Category:Expression data

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The PortEco team is collecting E. coli microarray data into one database. Click here to link to the PortEco Expression database.

The list below provides links to the literature pages in EcoliWiki for papers that contain microarray data. (Note: this list is still in progress.)

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Type Reference Description Platform GEO ArrayExpress SMD GenExpDB Notes

microarray

PMID:19650909[1]

Global effect of RpoS on gene expression in pathogenic Escherichia coli O157:H7 strain EDL933

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE17420

E-GEOD-17420

4590 Publication: Dong 2009

-

microarray

PMID:17074904[2]

E. coli K-12 str. P4X grown with the arginine regulon fully repressed, partially repressed, or fully derepressed (argR).

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE4724

E-GEOD-4724

loaded 2/8/10 Publication: Caldera 2006

76470

Added strain page for P4X to EcoliWiki.

microarray

PMID:18940002[3]

E. coli K-12 str. W3110 oxygen downshift

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE12006

E-GEOD-12006

loaded 2/7/10 Publication: Soini 2008

-

microarray

PMID:18793315[4]

E. coli K-12 strain Frag1 in response to ionic and non-ionic osmotica

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE12190

E-GEOD-12190

loaded 2/12/2010 Publication:Shabala 2009

-

microarray

PMID:18545668[5]

E. coli K-12 BW25113/pCA24N-hha with 2 mM IPTG vs BW25113/pCA24N with 2 mM IPTG

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE10116

E-GEOD-10116

loaded 2/7/2010

Publication:Garcia-Contreras 2008

129590

microarray

PMID:18487194[6]

E. coli K-12 MG1655 and E. coli O157:H7 EDL933 inhibited for Rho activity to assess Rho function

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE10345

E-GEOD-10345

loaded 2/7/2010

Publication: Cardinale 2008

125308

Made a strain page for minimal genome strain MDS42 in EcoliWiki.

The text says that a nusG(del) mutation was used, but the strain table in the supplemental material gives the genotype of RSW422 as MDS42 nusG::Kan. Is this a typo?

microarray

PMID:18000553[7]

E.coli K-12 MG1655 and BW25113 ∆soxR::kan treated with paraquat - time series

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE6992

E-GEOD-6992

loaded 2/8/2010 Publication: Blanchard 2007

119986

BW25113 is a derivative of MG1655 and is the parent strain for the Keio collection of deletion mutants.

microarray

PMID:17420206[8]

E.coli K-12 W3110 and the isogenic phoU::miniTn10Kan mutant

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE7243

E-GEOD-7243

loaded 2/8/2010 Publication:Li 2007

49514

microarray

PMID:17483266[9]

E. coli O157:H7 str. EDL933 biofilms treated with 7-hydroxyindole and isatin

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE6195

E-GEOD-6195

loaded 2/7/2010

Publication:Lee 2007

106111

microarray

PMID:17591798[10]

E. coli O157:H7 strain EDL933 LB-Glu 7 hr biofilm cells with various chemicals

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE5552

E-GEOD-5552

loaded 2/8/2010 Publication: Bansal 2007

25272

microarray

Alper H and Stephanopoulos G (2007) Metab Eng 9(3):258-67

PMID:17292651[11]

E. coli K-12 DH5alpha with plasmid-borne wild-type and mutant rpoD alleles grown in the presence and absence of ethanol

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE3665

E-GEOD-3665

loaded 2/8/2010 Publication:Alper 2007

24989

microarray

PMID:18256823[12]

E.coli EHEC lux::tet strain (VS94) grown in SAPI medium in the presence of AI-2, time series experiment

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE9388

E-GEOD-9388

loaded 2/12/2010 Publication:Bansal 2008

-

microarray

PMID:18317809[13]

E. coli asymptomatic bacteriuria (ABU) strain 83972 grown on urine-agar plates or cultured in MOPS-glucose medium

Affymetrix E_coli_2

E-MEXP-1453

-

microarray

PMID:17145952[14]

E. coli asymptomatic bacteriuria (ABU) strains 83972 and VR50 during biofilm growth in human urine compared to planktonic cells

Affymetrix E_coli_2

E-MEXP-926

-

microarray

PMID:18421347[15]

E. coli K-12 TOP10 cells containing rewired gene network constructs

Affymetrix E_coli_2

E-MEXP-732

-

microarray

PMID:18317809[13]

E. coli asymptomatic bacteriuria (ABU) strain 83972 grown in MOPS minimal glucose medium, in urine, and in 3 individual patients

Affymetrix E_coli_2

E-MEXP-584

-

microarray

PMID:19854834[16]

E. coli MG1655 treated with CHIR-090, an inhibitor of lipid A biosythesis

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE18623

E-GEOD-18623

-

CHIR-090 (10X MIC) or DMSO (solvent)

microarray

PMID:19458652[17]

E.coli K-12 strains BW25113 and BW25113 ∆CP4-57, where the CP4-57 prophage has been excised, cultured in LB medium at 37°C

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE14472

E-GEOD-14472

-

microarray

PMID:19288441[18]

E. coli K-12 MG1655 pOX38Km comparison of cells isolated from the outside and inside of biofilms and exponential and stationary phase planktonic cultures.

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE13589

E-GEOD-13589

loaded 2/7/2010 Publication:Ito 2009

-

Added pOX38Km to EcoliWiki. Paper uses pOX38Km rpoS-gfp.)

microarray

PMID:19060153[19]

E. coli K-12 MG1655 and isogenic strain LVM100, which has 5 toxin-antitoxin (TA) gene pairs deleted, examined during biofilm development

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE11932

E-GEOD-11932

-

microarray

PMID:19060153[19]

E. coli K-12 BW25113 and BW25113 yjgK(del)::kan strain grown for 8 h in LB, glass wool biofilms

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE12701

E-GEOD-12701

loaded 2/12/2010

Publication: Kim et al. 2009

-

Check whether the mutant used is one of the Keio deletions.

microarray

PMID:19172264[20]

E. coli K-12 ATCC 25404 biofilms treated with 10 uM 5-fluorouracil vs. E. coli K-12 ATCC 25404 DMF-treated control biofilm

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE12750

E-GEOD-12750

loaded 2/12/2010 Publication:Attila 2009

-

microarray

PMID:19246752[21]

E. coli K-12 MG1655 growing aerobically and anaerobically treated with the CO-releasing molecule CORM-2 (tricarbonyldichlororuthenium(II) dimer)

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE13982

E-GEOD-13982

-

microarray

PMID:19909729[22]

E. coli BW25113 K-12 hfq vs. wild-type persister

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE18852

E-GEOD-18852

DAS

-

microarray

PMID:19889087[23]

Effects of overexpression of the sRNA MgrR in E. coli K-12 str. KM100 mgrR(del)::FRT-kan-FRT and comparison of E. coli K-12 str. MG1655 araBAD(del) leu+ and MG1655 araBAD(del) leu+ mgrR(del)::FRT-kan-FRT

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE18935

E-GEOD-18935

loaded 2/6/10

Publication:Moon 2009

-

microarray

PMID:19696934[24]

E. coli O157:H7 86-24 parent and signaling mutants to investigate bacterial adrenergic signaling (norepinephrine, xx, xx)

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE15050

E-GEOD-15050

-

Check whether kan marker was flipped out.

Used Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium

microarray

PMID:18309357[25]

E. coli K-12 BW25113 vs. BW25113 ∆yncC742::FRT-kan-FRT grown in biofilms on glass wool and MG1655 vs MG1655 ∆yncC742::FRT-kan-FRT colony biofilms. All biofilms grown in LB medium for 15h at 37°C

Affymetrix Ecoli_2 and Ecoli_ASv2

GSE8706

E-GEOD-8706

48670

microarray

PMID:19919618[26]

E. coli metabolically engineered strains exposed to cis-1,2-dichloroethylene (cis-DCE)

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE13698

E-GEOD-13698

-

error: 2 different types of platforms E_coli_2.cdf and E_coli_ASv2.cdf

GSE13698 E. coli cis-DCE mineralization and new stress genes <c-anno><c-1>E. coli K12 TG1 TOM-Green/IsoILR1/GSHI* and vector alone</c-1><c-2></c-2><c-3> LB at 37C</c-3><c-4>cis-1,2-dichloroethylene (cis-DCE)</c-4></c-anno>

microarray

PMID:18192383[27]

E. coli treated with cefsulodin and mecillinam

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE10159

E-GEOD-10159

loaded 2/6/2010

Publication: Laubacher

127582

One of the superseries contained in GSE10160.

Are there two publications for Laubacher and Ades at the omics site?

microarray

PMID:18528414[28]

E.coli indole cell signaling occurs primarily at low temperatures

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE9923

E-GEOD-9923

Publication Lee 2008

130274

microarray

PMID:14526013[29]

DpiA overexpression

ecoli_12

GSE4112

y Publication:Miller 2003

115961

microarray

PMID:11027315[30]

Tryptophan metabolism response in E. coli

ecoli_3.0

GS7

y Publication:Khodursky 2000

79721

microarray

PMID:11027315[30]

Tryptophan metabolism response in E. coli

ecoli_4.3

GSE7

y Publication:Khodursky 2000

79721

microarray

PMID:14526013[29]

DpiA overexpression

ECD3

GSE4112

y Publication:Miller 2003

115961

microarray

PMID:12119387[31]

Global analysis of mRNA decay and abundance in Escherichia coli

ECD1a-list1

GSE4344

y Publication Bernstein 2002

24294

microarray

PMID:11952897[32]

RNase G complementation of rne null mutation identifies functional interrelationships with RNase E

ecoli_9.0

GSE3123

y Publication:Lee 2002

110486

microarray

PMID:14981237[33]

Global analysis of Escherichia coli RNA degradosome function

ECD1a-list1

GSE4394

y Publication Bernstein 2004

21544

microarray

PMID:11333217[34]

UV Exposure in Wild-Type and SOS-Deficient E. coli

ecoli_4.3

GSE9

y Publication:Courcelle 2001

122241

microarray

PMID:11333217[34]

UV Exposure in Wild-Type and SOS-Deficient E. coli

ecoli_8.0

GSE9

y Publication:Courcelle 2001

122241

microarray

PMID:13678585[35]

RraA. a protein inhibitor of RNase E activity that globally modulates RNA abundance in E. coli

ECD1a-list1

GSE4383

y

108573

microarray

PMID:12374860[36]

Adaptation to famine

ecoli_12

GSE3283

y Tani 2002

92076

microarray

PMID:15129285[37]

Gene expression in MG1655 and knock-out mutants during aerobic growth

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE1106

E-GEOD-1121

Loaded 2/22/10

Publication: Covert et al. (2004)

GSE1106 is a subset of GSE1121 (changes of global gene expression in E. coli during an oxygen shift)

At what temp were cultures grown?

Knock-out mutations were made by lambda red recombination. Do they still have a drug resistance marker?

microarray

PMID:15129285[37]

gene expression in knock-out mutants during anaerobic growth

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE1107

Loaded 2/24/10

Publication Covert et al. (2004)

SubSeries GSE1107 is part of SuperSeries: GSE1121 changes of global gene expression in E. coli during an oxygen shift

microarray

PMID:15129285[37] PMID:18828895[38]

changes of global gene expression in E. coli during an oxygen shift

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE1121

E-GEOD-1121

GSE1106 and GSE1107 were loaded separately, and have been combined in a single publication. Was this correct? need to check references Publication Covert et al. (2004)

y

GSE1121 combines subseries GSE1106 and GSE1107.

microarray

PMID:15705577[39]

carbon utilization in E. coli

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE2037

E-GEOD-2037

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:15757896[40]

sigma32 over-expression in E. coli

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE2140

E-GEOD-2140

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:16199566[41]

Effect of small RNA RyhB on global iron use in Escherichia coli

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE3105

E-GEOD-3105

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:16385049[42]

Differential gene expression of ydgG mutant

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE3514

E-GEOD-3514

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:17222132[43]

Temporal Biofilm Expression of E. coli K-12 after 4, 7, 15, and 24 hr

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE3905

E-GEOD-3905

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:16597943[44]

E. coli K-12 yliH and yceP biofilm expression relative to wild type

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE3937

E-GEOD-3937

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:15601715[45]

pH Regulates Genes for Flagellar Motility, Catabolism, and Oxidative Stress in Escherichia coli K-12

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE4511

E-GEOD-4511

y

microarray

PMID:17026754[46]

pH and Anaerobiosis Coregulate Metabolism, Multidrug Transporters, and Envelope Composition in Escherichia coli K-12

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE4556

E-GEOD-4556

y

microarray

PMID:17511876[47]

E. coli K-12 mutants yceP, trpE, and tnaA biofilm cell 24 hr for indole paper

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE4562

E-GEOD-4562

y

microarray

PMID:18302792[48]

E. coli K-12 W3110 time course after acid-shift of aerobically grown cultures

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE4778

E-GEOD-4778

loaded 3/07/10

Publication: Kannan G. et al. (2008)

y

microarray

PMID:17709750[49]

Expression data from Escherichia coli

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE5239

E-GEOD-5239

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

-

flagellar regulon studies

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE5818

E-GEOD-5818

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:17293424[50]

E. coli K-12 mutant ycfR biofilm vs wild type 15 hr LB glu biofilm cells

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE5904

E-GEOD-5904

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:17521447[51]

E. coli TG1/pBS(Kan)Synhox and pBS(Kan) hydrogen production

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE5905

E-GEOD-5905

y

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:17504765[52]

Expression data from time courses of E. coli MG1655 and UTI89 in vitro

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE6425

E-GEOD-6425

loaded 6/24/10

y

microarray

PMID:17504765[52]

E. coli K-12 MG1655 expression data from gnotobiotic ceca 14d post-inoculation

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE6426

E-GEOD-6426

y

microarray

PMID:17214507[53]

Large-Scale Mapping and Validation of E. coli Transcriptional Regulation from a Compendium of Expression Profiles.

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE6836

E-GEOD-6836

y

microarray

PMID:18344336[54]

E. coli K-12 wild type with R1drd19 biofilm vs wild type without R1drd19 biofilm

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE6923

E-GEOD-6923

loaded 6/26/10

y

microarray

PMID:17765265[55]

BW25113 ymgB and W/T in LBglu 24h biofilm cells

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE6925

E-GEOD-6925

loaded June 15, 2010

microarray

PMID:19304752[56]

Expression profiles during cell death programmed by a restriction-modification system in E. coli

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE7326

E-GEOD-7326

Loaded 5/18/2010

microarray

PMID:17768236[57]

Fis KO strain

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE7379

E-GEOD-7379

Partially Completed (see notes)

There is an error. Please see Microarray_errors

microarray

PMID:17768236[57]

WT (Fis+) strain

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE7380

E-GEOD-7380

error (see notes)

wrong CEL chiptype expecting "Ecoli_ASv2" instead of "Ecoli_antisense". Need a different .CDF

microarray

PMID:17768236[57]

Expression data from E. coli covering four phases of growth in Fis KO and WT (Fis+) strains

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE7398

E-GEOD-7398

Related to GSE7380 (see microarry above) which has errors

y

microarray

PMID:17979199[58]

Gene expression of E. coli MG1655 wild type and rpoS knock-out strains

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE7885

E-GEOD-7885

  • batch ready
    • June 3, 2010
  • loaded
    • June 9, 2010
  • publication
    • June 10, 2010

microarray

PMID:18545668[5]

BW25113 hha mutant vs wild type biofilm cells 4hr LB and 4,15,24hr LB glu

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE8708

E-GEOD-8708

y

microarray

-

Expression profile for early stationary phase E. coli W3110 expression profile

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE9203

E-GEOD-9203

Missing Supplementary Files On GEO

microarray

PMID:16321939[59]

luxS-Dependent Gene Regulation in Escherichia coli K-12 Revealed by Genomic Expression Profiling

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE9582

E-GEOD-9582

  • batch checked
    • June 3, 2010
  • loaded
    • June 9, 2010
  • publication
    • June 10, 2010

y

microarray

PMID:16321939[59]

luxS-Dependent Gene Regulation in Escherichia coli K-12 Revealed by Genomic Expression Profiling (II)

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE9587

E-GEOD-9587

in progress...error (see notes) batch was created anyway (June 3, 2010)

y

FATAL ERROR: Failure in MAS5 execution

microarray

PMID:18039828[60]

Tannin resistance strategies of Escherichia coli in anaerobic conditions

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE9755

E-GEOD-9755

y

microarray

PMID:18158608[61]

RpoS regulation of gene expression during exponential growth of E. coli K-12

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE9814

E-GEOD-9814

  • batch checked
    • June 3, 2010
  • loaded
    • June 9, 2010
  • publication
    • June 10, 2010

y

rpoS(del)::FRT (pers. comm. H. Schellhorn 6/15/10)

microarray

PMID:18192383[27]

Expression of Escherichia coli treated with cefsulodin and mecillinam, alone and in combination

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE10158

E-GEOD-10158

6/11/10

One of the subseries contained in GSE10160.

Are there two publications for Laubacher and Ades at the omics site?

microarray

PMID:18400758[62]

Expression profiles of E. coli groESL(-) cells expressing human Hsp60(wt)/Hsp10 or Hsp60-(p.Val98Ile)/Hsp10 operons

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE10974

E-GEOD-10974

loaded 6/25/10

y

microarray

PMID:19194530[63]

Identification of the Escherichia coli HU regulon

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE11183

E-GEOD-11183

loaded 6/26/10

microarray

PMID:18843507[64]

Control of RpoS in global gene expression of Escherichia coli in minimal media

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE12797

E-GEOD-12797

loaded 6/07/10

microarray

PMID:19376922[65]

Gene expression of E. coli MG1655 at attachment, colony formation and maturation during biofilm formation

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE13418

E-GEOD-13418

error: unknown file type (see notes)

after gunzipping, .CEL and .dcp file types showed.

microarray

-

E. coli MqsR and MqsA whole DNA microarray and nickel DNA enrichment microarray

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE14203

E-GEOD-14203

microarray

PMID:15742388[66]

Transcriptome Profiles For High-Cell-Density Recombinant and Wild-Type E. coli

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE17505

E-GEOD-17505

microarray

PMID:18612598[67]

Serine hydroxamate and the transcriptome of high cell density recombinant E. coli MG1655

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE17506

E-GEOD-17506

microarray

PMID:16680459[68]

Global transcriptome response of recombinant E. coli to heat-shock and dual heat-shock recombinant protein induction

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

GSE17507

E-GEOD-17507

microarray

Transcription profiling of LD13 mutant E. coli planktonic cultures and flow-cell biofilm after 24, 48, 72, 96 and 144 hours

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-MEXP-1408

microarray

PMID:21695201[69]

Molecular strategy for survival at a critical high temperature in Escherichia coli

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-MEXP-3191

microarray

Transcription profiling of pNCF (non-conjugative factor of F plasmid) carrying E.coli biofilm

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-MEXP-1145

Transcription profiling of LD13 mutant E. coli planktonic cultures and flow-cell biofilm after 24, 48, 72, 96 and 144 hours

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-MEXP-1408

microarray

Transcription profiling of E. coli F- phenocopies compared with K-12 young biofilm

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-MEXP-1001

microarray

Aggarwal K and Lee KH (2011) J Bacteriol 193(18):4869-80

PMID:21764923[70]

Overexpression of cloned RhsA sequences perturbs the cellular translational machinery in Escherichia coli.

GSE12411

E-GEOD-12411

microarray

PMID:18790864[71]

Transcription profiling of E. coli biofilm to assess the global gene impact of a natural F conjugative plasmid-carrying E.coli biofilm

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-MEXP-953

microarray

Alteri CJ, et al. (2011) Mol Microbiol 82(1):145-63

PMID:21854465[72]

The broadly conserved regulator PhoP links pathogen virulence and membrane potential in Escherichia coli.

GSE3665

E-GEOD-3665

microarray

PMID:17218953[73]

Transcription profiling of E. coli strains MG Kan N15(+), MG Kan-Tos N15(-) and MG Kan-Tos N15(+) which has a linear genome made by MG Kan N15(+) and MG Kan-Tos N15(-)

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-MEXP-910

microarray

PMID:17099705[74]

Comparative genomic hybridization of plasmids containing genomic library clones grown in E. coli to monitor copy number changes over time

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-TABM-143

microarray

Transcription profiling of E. coli in two replicate series of 8 timepoints of exponential to stationary phase planktonic cultures growing in rich media

Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

E-TABM-103

microarray

PMID:18192383[27]

E. coli treated with cefsulodin and mecillinam

Affymetrix E_coli_2 and Ecoli_ASv2

GSE10160

E-GEOD-10160

GSE10159 (Affy_2) samples were loaded 2/6/10.

127582

This GSE accession combines subseries GSE10158 (Affy_ASv2) and GSE10159 (Affy_2)

microarray

PMID:19168658[75]

Whole-transcriptome profiling revealed that wild-type SdiA reduced biofilm formation by repressing genes related to indole synthesis and curli synthesis compared to when no SdiA was expressed, while variant SdiA1E11 induced genes related to indole synthesis in comparison to wild-type SdiA.

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE11779

Publication:Lee 2009

microarray

PMID:17635870[76]

E. coli EHEC strain 86-24 and isogenic luxS::tet strain VS94 grown with various signaling molecules (100 uM AI-2, 30 uM AI-3, or 50 uM epinephrine)

Affymetrix E_coli_2

GSE7439

E-GEOD-7439

loaded 2/10/2010

Publication: Kendall MM et al. (2007)

48975

5/15/10 Need to double check that all the arrays are loaded.

microarray

Asakura Y, et al. (2011) Nucleic Acids Res 39(20):9034-46

PMID:21785135[77]

GSE21869

E-GEOD-21869


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Platform/Print/Physical Array Designs

Different microarray/gene expression repositories use different terminologies for the physical design of an array.

  • SMD: Prints
  • GEO: Platforms
  • ArrayExpress: Arrays

Each database also has their own accession for a particular type of array.

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Source Product GEO ArrayExpress SMD Notes

Affymetrix

Affymetrix GeneChip E.coli Genome 2.0 Array

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Affymetrix E_coli_2

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Beckman 2F Schoolink lab

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ECD3

GPL2820

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Affymetrix

E. coli Antisense Genome Array

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Affymetrix Ecoli_ASv2

Khodursky Lab

Khodursky Lab E. coli B 4290 ORFs Microarray

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JCL_Ecoli_1

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