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Series GSE1443 Query DataSets for GSE1443
Status Public on Aug 16, 2004
Title Host Cell Gene Expression During HIV-1 Latency in Chronically Infected Cell Lines
Organism Homo sapiens
Experiment type Expression profiling by array
Summary Cells: ACH-2, A3.01, J1.1, and U1 cells were obtained through the NIH AIDS Research and Reference Reagent Program, Division of AIDS, NIAID, NIH. U-937 cells were obtained from American Type Culture Collection (Manassas, VA). ACH-2, J1.1 and U1 are chronically infected cell lines harboring HIV-1 LAV strain, while A3.01, Jurkat, and U-937 are the corresponding parental uninfected cell lines. Cells were grown in RPMI-1640 (Invitrogen, San Diego, CA) with 10% fetal bovine serum (FBS, Invitrogen), 5% penicillin-streptomycin (Invitrogen), and 2mM glutamine (Invitrogen). Cells were maintained at a concentration of 1x10e6 cells/ml in T-175 flasks. Cell concentrations and cell viability were monitored throughout the experiment. Cells were harvested by centrifugation at 1000 rpm for 10 minutes. Harvested cells were washed thrice with ice-cold PBS to remove media; cell pellets were snap frozen using ethanol-dry ice mixture and stored at -80°C for subsequent RNA extraction.
In order to compare expression profiles of chronically infected cell lines, ACH-2, U1, and J1.1 and their uninfected parental cell lines, A3.01, U-937 and Jurkat cells respectively, were grown under identical conditions but in presence of AZT (250 nM) in growth media and cells were harvested as described above. In these studies, no inducing agent was used in either chronically infected or uninfected parental cell lines so as to study changes in cellular gene expression cells latently infected with HIV and uninfected cells.
Total RNA Extraction: Total RNA was extracted using RNEasy Midiprep Kits per manufacturer's protocol (Qiagen, Valencia, CA). RNA concentrations and purity were measured by spectrophotometry, RNA quality (absence of RNA degradation) was assessed by gel electrophoresis. RNA concentration was adjusted to the levels required for subsequent microarray experiment protocols by concentration in a SpeedVac (Savant Instruments, Holbrook, CA). RNA samples (6-7 µg/µL) were stored in 100 µL TE buffer at -80°C.

Microarray Studies: Total RNA obtained from chronically infected and corresponding uninfected parental cells were used for microarray experiments. For each cell line, RNA from the chronically infected cells (ACH-2, J1.1 or U1)and RNA from the corresponding induced, uninfected cells (A3.01 , Jurkat or U937) were compared on the same array. Microarrays were obtained from the National Cancer Institute Microarray Facility, Advanced Technology Center (Gaithersburg, MD). The microarrays (Hs. UniGem2) contained 10,368 cDNA spots on each glass slide. The cDNAs were selected for spotting on the slides based on their known or probable involvement in oncogenesis, signal transduction, apoptosis, immune function, inflammatory pathways, cellular transport, transcription, protein translation and other important cellular functions. A number of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) from unknown genes homologous to known genes and cDNAs encoding housekeeping genes were also included in these gene sets. For each array, 50 µg of total RNA from chronically infected cells and 70 µg of total RNA from corresponding uninfected cells was labeled with Cy-3-dUTP and Cy-5-dUTP respectively. Higher amounts of RNA were used for Cy-5 labeling to minimize the disparities in dye incorporation. Following reverse transcription, the labeled cDNAs were then combined and purified using MicroCon YM-30 (Millipore, Bedford, MA) spin column filters, to remove any unincorporated nucleotides. 8-10 µg each of Cot-1 DNA, (Boehringer Mannheim, Indianapolis, IN), yeast tRNA (Sigma) and polyA (Amersham Biosciences) were added to the reaction mixture and heated at 100°C for 1 minute. Hybridization of the labeled cDNA to the microarray was carried out at 65°C overnight, followed by washes with 1X SSC, 0.2X SSC and 0.05X SSC respectively. The slides were dried by centrifugation at 1000 rpm for 3 minutes and then scanned as described below.

Microarray Scanning and Data Analysis: The slides were scanned using an Axon GenePix 4000 scanner (Axon Instruments, Union City, CA). The photomultiplier tube values (PMT) were adjusted to obtain equivalent intensities at both wavelengths used, 635 nm and 532 nm for the Cy5 and Cy3 channels respectively. Image analysis was performed using GenePix analysis software (Axon Instruments) and data analysis was performed using the microArray Database (mAdb) system hosted by the Center for Information Technology and Center for Cancer Research at NIH (http://nciarray.nci.nih.gov/).
Keywords = HIV
Keywords = Latency
Keywords: other
 
 
Contributor(s) Krishnan V, Zeichner SL
Citation(s) 15308739
Submission date May 28, 2004
Last update date Jan 17, 2013
Contact name Vyjayanthi Krishnan
E-mail(s) [email protected]
Phone 301-402-3624
Organization name NCI
Department HIV and AIDS Malignancy Branch
Lab Zeichner Lab
Street address 10 Center Lane
City Bethesda
State/province MD
ZIP/Postal code 20892
Country USA
 
Platforms (1)
GPL1262 NCI/ATC Hs-UniGEM2
Samples (19)
GSM24324 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_1
GSM24325 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_2
GSM24326 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_3
Relations
BioProject PRJNA89989

GSE1443 VALUE MATRIX header descriptions
ID_REF NIH mAdb well id plus replicate number, as specified in GPL1262
UNIGENE UniGene Identifier Build #Hs.170
GSM24324 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_1
GSM24325 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_2
GSM24326 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_3
GSM24327 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_4
GSM24328 ACH-2/A3.01 No PMA_5
GSM24369 J1.1/Jurkat No PMA_1
GSM24370 J1.1/Jurkat No PMA_2
GSM24371 J1.1/Jurkat No PMA_3
GSM24372 J1.1/Jurkat No PMA_4
GSM24373 J1.1/Jurkat No PMA_5
GSM24374 J1.1/Jurkat No PMA_6
GSM24375 U1/U937 No PMA_1
GSM24376 U1/U937 No PMA_2
GSM24377 U1/U937 No PMA_3
GSM24378 U1/U937 No PMA_4
GSM24379 U1/U937 No PMA_5
GSM24380 U1/U937 No PMA_6
GSM24381 U1/U937 No PMA_7
GSM24382 U1/U937 No PMA_8

Data table
ID_REF UNIGENE GSM24324 GSM24325 GSM24326 GSM24327 GSM24328 GSM24369 GSM24370 GSM24371 GSM24372 GSM24373 GSM24374 GSM24375 GSM24376 GSM24377 GSM24378 GSM24379 GSM24380 GSM24381 GSM24382
159762_1 411881 1.670 -0.523 0.013 -0.092 -0.114 0.277 5.357 2.757 0.302 5.033 2.762 -1.343 -1.853 1.553 5.459 5.950 -0.580 -0.130 3.370
159763_1 25155 0.502 0.119 0.699 0.213 0.289 0.150 -1.151 -0.149 -0.134 0.956 -0.325 -0.897 0.441 2.646 2.453 7.465 1.144 0.010 -0.165
159764_1 386741 -0.424 0.048 0.344 0.719 0.274 0.521 -0.067 0.431 -0.037 1.565 0.337 0.699 -0.704 -1.354 -0.865 6.187 0.060 0.295 0.154
159765_1 0.467 -0.300 -1.134 -0.654 -1.583 0.802 -1.379 -0.815 0.005 0.379 -1.156 0.471 1.361 2.027 0.305 8.460 1.398 1.202 1.516
159766_1 446393 -0.186 -0.006 1.987 0.293 -0.396 1.109 1.233 0.416 -0.331 -0.374 0.784 -0.504 -0.853 0.116 3.503 6.937 0.655 0.740 1.087
159767_1 338207 -0.082 -0.715 0.522 0.442 4.292 0.499 -0.333 -0.265 -0.297 0.284 0.188 -2.095 -0.372 0.672 -0.213 7.120 1.029 0.270 0.121
159768_1 435789 -0.568 -0.434 0.346 0.866 0.014 0.470 -0.937 0.219 -0.638 -0.670 2.340 -0.625 -1.105 -1.228 1.470 6.209 2.920 0.204 0.339
159769_1 256278 -0.392 -0.667 -0.356 0.355 -0.657 0.002 -1.861 1.342 -1.162 -1.279 3.278 -0.259 -1.198 -3.184 -0.964 2.453 3.222 -1.686 -1.003
159770_1 440896 1.345 -0.233 7.734 -0.147 -0.698 0.140 7.708 1.020 0.348 5.592 1.471 -4.417 -0.308 1.646 6.281 6.292 0.809 0.295 0.768
159771_1 0.233 -0.456 0.855 0.263 0.708 0.825 0.587 0.236 -0.016 2.432 0.535 -0.955 -0.443 -1.921 0.043 -0.771 0.311 0.395 0.757
159772_1 9028 0.324 -0.452 -0.678 0.093 -0.324 0.898 1.555 1.318 0.072 0.602 1.134 -1.476 -0.807 -1.506 1.061 2.370 0.311 0.277 0.220
159773_1 287721 -0.799 -1.013 -0.390 0.216 -1.456 1.009 -0.459 -3.828 0.414 -0.313 1.781 0.602 0.241 2.932 2.068 5.428 0.049 -0.431 0.531
159774_1 75318 -0.848 0.521 0.141 0.532 0.024 -0.072 0.084 0.074 0.158 0.550 0.227 -2.541 -0.314 -1.114 -1.006 0.821 -1.498 0.073 0.491
159775_1 155206 0.438 -0.082 0.326 0.298 0.057 0.162 -0.353 -0.036 0.091 0.249 0.300 -0.329 0.529 1.610 1.565 8.381 1.149 -0.130 -0.559
159776_1 232021 -0.152 -0.091 -0.573 0.273 -0.093 0.717 -0.364 1.161 -0.226 0.044 1.686 1.490 -0.319 -1.090 1.880 5.697 7.445 0.448 1.090
159777_1 89768 -0.687 -0.487 -0.574 0.433 -1.348 0.044 -1.470 2.757 -0.447 -1.220 4.727 -0.061 -1.152 -2.576 2.885 8.277 -0.238 -0.175 0.017
159778_1 145820 1.936 -0.005 9.298 0.682 0.077 0.380 1.275 1.566 0.337 5.438 0.192 -0.721 0.012 0.691 0.875 7.333 1.017 0.053 0.077
159779_1 66542 0.434 -0.187 0.345 -0.207 0.839 0.223 0.512 1.319 -0.317 0.448 1.147 -1.182 -1.721 1.231 1.335 6.120 0.709 0.103 -0.493
159780_1 169378 0.052 -0.422 -1.215 -0.004 0.202 1.488 -0.810 1.551 -0.342 0.309 1.075 -3.417 0.995 0.231 4.054 6.313 1.834 -0.622 0.076
159781_1 107526 -0.998 -0.925 -1.236 0.110 -0.144 1.178 -0.356 1.816 0.355 0.177 6.084 1.733 -1.165 2.401 4.627 5.535 0.828 -0.694 0.333

Total number of rows: 9128

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