PMID:11435407

Citation	Bochner, BR, Gadzinski, P and Panomitros, E (2001) Phenotype microarrays for high-throughput phenotypic testing and assay of gene function.Genome Res. 11:1246-55
Abstract	The bacterium Escherichia coli is used as a model cellular system to test and validate a new technology called Phenotype MicroArrays (PMs). PM technology is a high-throughput technology for simultaneous testing of a large number of cellular phenotypes. It consists of preconfigured well arrays in which each well tests a different cellular phenotype and an automated instrument that continuously monitors and records the response of the cells in all wells of the arrays. For example, nearly 700 phenotypes of E. coli can be assayed by merely pipetting a cell suspension into seven microplate arrays. PMs can be used to directly assay the effects of genetic changes on cells, especially gene knock-outs. Here, we provide data on phenotypic analysis of six strains and show that we can detect expected phenotypes as well as, in some cases, unexpected phenotypes.
Links	PubMed Online version:10.1101/gr.186501
Keywords	Escherichia coli; Gene Deletion; Cellular Respiration; Phenomics; Mutation; Oligonucleotide Array Sequence Analysis; Phenotype; Phenotype Microarray
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Materials and Methods Used

• OmniLog instrument
  • read and record the color change
• Color CCD camera
  • provide quantitative and kinetic information about the response of the cells

Phenotype Annotations

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Species	Taxon ID	Strain	Gene (if known)	OMP	Phenotype	Details	Evidence	Notes
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