| Database: | . | - M-CHiPS | Fellenberg et al. | (2001) | Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 98, 10781 | |
| (in total more than 4600 hybridisations) | Fellenberg et al. | (2002) | Bioinformatics 18, 423-433 | |||
| Hauser et al. | (2002) | Screening3/02, 28 | ||||
| Brazma et al. | (2002) | Adv. Biochem. Biotechnol. 77, 113 | ||||
| Fellenberg et al. | (2003) | Perspectives in Gene Expression, Eaton Publishing, Westborough, 307-343. | ||||
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| Protocols: | - EUROFAN protocols | Hauser et al. | (1998) | Yeast 14, 1209 | ||
| - EUROFAN yeast arrays | Hauser et al. | (1998) | Yeast 14, 1209 | |||
| Hauser et al. | (1998) | Meth. Microbiol. 28, 193 | ||||
| - Significance-labelling of every datapoint | Beissbarth et al. | (2000) | Bioinformatics 16, 1014 | |||
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| Transcript Analyses: | - Heatshock time course | Beissbarth et al. | (2000) | Bioinformatics 16, 1014 | ||
| (there is more to come) | - CDC14 overexpression | Fellenberg et al. | (2001) | Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 98, 10781 | ||
| - Wine yeast versus laboratory yeast (wildtype) | Hauser et al. | (2001) | Comp. Funct. Genomics 2, 69 | |||
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| - Cell wall damage | Lagorce et al. | (2003) | J. Biol. Chem. 278, 20345 | |||
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| .- Hypoxia | Becerra et al. | (2002) | Mol. Microbiol. 43, 545 | |||
| .- Response to glucose | Yin et al. | (2003) | Mol. Microbiol. 48, 713 | |||
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| .- C and N-limited growth in continuous culture | ||||||
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All processed data consist of:
- Fold-regulation for each ORF under each experimental condition
- Statistical evaluation of each change in expression
- Mean expression levels for each condition for each ORF
- Standard deviations for these mean expression levels
- Normalised data
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Whole genome analysis of a wine yeast strain. Nicole C. Hauser, Kurt Fellenberg, Rosario Gil, Sonja Bastuk, Jörg D. Hoheisel and Jose E. Perez-Ortin (2001) Comparative and Functional Genomics 2, 69-79. A transcriptional and genomic comparison was carried out on all open reading frames of the wine yeast strain T73 and a standard laboratory strain MYC730 at the exponential phase of growth (OD = 0.5) in YPD medium. Blue and light-blue colour-coding indicate higher signals in lab strain MYC730; red and yellow labelling represent higher signal intensities in T73. Results for the different ORFs are displayed in their entirety (transcriptional data, genomic data) or can be viewed chromosome by chromosome on the web page of Jose Perez-Ortin. Processing and
quality control of DNA array hybridisation data.
heatshock_timecourse: ..color-coded list complete data experimental condition Correspondence
analysis applied to microarray data.
CDC14 overexpression: .color-coded list complete data experimental condition (legend) The yeast transcriptome
in aerobic and hypoxic conditions; effects of HAP1 ROX1 ROX3 and SRB10
deletions.
aerobic and hypoxic conditions: .color-coded list complete data experimental condition (legend) Genome-wide analysis
of yeast transcription upon calcium shortage.
calcium (depletion and shock): .color-coded list complete data experimental condition (legend) Differential effects
of high and low glucose signals upon global expression patterns in yeast.
response to glucose: .color-coded list complete data experimental condition (legend) Genome-wide analysis
of the response to cell wall damage in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
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Yeast Genome Array Protocols (pdf-file) Nicole C. Hauser, DKFZ, Heidelberg List of protocols that are being used for
the preparation of samples and their hybridisation to yeast arrays.
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EUROFAN Yeast Arrays Nicole C. Hauser, DKFZ, Heidelberg Table of array coordinates, ORF-names and
gene-names. For detailed information see 'Array Protocols' above.
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Colour-coding the significance of transcript level variations. All data are listed with a colour-code
that indicates their significance: red and
yellow
labelling represent significantly increased transcript levels; dark-blue
and light-blue indicate significantly reduced transcript levels;
unlabelled data (white background) are not (statistically !) significant
by our standards (see Beissbarth
et al., 2000, Bioinformatics16,
1014-1022.
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