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Sample GSM51691 Query DataSets for GSM51691
Status Public on Nov 14, 2005
Title B-ALL-33-0h
Sample type RNA
 
Source name Patient 33, peripheral blood
Organism Homo sapiens
Extracted molecule total RNA
 
Description biological source:
homo sapiens, childhood ALL patient (male, aged 2.5 years), peripheral blood taken prior to treatment, leukocyte isolation followed by enrichment for malignant blasts by malignant cell selection (CD10).
Technical protocols: Target hybridization preparation:
For total RNA isolation, TRIreagent (MRC Inc., Cincinnati, OH,USA) was used according to the manufacturer’s protocol. Briefly, up to 1x10E7 cells per ml were lysed with TRIreagent, 200ul of chloroform were added, the mixture centrifuged, and the RNA from the aqueous phase precipitated with isopropanol. The pelleted RNA was washed in 70% ethanol in DEPC-water and resuspended in nuclease-free water. RNA quantity and purity was determined by optical densitiy measurements (OD260/280) and RNA integrity by using the 2100 Bioanalyzer (Agilent Technologies, Palo Alto, CA,USA), and only high quality RNA was further processed. For Affymetrix GeneChip analysis 1.5ug total RNA was processed to generate a biotinylated hybridization target using One Cycle cDNA Synthesis and One Cycle Target Labelling kits from Affymetrix (Affymetrix, Santa Clara, CA, USA). All procedures were performed according to the manufacturer’s protocol (Gene Expression Analysis, Technical Manual, Revison 4; Eukaryotic Target Preparation, Revison 3) In brief, total RNA was reverse transcribed into cDNA using an anchored oligo-dT-T7-Primer, converted into double-stranded cDNA and purified with the Affymetrix Sample Clean-up Kit according to the manufacturer’s protocol. Thereafter, cRNA was generated by a T7-in-vitro transcription step including a modified nucleotide for subsequent biotinylation. Following RNA purification, 20ug of cRNA were fragmented at 95C using the Affymetrix fragmentation buffer, mixed with 200ul hybridization buffer containing hybridization controls (as contained in the Affymetrix One Cycle Target Labelling kit) and hybridized to U133 Plus 2.0 chips.

Hybridization:
Measurement data /specifications:
The chips were stained and washed in an Affymetrix fluidic station 450 following the EukGE-ws2v4 protocol. Fluorescence signals were recorded by an Affymetrix scanner 3000 and image analysis performed with the GCOS software (version 1.2).

Data processing: Data processing and analysis was performed in R using Bioconductor version 1.5. GeneChip raw expression values were normalized and summarized using the robust multiarray analysis (RMA) method proposed by R. Irizarry.
 
Submission date May 18, 2005
Last update date Aug 28, 2018
Contact name Johannes Rainer
E-mail(s) johannes.rainer@eurac.edu
Organization name Eurac Researc
Department Institute for Biomedicine
Lab Biomedical Informatics
Street address Via A. Volta 21
City Bolzano
ZIP/Postal code 39100
Country Italy
 
Platform ID GPL570
Series (1)
GSE2677 Prednisolone treated childhood ALL samples
Relations
Reanalyzed by GSE64985
Reanalyzed by GSE119087

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF
VALUE RMA normalized expression values

Data table
ID_REF VALUE
1007_s_at 275.097648975503
1053_at 136.753125875207
117_at 15.7156495839793
121_at 88.3078631740913
1255_g_at 3.72693588397856
1294_at 487.061453083753
1316_at 13.0165029773082
1320_at 8.4263626073885
1405_i_at 71.3904900463708
1431_at 5.82391782753422
1438_at 14.2540501479517
1487_at 59.2765673564291
1494_f_at 12.7050486972247
1552256_a_at 345.087881234093
1552257_a_at 59.237136586806
1552258_at 6.60363325621022
1552261_at 7.81914032924934
1552263_at 114.332361302536
1552264_a_at 262.346548608024
1552266_at 4.97939339687729

Total number of rows: 54675

Table truncated, full table size 1480 Kbytes.




Supplementary file Size Download File type/resource
GSM51691.CEL.gz 7.6 Mb (ftp)(http) CEL

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