Multiomics Analysis of Leukemic Cells
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Corresponding Organization : St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Other organizations : UNSW Sydney, Cancer Institute of New South Wales, Verastem (United States), The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, National Cancer Institute
Variable analysis
- RNA extraction method (TRIzol reagent)
- RNA quantitation method (Qubit fluorimetry)
- RNA integrity assessment method (TapeStation 2200, Agilent Technologies)
- RNA sequencing method (Truseq poly-A selected library construction, Illumina, paired-end 100-bp sequencing using Hiseq 2000 and 2500 sequencers)
- Protein extraction and digestion method (pre-B cells, Lys-C and trypsin proteases)
- Peptide labeling method (6-plex Tandem Mass Tag reagents, Thermo Scientific)
- Mass spectrometry method (tandem mass tag-based)
- MRNA and protein sequencing data
- Previously described experimental protocols (4)
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