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The cross-platform analysis after the inclusion of a larger microarray dataset, provided us with an additional view of our concept.

PGW helped design the study, provided the initial microarray dataset, provided clinical input, and helped critically revise the manuscript.

The Finak microarray dataset provided new data demonstrating a clinical relevance for RNA expression of CXCL1 in the stroma.

The endosperm EST collection and the microarray dataset provide a basic genomic resource for dissecting metabolic and developmental events important for oilseed improvement.

Apart from our investigation of the role of reversible PR SUMOylation, this microarray dataset provides an updated well-controlled analysis (using newly created vector matched cell lines) of WT PR-B transcriptional action in response to progestin treatment.

The rapid increasing of microarray datasets provides unique opportunities to perform systematic functional analysis in genome research.

Reapplying similar analyses to real-life multiclass microarray datasets provides further confirmation of our findings and of the significance of the DDP for practical applications.

We have constructed a comprehensive GCN for citrus inferred from 297 publicly available Affymetrix Genechip Citrus Genome microarray datasets, providing gene co-expression relationships at a genome-wide scale (33,000 transcripts).

In addition, by performing the profiling with two independent technologies, RNA-seq and microarray, the resulting datasets provided global cross-validation.

Therefore, we hypothesize that the whole genome expression analysis based on available microarray datasets can provide a comprehensive and unbiased approach to identifying new phytoestrogens from natural products or dietary components, revealing novel mechanisms, and/or providing a quality control for the evaluation of natural products with phytoestrogen components.

Here we describe the Rice Oligonucleotide Array Database (ROAD,http://www.ricearray.org), which integrates the most comprehensive public microarray datasets and provides several functional analysis tools.