Title | Global gene expression of EHEC O26:H11 21765 and O157:H7 EDL933 strains in ground beef with or without microflora |
Study Type | Other |
Abstract | The genomic expression profiles of enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli O26:H11 21765 and O157:H7 EDL933 strains grown in ground beef enriched in microflora were compared with the corresponding expression profiles in ground beef without microflora. For our application of RNA-Seq, 3 biological replicat .. [more]es were performed. To reduce the possibility of spurious alignment and crosstalk between the reference genome of EHEC and other similar genomes, the transcriptionally up-regulated genes in presence of microflora were filtered for E. coli specific genes. This constraint also influenced our sequencing strategy, sequencing mode (paired-end sequencing), library-type (strand-specific cDNA library) and choice of the read length (125 bp). The paired-end strand-specific RNA-Seq with a read length of 125 bp informations allow for higher levels of specific alignments, thus reduce the possibility of spurious alignment between the reference genome and other similar genomes. [less] |
Description | The genomic expression profiles of enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli O26:H11 21765 and O157:H7 EDL933 strains grown in ground beef enriched in microflora were compared with the corresponding expression profiles in ground beef without microflora. For our application of RNA-Seq, 3 biological replicat .. [more]es were performed. To reduce the possibility of spurious alignment and crosstalk between the reference genome of EHEC and other similar genomes, the transcriptionally up-regulated genes in presence of microflora were filtered for E. coli specific genes. This constraint also influenced our sequencing strategy, sequencing mode (paired-end sequencing), library-type (strand-specific cDNA library) and choice of the read length (125 bp). The paired-end strand-specific RNA-Seq with a read length of 125 bp informations allow for higher levels of specific alignments, thus reduce the possibility of spurious alignment between the reference genome and other similar genomes. [less] |
Center Name | VETAGROSUP |
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Submission | ERA609436 |
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