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Genome wide transcriptional profiling of BEAF-32 in wing imaginal tissues of wildtype and mutants [expresion array]

ABSTRACT: The mutants in BEAF-32 gene in Drosophila caused the Neoplastic growth. In order to understand the rold of BEAF-32 insulator function in regualtion of gene expression we used the imagial tissue as a model to assay the transcriptional changes. The Imagianl tissues were disected in the icecold PBS and Total RNA was prepared using RNaeasy ( qiagen ) kit. This is followed by cDNA synthesis using Oligo dT. Transcriptional changes assayed with two biological replicates and two experimental replicates Two biologial replicates and two experimental replicates were prepared in an independent experiments. Each cDNA samples were labeled with Cy3 due and hybridised and scaned as per manufactures instructions at Florida state university Nimblegen fecility.

ORGANISM(S): Drosophila melanogaster

SUBMITTER: Gurudatta Baraka Vishwanathan

PROVIDER: E-GEOD-36736 | biostudies-arrayexpress |

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-arrayexpress

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The BEAF insulator regulates genes involved in cell polarity and neoplastic growth.

Gurudatta B V BV Ramos Edward E Corces Victor G VG

Developmental biology 20120626 1

Boundary Element Associated Factor-32 (BEAF-32) is an insulator protein predominantly found near gene promoters and thought to play a role in gene expression. We find that mutations in BEAF-32 are lethal, show loss of epithelial morphology in imaginal discs and cause neoplastic growth defects. To investigate the molecular mechanisms underlying this phenotype, we carried out a genome-wide analysis of BEAF-32 localization in wing imaginal disc cells. Mutation of BEAF-32 results in miss-regulation ...[more]

PMID: 22743648

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