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Array design description
FORMAT
ARRAYBATCH Simon Rasmussen, Henrik Bjørn Nielsen and Hanne Jarmer*. (2009) The transcriptionally active regions in the genome of Bacillus subtilis, Molecular Microbiology, 73, 1043–1057 The array design specification consists of the description of the common features of the array as the whole, and the description of each array design elements (e.g., each spot). Following terminology used in MAGE, we distinguish between three levels of array design elements: feature - the location on the array, reporter - the nucleotide sequence present in a particular location on the array, and composite sequence - a set of reporters used collectively to measure an expression of a particular gene, exon, or splice-variant. The details that should be given of each of them are described below.
ARRAYBATCHNAME Tiling Array * array design name
ARRAYTYPE Nimblegen * platform type: in situ synthesized, spotted or other
SPOTPARAMID BaSysBio Bacillus subtilis T1385K array version 1’ database ID
NUMBERBLOCKSPERCHIP * physical dimensions of array support (e.g. of slide)
NUMBERBLOCKSHORIZ 385000 * number of features on the array
NUMBERBLOCKSVERTIC
NUMBERROWSINBLOCK
NUMBERCOLUMNSINBLOCK date of production
SPOTTINGDATE
COMMENTS something like surface and coating specification etc
PROVIDERID Nimblegen * availability (e.g., for commercial arrays) or production protocol for custom made arrays
ARRAY single array of certain array batch
ARRAYID SOM03GN9 - SN: 1=M9_Glu_OD=0.4_Repl_2
SOM03GNE - SN: 2=M9_Glu_OD=1.0_Repl_2
SOM03GNC - SN: 3=M9_Glu_OD=1.4_Repl_2
SOM03GND - SN: 4=M9_Glu_OD=0.4_Repl_1
SOM03GNF - SN: 5=M9_Glu_OD=1.0_Repl_1
SOM03GNG - SN: 6=M9_Glu_OD=1.5_Repl_1
SOM03GNH - SN: 7=M9_Glu_OD=0.4_Repl_3
SOM03GNJ - SN: 8=M9_Glu_OD=1.0_Repl_3
SOM03GNK - SN: 9=M9_Glu_OD=1.5_Repl_3
ARRAYBATCHID
SUPPORTID
COMMENTARE
SLIDE_NB
REPORTER oligo/sequence on array , related information, common for all arrays in one batch
RPROBEID database ID
SPOTPARAMID database ID, foreign key to arraybatch
TYPE synthetic oligo-nucleotides * the type of the reporter: synthetic oligo-nucleotides, PCR products, plasmids, colonies, other
STRAND single stranded * single or double stranded
SEQUENCE
LENGHT Simon Rasmussen, Henrik Bjørn Nielsen and Hanne Jarmer*. (2009) The transcriptionally active regions in the genome of Bacillus subtilis, Molecular Microbiology, 73, 1043–1057 * approximate lengths if exact sequence not known
PROBETYPE oligo, cDNA etc
ACC NUMBER * gene name and links to appropriate databases (e.g., SWISS-PROT, or organism specific databases), if known and relevant
PROVIDER
PROVIDERID o sequence accession number in DDBJ/EMBL/GenBank, if exists
ORGANISM NCBI Accession number
CHROMOSOMENR
CHROM_BAND
SYMBOL standartized name of gene
PLASMIDNR
SYMBOL
AMPLIFICATIONPROTOCOLID database ID, foreign key to amplification protokol (separate)
PURIFICATIONPROTOCOLID database ID, foreign key to purification protokol (separate)
PRODUCTIONDATE
DNAYIELD amount of DNA on the spot


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