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. 2002 Apr 16;99(9):6216–6221. doi: 10.1073/pnas.082011999

Table 1.

Validation of microarray data by QPCR

Gene of interest (GOI) Treatment GOI average CT GAPDH average CT ΔCT GOI − GAPDH ΔΔCT ΔCT − ΔCTMCS Fold change relative to MCS
Pitpn (U96726) FIVMCS 25.02  ± 0.80 19.18  ± 0.18 5.84  ± 0.82 0.00  ± 0.82 1.0
FIVβgluc 20.07  ± 0.75 21.69  ± 0.46 −0.99  ± 0.89 −6.83  ± 0.88 114.04
Fe65 (P46933) FIVMCS 28.62  ± 0.52 19.18  ± 0.18 9.44  ± 0.55 0.00  ± 0.55 1.0
FIVβgluc 26.99  ± 0.77 21.69  ± 0.46 5.30  ± 0.90 −4.14  ± 0.90 17.67
C/EBPδ (X61800) FIVMCS 31.71  ± 0.32 19.18  ± 0.18 12.53  ± 0.37 0.00  ± 0.37 1.0
FIVβgluc 29.88  ± 0.87 21.69  ± 0.46 8.19  ± 0.99 −4.35  ± 0.99 20.30
Egr2 (X06746) FIVMCS 22.35  ± 0.35 19.18  ± 0.18 3.17  ± 0.39 0.00  ± 0.39 1.0
FIVβgluc 21.15  ± 0.51 21.69  ± 0.46 −0.54  ± 0.69 −3.71  ± 0.69 13.12

TaqMan chemistry was used to measure gene expression by means of real-time quantitative PCR (QPCR; Materials and Methods). A comparative CT method allowed calculation of relative changes in gene expression of mice treated with FIVβgluc vs. FIVMCS. Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) was used as a reference for all comparative analyses because microarray data revealed statistical consistency throughout experimental conditions and replicates. t tests on the replicates of each sample achieved P < 0.001 or better for every sample.