Sentence examples for microarray databases for from inspiring English sources

SIA searched literature and murine microarray databases for evidence of TLR-related transcriptional response variation.

TAA searched literature and porcine microarray databases for evidence of TLR-related transcriptional response variation.

KJ searched literature and bovine and ovine microarray databases for evidence of TLR-related transcriptional response variation.

However, there are very few time-series microarray databases for cancerous and normal cells, so it is difficult to use our method to compare protein hubs for different types of cancer.

Cheung KH, White K, Hager J, Gerstein M, Reinke V, Nelson K, Masiar P, Srivastava P, Li Y, Li J, Li JM, Allison DB, Snyder M, Miller P, Williams K. (2002) YMD: A microarray database for large-scale gene expression analysis.

In this context we have built RETINOBASE, a dedicated microarray database for retina.

The processed and loess-normalized data as well as detailed experimental information according to MIAME [ 43] were stored in the in-house microarray database for further analysis [ 44].

The time-course microarray database for 6178 genes was collected at 18 different time points in an α-factor arrest/release experiment.

Upon screening of our microarray database for c-Myc targets, we found that the transcripts of sixty-one genes including MYCBP, which were reported previously to be upregulated by c-Myc, were upregulated in α6+/MHCI+ cells.

BBGD was established in 2005 to serve as a sequence and microarray database for the blueberry community with its primary focus to store and analyze ESTs and microarray data generated from experiments aimed at studying cold acclimation and mid-winter hardiness of blueberry.

Upon screening of our microarray database for TCF3 targets [ 46], we found that transcripts of twelve genes reported to be upregulated by TCF3 were more abundant in α6+/MHCI- cells and conversely transcripts of nine genes repressed by TCF3 were more abundant in α6+/MHCI+ cells (see Additional file 5).