Changes of Gene Expression in Euglena gracilis Obtained During the 29th DLR Parabolic Flight Campaign.
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ABSTRACT: Parabolic flight maneuvers of Novespace's Airbus A310 ZERO-G produce subsequent phases of hypergravity (about 20 s), microgravity (about 22 s) and another 20 s hypergravity on experiments located in the experiment area of the aircraft. The 29th DLR parabolic flight campaign consisted of four consecutive flight days with thirty-one parabolas each day. Euglena gracilis cells were fixed with TRIzol during different acceleration conditions at the first and the last parabola of each flight. Samples were collected and analyzed with microarrays for one-color gene expression analysis. The data indicate significant changes in gene expression in E. gracilis within short time. Hierarchical clustering shows that changes induced by the different accelerations yield reproducible effects at in
SUBMITTER: Kruger J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6776534 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Oct
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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