UMB Dataset
Plasmodium vivax Transcriptomes Reveal Stage-specific Chloroquine Response and Differential Regulation of Male and Female Gametocytes
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- Description
- Plasmodium vivax is the most widespread human malaria parasite. However, its biology is little understood for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the inability to continuously propagate it in vitro. Utilizing samples of whole blood taken from 26 Cambodian patients who were determined to be solely infected with the parasite, this research investigated three aspects of P. vivax activity: 1) the statistical contribution of the different developmental stages present in infection using gene expression deconvolution; 2) the regulation of expression of gametocyte genes, and 3) the effect of chloroquine on the P. vivax transcriptome. The primary dataset includes RNA-sequencing reads from the blood of the Cambodian patients as well as reads derived from dissected sporozoites from mosquitoes. Four supplementary data files provide additional details from the study.
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Cambodia
Access
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Unrestricted access
- Instructions
- Freely available in the NCBI SRA under the BioProject PRJNA378759
Empirical Research
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Supplementary Information
PDF with additional graphs and figures
Peer Review FilePDF of reviewers' comments
Description of Additional Supplementary FilesPDF of descriptions of supplementary data files 1, 2, 3, and 4
Supplementary Data 1Excel file of sequencing and alignment statistics for each infection
Supplementary Data 2Excel file list of P. vivax genes whose expression levels are correlated with the expression of known gametocyte genes
Supplementary Data 3Excel file of genes differentially expressed after chloroquine treatment (FDR<0.1)
Supplementary Data 4Excel file of gene expression signatures of the different developmental stages obtained by gene expression deconvolutoin
Reporting SummaryPDF of completed Nature Research reporting summary document
Custom CodeCode and additional data for P. vivax RNA-Seq studies from patient samples perfomred in the Serre lab