Sample information curated by ChIP-Atlas

Antigen

Antigen Class
Bisulfite-Seq
Antigen
Bisulfite-Seq

Cell type

Cell type Class
Liver
Cell type
Liver
MeSH Description
A large lobed glandular organ in the abdomen of vertebrates that is responsible for detoxification, metabolism, synthesis and storage of various substances.

Attributes by original data submitter

Sample

source_name
mouse liver
tissue
liver
Sex
female
age
12 months
dam treatment
10ppm rotenone

Sequenced DNA Library

library_strategy
Bisulfite-Seq
library_source
GENOMIC
library_selection
RANDOM
library_construction_protocol
Livers were surgically retrieved, frozen in dry ice, and stored at -80°C. Pelleted minced tissue was homogenized further with sterile disposable pestles using a hand-held motor (Kimble) in the presence of 1 mL of Trizol reagent (Invitrogen) and fractionated according to the manufacturer's instructions to obtain total RNA, genomic DNA, and protein fractions. WGBS libraries were constructed from starting 1ug genomic DNA and 50ng phage lambda, sheared via BioRuptor, subjected to bisulfite conversion (EZ DNA methylation kit; Zymo research), ligated and amplified with methylated adapters (TruSeq RNA v2; Illumina) and low-input DNA ligation chemistry (HyperPrep; KAPA Biosystems). RNAseq libraries were constructed starting with poly-A-selected RNA from 1 µg of DNaseI-treated total RNA input using a magnetic poly-dT bead hybridization capture (Illumina), eluted in 10µL of nuclease-free H2O, transferred as magnetically isolated supernatant to RNase-free wells of a 96-well reaction plate, and used directly for rRNA-free library assembly using a KAPA Stranded RNA-Seq with RiboErase commercial kit (KAPA Biosystems).

Sequencing Platform

instrument_model
Illumina NovaSeq 6000

mm10

Number of total reads
865573557
Reads aligned (%)
79.5
Coverage rate (×)
6.8
Number of hyper MRs
254552 (qval < 1E-05)

mm9

Number of total reads
865573557
Reads aligned (%)
80.0
Coverage rate (×)
6.7
Number of hyper MRs
254216 (qval < 1E-05)

Base call quality data from DBCLS SRA