WormMine

WS294

Intermine data mining platform for C. elegans and related nematodes

Gene :

WormBase Gene ID  ? WBGene00225465 Gene Name  Bm5204
Sequence Name  ? Bm5204 Organism  Brugia malayi
Automated Description  Predicted to enable oxidoreductase activity. Is an ortholog of C. elegans R04B5.5 and R04B5.6. Biotype  SO:0001217
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1 Organism

Name Taxon Id
Brugia malayi 6279

0 Synonyms

Genomics

2 Transcripts

WormMine ID Sequence Name Length (nt) Chromosome Location
Transcript:Bm5204b.1 Bm5204b.1   [unknown]
Transcript:Bm5204a.1 Bm5204a.1   [unknown]
 

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2 CDSs

WormMine ID Sequence Name Length (nt) Chromosome Location
CDS:Bm5204b Bm5204b   [unknown]
CDS:Bm5204a Bm5204a   [unknown]

0 RNAi Result

0 Allele

0 Chromosome

0 Chromosome Location

2 Data Sets

Name URL
WormBaseAcedbConverter  
GO Annotation data set  

0 Downstream Intergenic Region

10 Expression Clusters

Regulated By Treatment Description Algorithm Primary Identifier
  Transcripts that showed significantly lower expression in L3 larva comparing to in adult. edgeR v3.28. FDR < 0.05, fold change > 2. WBPaper00061765:L3_vs_Adult_Downregulated
  Transcripts that showed significantly decreased expression in male B. malayi 30 days after infecting gerbils, comparing to female B. malayi 30 days after infecting gerbils. EdgeR(v3.16.5), FDR < 0.05. WBPaper00051007:downregulated_M30_vs_F30
  Transcripts that showed significantly increased expression in female B. malayi 120 days after infecting gerbils, comparing to 30 days after infecting gerbils. EdgeR(v3.16.5), FDR < 0.05. WBPaper00051007:upregulated_F120_vs_F30
  Transcripts that showed significantly lower expression in L4 larva comparing to in microfilariae. edgeR v3.28. FDR < 0.05, fold change > 2. WBPaper00061765:L4_vs_Micro_Downregulated
  Transcripts that showed significantly lower expression in L4 larva comparing to in adult. edgeR v3.28. FDR < 0.05, fold change > 2. WBPaper00061765:L4_vs_Adult_Downregulated
  Time-course transcript abundance profiles. P116, k-means clusters of Brugia malayi during development in Aedes aegypti LVP between day 1 and 8 post infection; H114, k-means clusters of Ae. aegypti LVP infected with B. malayi between day 0 and 8 post infection; and HR14, host response profile comparing infected vs. uninfected A. aegypti LVP. Non-flat profiles (p < 0.01 and maximum fold-difference among time points > 2) were grouped into common temporal patterns using k-means clustering. WBPaper00045439:BM_Cluster_P11
  Transcripts that showed significantly decreased expression in female B. malayi 30 days after infecting gerbils, comparing to L4 female B. malayi animals. EdgeR(v3.16.5), FDR < 0.05. WBPaper00051007:downregulated_F30_vs_L4
  Transcripts that showed significantly increased expression after 48 hours of 100nM ivermectin exposure. Differential gene expression analysis between time points and drug concentrations was realized in edgeR (version 3.10.5) through the web interface provided by NetworkAnalyst. Significance was set as an experiment-wide false discovery rate (FDR) <0.20 (after the Benjamini-Hochberg method). WBPaper00049974:ivermectin_100nM_48h_upregulated
  Transcripts that showed significantly increased expression at infective lava stage 3 (iL3) (from mosquitoes), comparing to L3 Day 9 worms. Differential gene expression analysis was performed using both DESeq and EdgeR, and the overlapping genes with FDR<0.01 were retained. WBPaper00059852:B.malayi_iL3_stage_upregulated_vs_L3Day9
  Transcripts that showed significantly increased expression at infective lava stage 3 (iL3) (from mosquitoes), comparing to L4 worms. Differential gene expression analysis was performed using both DESeq and EdgeR, and the overlapping genes with FDR<0.01 were retained. WBPaper00059852:B.malayi_iL3_stage_upregulated_vs_L4

0 Expression Patterns

1 GO Annotation

Annotation Extension Qualifier
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0 Homologues

0 Locations

1 Ontology Annotations

Annotation Extension Qualifier
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0 Regulates Expr Cluster

0 Sequence

1 Sequence Ontology Term