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No background correction was performed.
No background correction was performed before normalization.
For each plate, background correction was performed with blank control wells containing no compounds.
Background correction was performed by subtraction of the sample-free spectrum.
Background correction was performed by subtracting the median global background from the median local background from the signal intensity.
Background correction was performed using limma's "normexp" method.
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Raw data analysis, signal quantification and background correction were performed with Arrayvision version 6.0 (Imaging Research, Ontario, Canada).
Bias correction and background correction were performed through ProteinPilot.
Normalization and background correction were performed using the rma algorithm of the affy package [ 42].
Data normalization and background correction were performed using guanine-cytosine Robust Multichip Average (gcRMA) function as described in [ 54]. gcRMA adjusts for background intensities in Affymetrix array data which include optical noise and non-specific binding (NSB).
AGA accepts raw CEL files and iDat files for Affymetrix and DNA methylation arrays, respectively where background correction is performed, as well as quantile normalization for the expression arrays.
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