Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination

In an initial investigation of differential expression of genes caused by cis-acting regulatory elements in rice, the lack of reproducibility led us to question the basic premise of allelic expression imbalance determination: namely that departures of cDNA expression ratios from those observed in ge...

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Autores principales: Akkinepalli, Harika, Ereful, Nelzo, Liu, Yan, Malabanan, Kaye, Howells, Rhian, Stamati, Konstantina, Powell, Wayne, Leung, Hei, Greenland, Andy, Mackay, Ian, Lee, David
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Publicado: Canadian Science Publishing 2012
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/165777
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author Akkinepalli, Harika
Ereful, Nelzo
Liu, Yan
Malabanan, Kaye
Howells, Rhian
Stamati, Konstantina
Powell, Wayne
Leung, Hei
Greenland, Andy
Mackay, Ian
Lee, David
author_browse Akkinepalli, Harika
Ereful, Nelzo
Greenland, Andy
Howells, Rhian
Lee, David
Leung, Hei
Liu, Yan
Mackay, Ian
Malabanan, Kaye
Powell, Wayne
Stamati, Konstantina
author_facet Akkinepalli, Harika
Ereful, Nelzo
Liu, Yan
Malabanan, Kaye
Howells, Rhian
Stamati, Konstantina
Powell, Wayne
Leung, Hei
Greenland, Andy
Mackay, Ian
Lee, David
author_sort Akkinepalli, Harika
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description In an initial investigation of differential expression of genes caused by cis-acting regulatory elements in rice, the lack of reproducibility led us to question the basic premise of allelic expression imbalance determination: namely that departures of cDNA expression ratios from those observed in genomic DNA provide unequivocal evidence of cis-acting polymorphisms. This paper describes experiments designed to demonstrate that stochastic variation in low copy number of targets in PCR reactions give variable allelic ratios even when starting with the same copy numbers of the two alleles. These significant departures from an expected 1:1 ratio provide an explanation to the lack of reproducibility observed for our cDNA measurements.
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spelling CGSpace1657772025-12-08T09:54:28Z Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination Akkinepalli, Harika Ereful, Nelzo Liu, Yan Malabanan, Kaye Howells, Rhian Stamati, Konstantina Powell, Wayne Leung, Hei Greenland, Andy Mackay, Ian Lee, David alleles complementary dna gene expression genes polymerase chain reaction In an initial investigation of differential expression of genes caused by cis-acting regulatory elements in rice, the lack of reproducibility led us to question the basic premise of allelic expression imbalance determination: namely that departures of cDNA expression ratios from those observed in genomic DNA provide unequivocal evidence of cis-acting polymorphisms. This paper describes experiments designed to demonstrate that stochastic variation in low copy number of targets in PCR reactions give variable allelic ratios even when starting with the same copy numbers of the two alleles. These significant departures from an expected 1:1 ratio provide an explanation to the lack of reproducibility observed for our cDNA measurements. 2012-05 2024-12-19T12:55:27Z 2024-12-19T12:55:27Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/165777 en Canadian Science Publishing Akkinepalli, Harika; Ereful, Nelzo; Liu, Yan; Malabanan, Kaye; Howells, Rhian; Stamati, Konstantina; Powell, Wayne; Leung, Hei; Greenland, Andy; Mackay, Ian and Lee, David. 2012. Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination. Genome, Volume 55 no. 5 p. 400-406
spellingShingle alleles
complementary dna
gene expression
genes
polymerase chain reaction
Akkinepalli, Harika
Ereful, Nelzo
Liu, Yan
Malabanan, Kaye
Howells, Rhian
Stamati, Konstantina
Powell, Wayne
Leung, Hei
Greenland, Andy
Mackay, Ian
Lee, David
Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination
title Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination
title_full Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination
title_fullStr Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination
title_full_unstemmed Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination
title_short Snapshots of gene expression in rice: limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination
title_sort snapshots of gene expression in rice limitations for allelic expression imbalance determination
topic alleles
complementary dna
gene expression
genes
polymerase chain reaction
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/165777
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