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NOTIFICATION: Permanent migration of all CSB.DB services and functionalities on 1.1.2016.
Herewith we inform you that all CSB.DB databases have been migrated at the beginning of 2016. This includes all gene correlation and expression databases, the GMD@CSB.DB module and all associated databases
The BestFit software, a tool for non-aqueous fractionation data analysis, will also be available by the Experimental Systems Biology Research Group headed by Dr. Patrick Giavalisco.
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Matrices@CSB.DB: E.coli Matrix Information Page
Matrix
This page provides background information about the Escherichia coli gene expression data matrices which are the basis for the co-response analyses. For further information about particular experiments follow the given link.
E.coli Matrices
To get information of your choice for the Escherichia coli gene expression data matrices use the links listed below.
Matrix asap96b: Processing

Escherichia coli - Expression Data Matrix asap96b (m96b): Processing back to top


Transcript profiles of Matrix asap96b (m96b) were derived from the ASAP database (Glasner et al., 2003) and originated from colour-coded cDNA hybridisation technology. The transcript profiling experiments of asap96b (m96b) covered miscellaneous stress treatments, application of antibiotics, comparison of media and growth conditions, as well as characterisation of mutants (Allen et al., 2003). Profiles were normalized and log base 2 transformed. Matrix asap96b (m96b) comprised 50 experiments, which were described by 4290 genes (Steinhauser et al., 2004a). Normalised transcript intensities were log base 2 transformed. Co-Response analyses were performed on range normalised (genes) matrix.
For detailed description of the experiments please query the ASAP database.
Matrix asap96b: Experiments

Escherichia coli - Expression Data Matrix asap96b (m96b): Experiment List back to top


For detailed description of the experiments please query the ASAP database.
CSB.DB ID Group Experiment Description
100 1 15 degree cold shock 10 minutes, 1
101 15 degree cold shock 10 minutes, 2
102 15 degree cold shock 10 minutes, 3
103 15 degree cold shock 10 minutes, 4
110 2 Acid Shock 1 min
111 Acid Shock 14 min
112 Acid Shock 20 min
113 Acid Shock 4 min
114 Acid Shock 8 min
115 Acid Shock Time 0, 1
116 Acid Shock Time 0, 2
120 3 Cipro20ng/ml Time 0
121 Cipro20ng/ml Time 1
122 Cipro20ng/ml Time 2
124 Cipro20ug/ml Time 0
125 Cipro20ug/ml Time 1
126 Cipro20ug/ml Time 2
127 Cipro20ug/ml Time 3
134 5 GrowthCurve Time 0
135 GrowthCurve Time 1
136 GrowthCurve Time 2
137 GrowthCurve Time 3
138 GrowthCurve Time 4
139 GrowthCurve Time 5
140 6 DH10B, LB
141 DH5alpha, LB
142 MG1655, LB, 1
143 MG1655, LB, 2
144 MG1655, Minimal Medium, Glucose, 37 degrees, 1
145 MG1655, Minimal Medium, Glucose, 37 degrees, 2
146 MG1655, Minimal Medium, Glucose, 37 degrees, 3
147 MG1655, Minimal Medium, Glucose, 37 degrees, 4
148 MG1655, Minimal Medium, Glucose, 37 degrees, 5
149 MG1655, Minimal Medium, Glucose, 37 degrees, 6
170 4 codB(b0336)::Tn5
172 crp(b3357)::Tn5
174 deaD(b3162)::Tn5, 1
175 deaD(b3162)::Tn5, 2
181 htrA(b0161)::Tn5
183 Multiple Deletions (MD12), 1
184 Multiple Deletions (MD12), 2
185 phoB(b0399)::Tn5
186 phoR(b0400)::Tn5
187 suhB(b2533)::Tn5, 1
188 suhB(b2533)::Tn5, 2
189 ydhB(b1659)::Tn5
190 yhaJ(b3105)::Tn5, 1
191 yhaJ(b3105)::Tn5, 2
192 yi52::Tn5, 1
193 yi52::Tn5, 2

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