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Using the "fold-change" method described earlier, our comparisons across these 24 common genes between the WG-DASL (100 ng input RNA) and the qRT-PCR assays consistently demonstrated, on average, a strong correlation (R2∼0.87) across replicate experiments (Fig. 5B).

One significant change in the method described by Waldminghaus and Skarstad is the omission of Spin-X columns during the IP wash steps.

The data was analysed by comparative CT method and the fold change was calculated by 2−ΔΔCT method described by Livak [17].

The abundance of the transcripts is adjusted for somatic copy number changes and CpG methylation changes using methods described previously.

Though it probably needs to be further refined and some of its limitations need to be better understood, the necessary changes having been made, the method described herein is considered to be fully applicable throughout transportation planning.

Calculations for fold change were performed using the 2−ΔΔCt method described in detail by Livak and Schmittgen (2001).

The combined microarray was further analyzed by determining the statistical significance of changes in transcript abundance using the method described by Wolfinger et al. [ 28].

The changes do not affect the correctness of the method described.

The relative changes in RNA expression were also calculated using the ΔΔct method described above.

In the conservation law problem, the restrictive method described in Section 2.1 is the only method that minimizes mind changes.

I question, however, the method described.

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