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Accession: PRJNA516829 ID: 516829

Regulation of sexual differentiation is linked to invasion in malaria parasites

This SuperSeries is composed of the SubSeries listed below. Overall design: Refer to individual Series
AccessionPRJNA516829; GEO: GSE125566
TypeUmbrella project
PublicationsJosling GA et al., "Dissecting the role of PfAP2-G in malaria gametocytogenesis.", Nat Commun, 2020 Mar 20;11(1):1503
SubmissionRegistration date: 24-Jan-2019
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Pennsylvania State University
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Project Data:
Resource NameNumber
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Sequence data
SRA Experiments18
Publications
PubMed1
PMC1
Other datasets
BioSample18
GEO DataSets5
GEO Data Details
ParameterValue
Data volume, Spots621412
Data volume, Processed Mbytes8
Data volume, Supplementary Mbytes278
SRA Data Details
ParameterValue
Data volume, Gbases38
Data volume, Mbytes19733
Regulation of sexual differentiation is linked to invasion in malaria parasites encompasses the following 4 sub-projects:
Project TypeNumber of Projects
Epigenomics2
BioProject
accession
OrganismTitle
PRJNA493135Plasmodium falciparumPfAP2-G and PfAP2-I ChIP-seq in schizonts (Biochemistry and Molecular...)
PRJNA493084Plasmodium falciparumPfAP2-G ChIP-seq in committed schizonts, sexual rings, and stage I gametocytes (Biochemistry and Molecular...)
Transcriptome or Gene expression2
BioProject
accession
OrganismTitle
PRJNA495321Plasmodium falciparumPfAP2-G DD +Shld1 vs. -Shld1 expression timecourse (Manuel Llinas Lab, Biochemistry...)
PRJNA497051Plasmodium falciparumPfAP2-G target gene promoter mutants expression timecourse (Manuel Llinas Lab, Biochemistry...)

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