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Sample GSM1362127 Query DataSets for GSM1362127
Status Public on Dec 31, 2014
Title NC3 2
Sample type RNA
 
Source name whole fungal mycelium, wild type strain N402
Organism Aspergillus niger
Characteristics genotype: wild type
treatment: DMSO (control for FK506)
time point: germlings
Treatment protocol See growth protocol
Growth protocol For treatment with FK506 and aureobasidin A, freshly harvested conidia (5x10^8) from strain N402 were used to inoculate 0.5 liters of FM. Cultivations were performed in BioFlo/CelliGen 115 bioreactors (New Brunswick Scientific). In brief, 250 rpm were used as agitation speed and aeration was performed via the headspace until the dissolved oxygen tension dropped to 40%. Thereafter, aeration was switched to sparger aeration. Temperature and pH were set to 30 °C and pH 3, respectively, and controlled on-line using the program NBS Biocommand. After 5 h of cultivation, AbaA (dissolved in 5 ml ethanol) or FK506 (dissolved in 5 ml DMSO) was added. 5 ml of ethanol or 5 ml of DMSO were added in the control runs. After an additional hour of cultivation, 500 ml of the culture broth were quickly harvested via filtration, and mycelial samples were immediately frozen using liquid nitrogen. In addition, samples were taken for microscopic analysis (see below) and calculation of the BI value. Cultivations of the strain lacking the rlmA gene were performed in a BioFlo3000 bioreactor (New Brunswick Scientific). Freshly harvested conidia (5× 10^9) were inoculated in 5 liters of FM medium and bioreactor runs were performed as described as described above. Each bioreactor run was performed twice (biological duplicate).
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Total RNA was isolated from homogenized mycelial samples using TRIzol reagent (Invitrogen) followed column purification including a DNAse I treatment.
Label biotin
Label protocol The Affymetrix One-Cycle Target Labeling Kit and Control Reagents (#900493) are used to synthesize Biotin-labeled cRNA. From each RNA sample 2 μg is used for the labeling experiments.
 
Hybridization protocol The GeneChip Hybridization, Wash and Stain Kit (#900720) is used for the for the hybridizations, washing, staining and scanning of the chips. The Affymetrixprotocols are strictly followed. The Affymetrix custom Aspergilus niger Genome Arrays are used for hybridization. To the 270 μl hybridization cocktail, 30 μl labeled material is added according the manual of the Affymetrix One Cycle Target Labeling Kit.
Scan protocol Standard Affymetrix protocol
Data processing RMA background correction, normalization and probe summarization steps were performed according to the default setting of the RMA package as implemented in Bioconductor.
 
Submission date Apr 02, 2014
Last update date Dec 31, 2014
Contact name Benjamin M. Nitsche
E-mail(s) bmnitsche@gmail.com
Organization name Leiden University
Department Institute of Biology
Lab Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology
Street address Sylviusweg 72
City Leiden
State/province The Netherlands
ZIP/Postal code 2333 BE
Country Netherlands
 
Platform ID GPL6758
Series (1)
GSE56471 THE CAPACITY OF ASPERGILLUS NIGER TO SENSE AND RESPOND TO CELL WALL STRESS REQUIRES AT LEAST THREE TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS: RLMA, MSNA AND CRZA

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF
VALUE RMA expression data (log2-scale)

Data table
ID_REF VALUE
An00g00001_at 4.5
An00g00002_at 4.8
An00g00003_at 4.3
An00g00004_at 3.3
An00g00005_at 4.6
An00g00006_at 3.7
An00g00007_at 5.6
An00g00008_at 4.8
An00g00009_at 5.9
An00g00010_at 3.6
An00g00010_x_at 4.8
An00g00011_at 3.5
An00g00012_at 3.7
An00g00013_at 4.2
An00g00014_at 3.5
An00g00015_at 2.8
An00g00016_at 3.3
An00g00017_at 4.1
An00g00018_at 3.4
An00g00019_at 3.9

Total number of rows: 14285

Table truncated, full table size 252 Kbytes.




Supplementary file Size Download File type/resource
GSM1362127_101052-09.CEL.gz 1.4 Mb (ftp)(http) CEL
Processed data included within Sample table

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