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This data set describes the temporal expression of 102 genes of E. Coli after induction of the expression of SOD (recombinant human superoxide dismutase).
data(ecoli)
caulobacter
is a longitudinal
object
containing the data from the Schmidt-Heck et al. (2004) experiment.
Essentially, this is a matrix with with 102 columns (=genes)
and 9 rows (=time points). All expression levels are given in
log2-ratios with respect to the first time point (i.e. the
induction at time 0).
The micoarray experiment was performed at the Institute of Applied Microbiology, University of Agricultural Sciences of Vienne. The data and the experiment is described in Schmidt-Heck et al. (2004).
Schmidt-Heck, W., Guthke, R., Toepfer, S., Reischer, H., Duerrschmid, K., and Bayer, K. (2004) Reverse engineering of the stress response during expression of a recombinant protein. In: Proceedings of the EUNITE 2004 European Symposium on Intelligent Technologies, Hybrid Systems and their Implementation on Smart Adaptive Systems, June 10-12, 2004, Aachen, Germany, Verlag Mainz, Wissenschaftsverlag, Aachen, 2004, 407-441 (ISBN 3-86130-368-X).
# load GeneNet library
library("GeneNet")
# load data set
data(ecoli)
is.longitudinal(ecoli)
# how many samples and how many genes?
dim(ecoli)
summary(ecoli)
get.time.repeats(ecoli)
# plot first nine time series
plot(ecoli, 1:9)
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