Submit ChIP-seq raw data to www.ebi.ac.uk/arrayexpress (Project E-MTAB-10475)

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  1. General Information

    1. Title: ChIP-seq of primary human macrophages uninfected or infected with Yersinia enterocolitica strains
    2. Description: Pathogenic bacteria Yersinia enterocolitica injects virulence plasmid-encoded effectors through the type three secretion system into macrophages to modulate gene expression. At this point it is not known whether epigenetic modifications play a role in Yersinia regulation of gene expression. To answer this question primary human macrophages were infected with mock, WAC (virulence plasmid-cured strain) or WA314 (wild type) and samples were subjected to ChIP-seq for H3K4me3, H3K4me1, H3K27ac and H3K27me3. The effect of effector proteins YopM and YopP on histone modifications in macrophages was analyzed using a wild type strain lacking either YopM or YopP and subsequent ChIP-seq analysis.
    3. Experiment Type: 4C, antigen profiling, ATAC-seq, Bisulfite-seq, Capture-C, ChIP-chip by array, ChIP-chip by SNP array, ChIP-chip by tiling array, ChIP-seq*, CLIP-seq, comparative genomic hybridization by array, CUT&RUN, DNA-seq, exome sequencing, FAIRE-seq, genotyping by array, genotyping by high throughput sequencing, GRO-seq, Hi-C, MBD-seq, MeDIP-seq, methylation profiling by array, methylation profiling by high throughput sequencing, microRNA profiling by array, microRNA profiling by high throughput sequencing, MNase-seq, MRE-seq, proteomic profiling by array, Ribo-seq, RIP-chip by array, RIP-seq, RNA-seq of coding RNA, RNA-seq of coding RNA from single cells, RNA-seq of non coding RNA, RNA-seq of non coding RNA from single cells, RNA-seq of total RNA, scATAC-seq, single nucleus RNA sequencing, spatial transcriptomics by high-throughput sequencing, tiling path by array, transcription profiling by array, transcription profiling by RT-PCR
    4. Experimental Designs: cell type comparison design; stimulus or stress design
    5. 2019-01-01
  2. Contacts

    1. xx
    2. x.x@uke.de
    3. Institute of Medical Microbiology, Virology and Hygiene, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE)
    4. Martinistraße 52, 20246 Hamburg, Germany
    5. data analyst
    6. experiment performer
    7. submitter
    8. yy
    9. y.y@uke.de
    10. investigator
  3. Publications

  4. Create samples, add attributes and experimental variables

    1. #Header: Name Organism CellType Stimulus MateiralType Immunoprecipitate
    2. Sample 1
    3. Homo sapiens
    4. macrophage
    5. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopM
    6. DNA
    7. H3K27ac
    8. Sample 2
    9. Homo sapiens
    10. macrophage
    11. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopM
    12. DNA
    13. H3K27ac
    14. Sample 3
    15. Homo sapiens
    16. macrophage
    17. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopP
    18. DNA
    19. H3K27ac
    20. Sample 4
    21. Homo sapiens
    22. macrophage
    23. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopP
    24. DNA
    25. H3K27ac
    26. Sample 5
    27. Homo sapiens
    28. macrophage
    29. mock
    30. DNA
    31. H3K27ac
    32. Sample 6
    33. Homo sapiens
    34. macrophage
    35. mock
    36. DNA
    37. H3K27ac
    38. Sample 7
    39. Homo sapiens
    40. macrophage
    41. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    42. DNA
    43. H3K27ac
    44. Sample 8
    45. Homo sapiens
    46. macrophage
    47. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    48. DNA
    49. H3K27ac
    50. Sample 9
    51. Homo sapiens
    52. macrophage
    53. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    54. DNA
    55. H3K27ac
    56. Sample 10
    57. Homo sapiens
    58. macrophage
    59. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    60. DNA
    61. H3K27ac
    62. Sample 11
    63. Homo sapiens
    64. macrophage
    65. mock
    66. DNA
    67. H3K27me3
    68. Sample 12
    69. Homo sapiens
    70. macrophage
    71. mock
    72. DNA
    73. H3K27me3
    74. Sample 13
    75. Homo sapiens
    76. macrophage
    77. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    78. DNA
    79. H3K27me3
    80. Sample 14
    81. Homo sapiens
    82. macrophage
    83. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    84. DNA
    85. H3K27me3
    86. Sample 15
    87. Homo sapiens
    88. macrophage
    89. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    90. DNA
    91. H3K27me3
    92. Sample 16
    93. Homo sapiens
    94. macrophage
    95. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    96. DNA
    97. H3K27me3
    98. Sample 17
    99. Homo sapiens
    100. macrophage
    101. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    102. DNA
    103. H3K27me3
    104. Sample 18
    105. Homo sapiens
    106. macrophage
    107. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    108. DNA
    109. H3K27me3
    110. Sample 19
    111. Homo sapiens
    112. macrophage
    113. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    114. DNA
    115. H3K27me3
    116. Sample 20
    117. Homo sapiens
    118. macrophage
    119. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    120. DNA
    121. H3K27me3
    122. Sample 21
    123. Homo sapiens
    124. macrophage
    125. mock
    126. DNA
    127. H3K4me1
    128. Sample 22
    129. Homo sapiens
    130. macrophage
    131. mock
    132. DNA
    133. H3K4me1
    134. Sample 23
    135. Homo sapiens
    136. macrophage
    137. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    138. DNA
    139. H3K4me1
    140. Sample 24
    141. Homo sapiens
    142. macrophage
    143. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    144. DNA
    145. H3K4me1
    146. Sample 25
    147. Homo sapiens
    148. macrophage
    149. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    150. DNA
    151. H3K4me1
    152. Sample 26
    153. Homo sapiens
    154. macrophage
    155. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    156. DNA
    157. H3K4me1
    158. Sample 27
    159. Homo sapiens
    160. macrophage
    161. mock
    162. DNA
    163. H3K4me3
    164. Sample 28
    165. Homo sapiens
    166. macrophage
    167. mock
    168. DNA
    169. H3K4me3
    170. Sample 29
    171. Homo sapiens
    172. macrophage
    173. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    174. DNA
    175. H3K4me3
    176. Sample 30
    177. Homo sapiens
    178. macrophage
    179. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    180. DNA
    181. H3K4me3
    182. Sample 31
    183. Homo sapiens
    184. macrophage
    185. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    186. DNA
    187. H3K4me3
    188. Sample 32
    189. Homo sapiens
    190. macrophage
    191. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    192. DNA
    193. H3K4me3
    194. Sample 33
    195. Homo sapiens
    196. macrophage
    197. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    198. DNA
    199. H3K4me3
    200. Sample 34
    201. Homo sapiens
    202. macrophage
    203. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    204. DNA
    205. H3K4me3
    206. Sample 35
    207. Homo sapiens
    208. macrophage
    209. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    210. DNA
    211. H3K4me3
    212. Sample 36
    213. Homo sapiens
    214. macrophage
    215. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    216. DNA
    217. H3K4me3
    218. Sample 37
    219. Homo sapiens
    220. macrophage
    221. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopM
    222. DNA
    223. H3K4me3
    224. Sample 38
    225. Homo sapiens
    226. macrophage
    227. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopM
    228. DNA
    229. H3K4me3
    230. Sample 39
    231. Homo sapiens
    232. macrophage
    233. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopP
    234. DNA
    235. H3K4me3
    236. Sample 40
    237. Homo sapiens
    238. macrophage
    239. Y. enterocolitica WA314deltaYopP
    240. DNA
    241. H3K4me3
    242. Sample 41
    243. Homo sapiens
    244. macrophage
    245. mock
    246. DNA
    247. H3K4me3
    248. Sample 42
    249. Homo sapiens
    250. macrophage
    251. mock
    252. DNA
    253. H3K4me3
    254. Sample 43
    255. Homo sapiens
    256. macrophage
    257. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    258. DNA
    259. H3K4me3
    260. Sample 44
    261. Homo sapiens
    262. macrophage
    263. Y. enterocolitica WAC
    264. DNA
    265. H3K4me3
    266. Sample 45
    267. Homo sapiens
    268. macrophage
    269. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    270. DNA
    271. H3K4me3
    272. Sample 46
    273. Homo sapiens
    274. macrophage
    275. Y. enterocolitica WA314
    276. DNA
    277. H3K4me3
  5. Assign ENA library information

    1. #Header: NameResize Library Layout * Library Source * Library Strategy * Library Selection * Library Strand Nominal Length Nominal SDev Orientation
    2. Sample 1
    3. SINGLE
    4. GENOMIC (Genomic DNA (includes PCR products from genomic DNA))
    5. ChIP-Seq (Direct sequencing of chromatin immunoprecipitates)
    6. ChIP (Chromatin immunoprecipitation)
    7. Sample 2
    8. SINGLE
    9. GENOMIC (Genomic DNA (includes PCR products from genomic DNA))
    10. ChIP-Seq (Direct sequencing of chromatin immunoprecipitates)
    11. ChIP (Chromatin immunoprecipitation)
  6. Describe protocols

    1. #Header: Name Assign protocols to samples Type Description * Performer ** Hardware ** Software
    2. Protocol 1
    3. Assign...
    4. Type: sample collection protocol
    5. Description: Human peripheral blood monocytes were isolated by centrifugation of heparinized blood in Ficoll. Monocytic cells were isolated with magnetic anti-CD14 antibody beads and an MS+ Separation Column (Miltenyi Biotec) according to the manufacturers instructions and seeded into 6-well plates at a density of 2 × 106 cells. Cells were cultured in RPMI containing 20% autologous serum at 37°C, 5% CO2, and 90% humidity. The medium was changed every three days until cells were differentiated into macrophages after 7 days. Macrophages were used for infection 1-2 weeks after the isolation
    6. Protocol 2
    7. Assign...
    8. nucleic acid extraction protocol
    9. For the ChIP with formaldehyde crosslinking, macrophages (~3-10 x 106 cells per condition) were washed once with warm PBS and incubated for 30 min at 37 °C with accutase (eBioscience, USA) to detach the cells. ChIP protocol steps were performed as described in (Günther et al., 2016, PMID: 26855283), except that BSA-blocked ChIP grade protein A/G magnetic beads (Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA) were added to the chromatin and antibody mixture and incubated for 2 h at 4 °C rotating to bind chromatin-antibody complexes. Samples were incubated for ~3 min with a magnetic stand to ensure attachment of beads to the magnet and mixed by pipetting during the wash steps.
    10. Protocol 3
    11. Assign...
    12. nucleic acid library construction protocol
    13. ChIP-seq libraries were constructed with 1-10 ng of ChIP DNA or input control as
    14. a starting material. Libraries were generated using the NEXTflex ChIP-Seq Kit
    15. (Bioo Scientific, USA) as per manufacturers recommendations. Concentrations of all
    16. samples were measured with a Qubit Fluorometer (Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA)
    17. and fragment length distribution of the final libraries was analysed with the DNA
    18. High Sensitivity Chip on an Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer (Agilent Technologies, USA).
    19. Protocol 4
    20. Assign...
    21. nucleic acid sequencing protocol
    22. All samples were normalized to 2 nM and pooled equimolar. The library pool was sequenced on the NextSeq500 (Illumina, USA) with 1 x 75 bp and total at least ~18 million reads per sample.
    23. Technology Platform Next Generation Sequencing Heinrich Pette Institute, Leibniz Institute for Experimental Virology Martinistraße 52 20251 Hamburg
    24. NextSeq 500
  7. Assign data files

    1. #Header: NameResize Raw Data File
    2. Sample 1
    3. H3K27ac_dM_DoA.fastq.gz
    4. Sample 2
    5. H3K27ac_dM_DoB.fastq.gz
    6. Sample 3
    7. H3K27ac_dP_DoA.fastq.gz
    8. Sample 4
    9. H3K27ac_dP_DoB.fastq.gz
    10. Sample 5
    11. H3K27ac_mock_DoA.fastq.gz
    12. ...

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