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Sample GSM189951 Query DataSets for GSM189951
Status Public on Feb 12, 2008
Title Paired nontumorous tissue (13822n)
Sample type RNA
 
Source name 13822n
Organism Homo sapiens
Characteristics Tissue: Colon
Disease state: paired nontumorous tissue
Individual: 13822
Clinical info: Follow up status: Died from Cancer
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol OSU - Tri-Reagent Protocol
Other: RNA isolation was performed using TRIZOL Reagent (Invitrogen, Carlsbad) according to manufacturer's instructions. Briefly, colon tissue was homogenized in TRIZOL reagent and chloroform was added and liquid phases were separated with centrifugation. The supernatant was collected and RNA was precipitated with isopropanol washed with 75% ethanol. RNA was resuspended in DEPC treated water and 5 micrograms were used for each microarray experiment.
Label alexa 647
Label protocol OSU - Labeling Protocol
Other: Processed by using a method of direct detection of the biotin-containing transcripts by streptavidin-Alexa647 conjugate.
 
Hybridization protocol OSU - Sample Hybridization Protocol
Qty. of labeled target: 5 ug of total RNA
Other: Labeled targets from 5ug of total RNA were used for hybridization on each miRNA microarray chip containing human and mouse miRNA genes. All probes on these microarrays are 40-mer oligonucleotides spotted by contacting technologies and covalently attached to a polymeric matrix. The microarrays were hybridized in 6x SSPE (0.9 M NaCl / 60 mM NaH2PO4 H20 / 8 mM EDTA, pH 7.4) / 30% formamide at 25C for 18 hr, washed in 0.75x TNT (Tris HCL/NaCl/Tween 20) at 37C for 40 min.
Scan protocol OSU - Scanning Protocol
Other: Processed slides were scanned by using a PerkinElmer ScanArray XL5K Scanner, with the laser set to 635 nm, at Power 80 and PMT 70 setting, and a scan resolution of 10 um.
Description No additional information.
Data processing Data Processing Protocol
Calculation Method: The microarrays used for this analysis were pin-spotted microRNA microarrays (from the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, version 2.0). Intensities of each spot were the median intensities of foreground. Each of 170 microarrays used for this study contained 11520 spots. All spots where foreground intensity was less than background were reassigned as NA (NA marks missing data spots). All spots flagged as deficient by the scanner were also reassigned as NA. All blank (no oligo) spots with high foreground intensity were reassigned as NA. Each microRNA oligo is represented by quadruplicate spots on these arrays as two distant pairs of two adjacent spots. If there were 0 or 1 NA for an oligo quadruple, and the means of the distant oligo pairs differed by > 1 on the log2 scale, all of the quadruplicate spots were reassigned as NA. If there were 2 NAs for an oligo quadruple and the two non-NA spot intensities differed by > 1 on the log2 scale, all of the quadruplicate spots were reassigned NA. If there were 3 NA spots for a quadruple, the final spot was reassigned as NA. In total, 1,082,689 of 1,958,400 spots were reassigned as NA using these methods. LOESS (Locally Weighted Scatterplot Smoothing) normalization was performed using the R software package. All data was then imported into BRB array tools version 3.5.0 for analysis and all replicate spots were averaged. There were originally 85 pairs (tumor and paired nontumorous tissue) of arrays used. One case that was originally identified as an incident colon carcinoma patient was later found to have been diagnosed as carcinoma in situ and was removed from the analysis leaving the study population of 84 subjects.
 
Submission date May 17, 2007
Last update date Feb 12, 2008
Contact name Curtis C Harris
E-mail(s) Curtis_Harris@nih.gov
Phone (301) 496-2048
Fax (301) 496-0497
Organization name National Cancer Institute
Department Center for Cancer Research
Lab Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis
Street address Building 37, Room 3068A
City Bethesda
State/province MD
ZIP/Postal code 20892
Country USA
 
Platform ID GPL4700
Series (1)
GSE7828 MicroRNA profiles of 84 colon adenocarcinomas and paired nontumorous

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF unique spot id
VALUE same as UNF_VALUE but with flagged values removed
Slide_block Array block location
Slide_column Array column location
Slide_row Array row location
Sample_median Sample median Intensity
Sample_mean Sample mean Intensity
Sample_SD Sample Standard Deviation
Sample_BKD_median Sample median Background Level
Sample_BKD_mean Sample mean Background Level
Sample_BKD_SD Sample Background Standard Deviation
Flag Quality flag measure
UNF_VALUE Sample median Intensity

Data table
ID_REF VALUE Slide_block Slide_column Slide_row Sample_median Sample_mean Sample_SD Sample_BKD_median Sample_BKD_mean Sample_BKD_SD Flag UNF_VALUE
1-1-1 461 1 1 1 461 477 181 158 171 93 0 461
1-1-2 302 1 1 2 302 431 364 160 170 96 0 302
1-1-3 194 1 1 3 194 241 144 161 183 112 0 194
1-1-4 199 1 1 4 199 229 130 151 168 95 0 199
1-1-5 325 1 1 5 325 382 227 159 181 125 0 325
1-1-6 1 1 6 186 199 110 158 178 118 -50 186
1-1-7 243 1 1 7 243 259 165 186 194 105 0 243
1-1-8 806 1 1 8 806 1156 900 143 162 94 0 806
1-1-9 1 1 9 203 216 117 148 166 96 -50 203
1-1-10 631 1 1 10 631 654 285 152 167 89 0 631
1-1-11 526 1 1 11 526 671 515 153 165 90 0 526
1-1-12 1 1 12 192 206 111 149 165 97 -50 192
1-1-13 1 1 13 197 211 111 150 166 104 -50 197
1-1-14 2051 1 1 14 2051 3512 3081 149 167 98 0 2051
1-1-15 1 1 15 150 159 88 156 174 104 -50 150
1-1-16 1 1 16 172 174 89 159 177 105 -50 172
1-1-17 1 1 17 151 164 88 153 164 92 -50 151
1-1-18 1 1 18 147 165 96 149 162 93 -50 147
1-2-1 518 1 2 1 518 535 207 163 186 298 0 518
1-2-2 278 1 2 2 278 389 323 164 190 350 0 278

Total number of rows: 11520

Table truncated, full table size 549 Kbytes.




Supplementary file Size Download File type/resource
GSM189951.txt.gz 411.1 Kb (ftp)(http) TXT
Processed data provided as supplementary file

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