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Sample GSM2656686 Query DataSets for GSM2656686
Status Public on Apr 01, 2018
Title 30 ppb lufenuron 10163_Block3_updatedBlock3.txt
Sample type RNA
 
Channel 1
Source name Pool of approx. 500 copepodids (Atlantic Canada)
Organism Lepeophtheirus salmonis
Characteristics treatment: 30 ppb lufenuron
Treatment protocol Stock lufenuron (Elanco®) was prepared to 100 mg/L in 50% acetone, then diluted to working concentrations in seawater. Lufenuron dilutions were prepared to final concentrations of 0, 30, 300, 700, 1000, and 1500 parts per billion (n = 3 pools/treatment). Exposure time was 3 h before a 21 h holding in seawater. Pools of 500 copepodids were flash frozen post 24 h bioassay. treatment protocol
Growth protocol Atlantic L. salmonis egg strings were obtained from adult female lice infecting Atlantic salmon in a salmon farm located in BMA-2a in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick. Eggs were hatched in a static sea water hatch system and grown to copepodids at Huntsman Marine Science Centre, St Andrew's, NB, Canada. growth protocol
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Lice were flash frozen in pools of 500 and kept at -80 degrees Celcius until RNA extraction (n = 21 pools). Total RNA was extracted from frozen tissue using TRIzol reagent® (Life Technologies), on-column DNase digestion (QIAGEN) followed by RNEasy column purification as per manufacturers’ instructions (QIAGEN). Purified total RNA was tested by agarose gel and automated electrophoresis (Experion; Bio-Rad) and spec. extract protocol
Label Cy5-CTP
Label protocol Labeled cRNA was generated from 825ng total RNA using Low-Input Quick Amp kits (Agilent; v6.5). A Cy3-cRNA reference pool to hybridize alongside samples was created for each of the above experiments, ensuring each experimental condition was included in the pool. label protocol
 
Channel 2
Source name all condition pool
Organism Lepeophtheirus salmonis
Characteristics sample type: reference
Treatment protocol Stock lufenuron (Elanco®) was prepared to 100 mg/L in 50% acetone, then diluted to working concentrations in seawater. Lufenuron dilutions were prepared to final concentrations of 0, 30, 300, 700, 1000, and 1500 parts per billion (n = 3 pools/treatment). Exposure time was 3 h before a 21 h holding in seawater. Pools of 500 copepodids were flash frozen post 24 h bioassay. treatment protocol
Growth protocol Atlantic L. salmonis egg strings were obtained from adult female lice infecting Atlantic salmon in a salmon farm located in BMA-2a in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick. Eggs were hatched in a static sea water hatch system and grown to copepodids at Huntsman Marine Science Centre, St Andrew's, NB, Canada. growth protocol
Extracted molecule total RNA
Extraction protocol Lice were flash frozen in pools of 500 and kept at -80 degrees Celcius until RNA extraction (n = 21 pools). Total RNA was extracted from frozen tissue using TRIzol reagent® (Life Technologies), on-column DNase digestion (QIAGEN) followed by RNEasy column purification as per manufacturers’ instructions (QIAGEN). Purified total RNA was tested by agarose gel and automated electrophoresis (Experion; Bio-Rad) and spec. extract protocol
Label Cy3-CTP
Label protocol Labeled cRNA was generated from 825ng total RNA using Low-Input Quick Amp kits (Agilent; v6.5). A Cy3-cRNA reference pool to hybridize alongside samples was created for each of the above experiments, ensuring each experimental condition was included in the pool. label protocol
 
 
Hybridization protocol Samples were hybridized to oligonucleotide microarrays as per manufacturers' instructions for Low-Input Quick Amp kits (Agilent; v6.5). Arrays were designed using previously annotated ESTs from both Pacific and Atlantic L. salmonis (Yasuike et al. 2012; eArray design ID 024389; Agilent). hyb protocol
Scan protocol Scanned at 5 micrometer resolution on a ScanArray Express (Perkin Elmer) and quantified on Imagene (v8.1; BioDiscovery). scan protocol
Description 30 ppb lufenuron
Data processing For each probe on the microarray, the background median was subtracted from the foreground median. Data analysis was performed in GeneSpring GX11 (Agilent). Each array was normalized using an intensity-dependent Lowess normalization. All entities on the array are presented in the attached matrix file here, however, for the analysis, quality control filters for each of the three experiments retained probes that pass the following criteria in at least 65% of the samples in any one condition: raw signal ≥ 500 in both channels and no poor quality flags. data processing
 
Submission date Jun 09, 2017
Last update date Apr 01, 2018
Contact name Ben F Koop
E-mail(s) bkoop@uvic.ca
Phone (250) 472-4067
Organization name The University of Victoria
Department Biology
Lab Centre for Biomedical Research
Street address PO Box 3020 STN CSC
City Victoria
State/province BC
ZIP/Postal code V8W 3N5
Country Canada
 
Platform ID GPL15566
Series (1)
GSE99880 High level efficacy of lufenuron against sea lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) linked to rapid impact on moulting processes

Data table header descriptions
ID_REF
VALUE lowess normalized log2 ratio (sample/reference pool) value definition

Data table
ID_REF VALUE
C001R022 -0.29754257
C001R025 0.34958458
C001R027 0.39096642
C001R037 -0.5761204
C001R052 0.089118004
C001R060 -0.35340595
C001R061 0.5030651
C001R062 -0.35179806
C001R063 0.35698318
C001R064 0.37865162
C001R067 -0.19035912
C001R068 -0.10593796
C001R069 -0.3159895
C001R070 -0.24591732
C001R074 0.16805744
C001R075 -0.3364668
C001R076 1.2653599
C001R077 0.8244791
C001R078 0.3085327
C001R082 0.15233803

Total number of rows: 16259

Table truncated, full table size 319 Kbytes.




Supplementary file Size Download File type/resource
GSM2656686_10163_cy3_70Block3_updated.txt.gz 4.6 Mb (ftp)(http) TXT
GSM2656686_10163_cy5_65Block3_updated.txt.gz 4.6 Mb (ftp)(http) TXT
Processed data included within Sample table

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