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Sample GSM6583415 Query DataSets for GSM6583415
Status Public on Sep 19, 2022
Title Deug_Aub-IP_oxidised_sRNA
Sample type SRA
 
Source name ovaries
Organism Drosophila eugracilis
Characteristics tissue: ovaries
Sex: female
strain: SHL12
genotype: wild type
age: 2 - 7 days old
treatment: oxidised
condition: standard food
Growth protocol Flies were kept at standard conditions at room temperature.
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Either ovaries or embryos were collected for the RNA extraction. Ovaries were dissected from 3 -7 days old female flies. Embryos were collected between zero to two hours after fertilisation. Embryos were further dechorionated by 20% bleach and further rinsed by water. Total RNA was extracted from ovaries/embryos using TRIZOL.
For oxidised small RNA libraries: Small RNAs were first size-selected by 12% w/v UREA-PAGE, and oxidised using sodium periodate. For non-oxidised small RNA libraries: 2S rRNA was first removed from the total RNA using a biotinylated DNA ligo 'TACAACCCTCAACCATATGTAGTCCAAGCA'. 2S-rRNA-depleted total RNA was then size-selected by 12% w/v UREA-PAGE to yield the pool of small RNA. The oxidised or unoxidised small RNAs were further size-selected by PAGE before 3' and 5' adapters were ligated. The first strand cDNA synthesis was performed using SuperScript II (Thermo Fisher) and the library was amplified using KAPA LongRange DNA polymerase (Sigma) with TruSeq compatible primers.
 
Library strategy ncRNA-Seq
Library source transcriptomic
Library selection size fractionation
Instrument model Illumina HiSeq 2500
 
Description Aubergine-bound small RNAs (18-40nt) from Drosophila eugracilis embryos, oxidised
Data processing genome_build:ASM1815383v1/GCF_018153835.1
Reads in the fastq files were adapter 'AGATCGGAAGAGCACACGTCTGAACTCCAGTCAC' clipped using fastx_clipper (fastx_toolkit, Hannon Lab) using the default setting. The first and the last four bases were trimmed (both adapters contain four random nucleotides at their respective termini) and reads of >17nt and <41nt were kept for the analyses. Trimmed reads were mapped with bowtie v1.2.3 to the respective genomic sequences (allowing up to one mismatch) or transposon reference sequences (allowing up to three mismatches). The sam file was further processed to the bam file, then to the bed file, the bedgraph file, and finally to the bigWig file, using samtools/1.10, bedtools/2.28.0, and kent-ucsc tools.
Supplementary files format and content: *.tile-coverage.txt: counts of piRNA (>22nt & <41nt) reads that uniquely mapped to the genomic 0.5kb tiles (allowing up to one mismatch), normalised to one million genome unique mappers
Supplementary files format and content: *.TE-mapping.txt: counts of piRNA (>22nt & <41nt) reads that mapped to the transposon reference sequences (allowing up to three mismatches, --all --best --strata option in bowtie), normalised to one million all genome mappers
Supplementary files format and content: *.genome-unique-mappers.bed: bed file of piRNA reads (>22nt and <41nt) that are uniquely mapping to the genome
 
Submission date Sep 14, 2022
Last update date Sep 20, 2022
Contact name Rippei Hayashi
E-mail(s) rippei.hayashi@anu.edu.au
Phone +61-261259396
Organization name The Australian National University
Department John Curtin School of Medical Research
Street address 131 Garran Road
City Acton
State/province Australian Capital Territory
ZIP/Postal code 2601
Country Australia
 
Platform ID GPL32665
Series (2)
GSE213369 Mechanistic divergence of piRNA biogenesis in Drosophila [ncRNA-seq]
GSE213383 Mechanistic divergence of piRNA biogenesis in Drosophila
Relations
BioSample SAMN30869536
SRA SRX17578110

Supplementary file Size Download File type/resource
GSM6583415_Deug_Aub-IP_oxidised_sRNA.tile-coverage.txt.gz 464.3 Kb (ftp)(http) TXT
SRA Run SelectorHelp
Raw data are available in SRA
Processed data provided as supplementary file

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