using Agilent's Bioanalyzer and passed our quality control test. The mRNA was processed according to the MPSS protocol as outlined in the publications : Brenner, S., et al. (2000) Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 97(4):1665-1670 and Brenner, S. et al., Nat. Biotechnol 18(6): 630-634. Briefly, the mRNA was reverse transcribed and the cDNA was digested with DpnII. The cDNA fragment starting at the 3' most DpnII site and ending with the polyA was cloned into a Megaclone vector library. The resulting library was amplified and loaded onto microbeads. About 1.6 million microbeads were loaded into each flow cell and the signature sequences were determined by a series of enzymatic reactions as outlined in the above publications. The abundance for each signature was converted to transcripts per million (tpm) for the purpose of comparisons between samples.
Cells/tissue:
Library HuPn.basl.ful01
Cell type Human pancreas
Age: 25-59
Sex: male/female
number of donors: 20
Ethnicity: Caucasian
RNA Source: Clontech
cDNA library:
Library DpnII restriction - (classic MPSS, cloning DpnII to poly A fragment)
Sequence length 17 bp
MPSS:
runs
HuPn.basl_ful01.1224T.a 11/23/2002 304739 6577
HuPn.basl_ful01.3055T.a 12/5/2002 388063 4926
HuPn.basl_ful01.3055T.b 12/8/2002 411868 5053
HuPn.basl_ful01.3055T.c 12/7/2002 396092 4601
HuPn.basl_ful01.3424T.a 12/23/2002 701976 13644
HuPn.basl_ful01.3424T.b 12/25/2002 594078 12450
HuPn.basl_ful01.1225F.b 11/26/2002 303632 5567
HuPn.basl_ful01.3055F.a 12/8/2002 299961 3350
HuPn.basl_ful01.3055F.b 12/7/2002 285890 3031
HuPn.basl_ful01.3055F.c 12/7/2002 355559 3327
HuPn.basl_ful01.3055F.d 12/7/2002 336441 3220
HuPn.basl_ful01.3424F.b 12/23/2002 518866 10272
HuPn.basl_ful01.3424F.a 12/23/2002 426952 9089
Run group:
Total Beads successfully sequenced - 5324117
Total Distinct Signatures - 16238
This data is also available on our signature genome browser at http://SGB.lynxgen.com
and is described in details in 'C. Victor Jongeneel, Mauro Delorenzi, Christian Iseli, Daixing Zhou, Christian D. Haudenschild, Brian J. Stevenson, Robert L. Strausberg, Andrew J.G. Simpson, and Thomas J. Vasicek.' An atlas of human gene expression from massively parallel signature sequencing (MPSS). Genome Research VolXX 2004
Keywords = MPSS
 
Submission date Sep 10, 2004
Last update date May 28, 2005
Contact name Lynx Lynx
E-mail(s) tvasicek@lynxgen.com
Phone 510-670-9300
URL http://www.lynxgen.com/wt/tert.php3?page_name=mpss
Organization name Lynx Therapeutics, Inc.
Department
Street address 25861 Industrial Blvd.
City Hayward
State/province CA
ZIP/Postal code 94545
Country USA
 
Platform ID GPL1443
Series (1)
GSE1747 Human 32 MPSS samples

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF Signature - 17 bp sequence including DpnII site (GATC)
VALUE Mean abundance for a signature derived from all MPSS runs for the sample, in transcripts per million (TPM)
ST_DEV Standard deviation of the mean abundance from multiple MPSS runs
REP Replication_global

Data table
ID_REF VALUE ST_DEV REP
GATCTGTTCACCAACGG 3 3 yes
GATCCATTCCGGCGCCT 1 2 yes
GATCTCTCAATTTGTTT 2 3 yes
GATCCTGGCCGCTAACC 93 184 yes
GATCCATGGATTCAGCC 3 3 yes
GATCTTTCTTTTGAATG 4 4 yes
GATCTTTCTTTGTAGTG 3 3 yes
GATCCTTTTCAATCAAG 3 3 yes
GATCAAGCAATTATCTT 1 2 yes
GATCTTATGAAGGAAGA 6 6 yes
GATCTTAGGAGGAGGTG 3 3 yes
GATCTTAACAAAACCTG 1 1 yes
GATCTTAAATGAACCAT 3 3 yes
GATCCTGCTTGTCTGCT 1 2 yes
GATCCCCTGAGCAGCAC 14 4 yes
GATCCCATCTCTTTAAA 2 3 yes
GATCTGACACGGCTCGT 2 4 yes
GATCATCGACAAGGACA 7 7 yes
GATCATAGCCTTTTCTT 2 2 yes
GATCACTATGAAATGAA 3 3 yes

Total number of rows: 16238

Table truncated, full table size 421 Kbytes.




Supplementary data files not provided

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