Explore17C-LD-OS-prr7-3 (from BioDare)
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1352-7245Research Software Engineer in the Biological Research Data Management team (BioRDM) at the University of Edinburgh.
The Centre for Engineering Biology is the University of Edinburgh's research organisation in interdisciplinary, Synthetic and Systems Biology, founded in 2023 as the successor to SynthSys, itself founded in 2012 as the successor to the Centre for Systems Biology at Edinburgh (CSBE). CSBE was newly founded in 2007. The Centre for Engineering Biology is a hub organisation that links across multiple, major funding awards, including an Engineering Biology Mission Hub, and EPSRC C-loop.
Projects: Millar group, PHYTOCAL: Phytochrome Control of Resource Allocation and Growth in Arabidopsis and in Brassicaceae crops, TiMet, POP - the Parameter Optimisation Problem, Regulation of flowering time in natural conditions, PlaSMo model repository, BioDare1
Web page: https://biology.ed.ac.uk/centre-engineering-biology
Experimental data that were previously hosted on the original version of BioDare (biodare.ed.ac.uk), which opened in 2009, please see https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-0700-7_2. BioDare was designed as a repository of rhythmic biological data, especially for 24-hour circadian rhythms, with specialised analytical routines for period, phase and amplitude estimation on each data timeseries. Most rhythms tested were measured using gene expression, either directly as RNA levels, or indirectly using ...
Programme: Centre for Engineering Biology (prev. SynthSys)
Public web page: https://biodare2.ed.ac.uk
Start date: 7th Jul 2006
End date: 21st Dec 2017
Collection of experiments created by Flis Anna on the original BioDare and automatically transferred to FAIRDOM Hub.
Submitter: Daniel Thedie
Studies: Flis et al. (2015), Flis et al. (2016), Unpublished
Assays: Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 1, Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 2, Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 3, Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 4, Flis et al. TiMet clock gene comparison across photoperiods, McWatters A.t. Col-0 WT clock RNA timeseries, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C CAB2, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C CCA1, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C ELF3, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C ELF4, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C GI, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C LHY, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C LUX, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C PRR5, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C PRR7, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C PRR9, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C TOC1, TiMet WP1.1 WS seedling vs rosette, TiMet WP1.1 qRT-PCR LD to LL and LD, TiMet WP1.1 qRT-PCR elf3 LD
Defining the robust behaviour of the plant clock gene circuit with absolute RNA timeseries and open infrastructure
Flis et al. (2015)
DOI: 10.1098/rsob.150042
Submitter: Daniel Thedie
Investigation: Flis Anna
Assays: Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 1, Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 2, Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 3, Clock gene RNAs under RD-RR in clock mutants, expt 4, McWatters A.t. Col-0 WT clock RNA timeseries, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C CAB2, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C CCA1, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C ELF3, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C ELF4, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C GI, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C LHY, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C LUX, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C PRR5, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C PRR7, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C PRR9, Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C TOC1, TiMet WP1.1 WS seedling vs rosette, TiMet WP1.1 qRT-PCR LD to LL and LD, TiMet WP1.1 qRT-PCR elf3 LD
Q-PCR LD (12:12) 17C TOC1
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| BioDare ID | 12820611587928 |
| Author | Aurora Pinas-Fernandez |
| Institution | University of Edinburgh |
| License | CC_BY |
Description
Seedlings were entrained for 7 days at 22C in 12:12 white light. Then shifted to 17C 12:12 white light. Samples were collected on the 6th day at 17 degrees.
Purpose
Experiment carry out to reparameterize the clock off Succrose
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Sample time 24h. 24h ...
Submitter: Daniel Thedie
Assay type: Experimental Assay Type
Technology type: Technology Type
Investigation: Flis Anna
Study: Flis et al. (2015)
