1{
2  "alias": "GSE85812",
3  "center_name": "GEO",
4  "accession": "SRP082383",
5  "IDENTIFIERS": {
6    "PRIMARY_ID": {
7      "content": "SRP082383"
8    },
9    "EXTERNAL_ID": [
10      {
11        "label": "primary",
12        "namespace": "BioProject",
13        "content": "PRJNA339456"
14      },
15      {
16        "namespace": "GEO",
17        "content": "GSE85812"
18      }
19    ]
20  },
21  "DESCRIPTOR": {
22    "STUDY_TITLE": "Field systems biology of grapevine red blotch reveals the impact of viral infections on the transcriptional and hormonal regulation of berry ripening",
23    "STUDY_TYPE": {
24      "existing_study_type": "Transcriptome Analysis"
25    },
26    "STUDY_ABSTRACT": "Red blotch disease causes major reprogramming of grape berry metabolism and development leading to the inhibition of ripening pathways and stress responses Overall design: Red-skinned grape berries naturally infected with the Grapevine Red Blotch associated Virus and healthy controls at four stages of ripening (pre-veraison, veraison, post-veraison and harvest) and collected from two independent vineyards (Healdsburg and Oakville)",
27    "CENTER_PROJECT_NAME": "GSE85812"
28  },
29  "STUDY_LINKS": {
30    "STUDY_LINK": [
31      {
32        "XREF_LINK": {
33          "DB": "pubmed",
34          "ID": "28338755"
35        }
36      }
37    ]
38  }
39}