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Lipidomic analysis by UPC2-MS of tissue samples from the GSF1 feed-switch experiment. Samples were analyzed at NTNU by Zdenka Bartosova and Per Bruheim.

There are three separate data files of lipid analysis in muscle, liver and gut tissue samples. Excel sheets contains both raw and normalised data of compounds abundance. Normalization to all compounds was used as a normalization method.

Columns: Compound 0.93_858.7669n Anova (p) 0,044998264 q Value 0,009417222 Max Fold Change 1,644961431 Maximum ...

NB! The files here are the old version for the files in Lipidomics (Experimental Assay)

Lipidomic analysis by LC-MS of tissue samples from the GSF1 feed-switch experiment. Samples were analyzed at NTNU by Zdenka Bartosova and Per Bruheim.

There are two separate data files of lipid analysis in muscle and liver samples. Excel sheets contains both raw and normalised data of compounds abundance. Normalization to all compounds was used as a normalization method.

We have also performed a "normalization ...

Total lipids are extracted from tissues of white muscle, liver and whole brain from three fish per dietary treatment.

The three different CRISPR target sites within the elovl2 gene (T1-3) were characterised by Sanger sequencing, sequencing on average 8 clones per individual.

RNAseq is utilised to validate the SnpEff annotation predictions for aberrant splicing. For this purpose the percentage exon retention for exons 4, 6 and 7 are calculated using RNAseq data.

Stranded RNAseq libraries were prepared from 1µg total RNA from liver tissue using TruSeq Stranded mRNA library preparation kit (Illumina, San Diego, USA) using double unique indices (#20022371), according to the manufacturer's instruction (Part 15031057 Rev.E). Libraries were sequenced at the Norwegian Sequencing Centre (NSC). All libraries were pooled, and the same pool was sequenced on 4 flow cell lanes on a HiSeq 3000 machine (Illumina), generating 100bp single-end reads. RNA sequencing files ...

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