Sentence examples for microarray experiments publicly from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, despite the abundance and variety of microarray experiments publicly available there are currently too few to build independent correlation networks for CBP60g and SARD1.

Our microarray experiments and two publicly available microarray studies fulfilled the purpose of external validation [ 18– 20].

Unfortunately, direct comparisons of gene expression profiles obtained in independent, publicly available microarray experiments are typically compromised by substantial, experiment-specific biases.

In order to test the hypothesis that liver-derived gp130 dependent factors are involved in the same underlying molecular network and to identify new functionally related genes, we used co-expression data derived from a set of publicly available microarray experiments in mice from the Coxpresdb database [10].

Comparative analysis was performed on data from publicly available microarray experiments, previous global transcriptome analysis studies, and qRT-PCR.

To test which AuxRE model predicts better auxin responsive elements, we performed meta-analysis of publicly available microarray experiments with auxin treatments (16 microarrays, Table 2).

For our validation effort, we collected publicly available microarray experiments for two organisms, mouse and human, where only one small molecule is investigated per microarray.

Moreover, these methods provide a biological metric to filter the vast amount of publicly available microarray experiments for subsequent meta-analysis and systems biology research.

The ranked list of 2-fold differentially expressed genes was compared with a curated database consisting of molecular pathways and publicly available microarray experiments (Additional file 6).

Their approach provides an objective biological metric to filter the vast amount of publicly available microarray experiments for subsequent meta-analysis and systems biology research.

Annual updates of NICCE will be performed when new publicly available microarray experiments and improved gene predictions of the sweet orange genome becomes available.