Sentence examples for genome expression assay from inspiring English sources

In this study we showed that expression data with sufficient quality for further genomic analysis can be generated from FFPE material using a whole genome expression assay specifically designed for degraded RNA, the DASL Whole Genome assay.

To determine whether the transcriptional regulation of additional genes influencing the onset of myelination was altered due to MAL overexpression, a whole genome expression assay covering more than 45,000 transcripts was performed for primary mouse Schwann cell cultures.

For whole genome expression assays, total RNA was processed and hybridized to Affymetrix HuEx 1.0 arrays in the CHLA/USC Genome Core according to Affymetrix protocols.

This kind of analysis is useful for whole genome expression assays, because it allows the visualization of the data in groups and how these groups are represented in the microarray.

While it is possible to perform whole genome expression assays and sequencing in FFPE samples, it is currently cost-prohibitive to do so in the very large collections of FFPE samples that are available.

This was possibly due to a smaller sample size (fewer samples run on whole genome expression assays than miRNA assays) and/or unique susceptibility to mRNA damage in FFPE osteosarcoma tissues (compared to miRNA stability) related to the fixation or decalcification process, which might have blunted the biologic signal.

Note that the Illumina MouseRef-8 Beadchip is a whole-genome expression assay; however, some gaps in the genome do exist, and several genes are represented under other aliases.

An input of 200 ng of PBMC mRNA was used for whole genome analysis following the Illumina(r) Whole Genome Expression Profiling Assay Guide (11317302 Rev. A).

Genome-wide expression assays have been performed to determine the transcriptional program [ 13- 15].

Genome-wide expression assays have revealed details behind circadian clock regulation of overt plant physiology.

Genome-wide expression assays suggest that sex-biased gene expression is widespread among animal species (Ellegren and Parsch 2007), yet little is known about sex-specific mutational effects within genes that show male-biased and female-biased transcription.