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We analyzed a dataset (GEO Accession #GSE20502) derived from microarray hybridizations with human in vivo and in vitro airway tissue (Figure 2, C).

We performed comparative DNA microarray hybridizations with three independently prepared RNA samples of wildtype strain AX2 and the CbfA-depleted mutant JH.D and used them on six microarray slides.

Microarray hybridizations with genomic DNA may not be satisfactory for SFP discovery in species with large genomes [ 19].

aVirulence-associated genes that are present in all strains of the pathogenic Neisseria spp., but did not produce positive microarray hybridizations with N. lactamica.

Details regarding differences in ORF composition, detected by the microarray hybridizations with all Xf strains analyzed in this study, can be found in Additional File 1.

The aRNA degradation resulted in a strong bias in microarray hybridizations with a high coefficient of variation and a significant reduction of signals of certain transcripts, that seem to be susceptible to this RNA degrading activity.

A typical example of the raw signal intensity data sorted by organism annotation is shown for microarray hybridization with B. subtilis targets (Fig. S1).

Figure 1 shows the volcano plot of the microarray hybridization with the significantly up-regulated genes being represented with red colored boxes and those down regulated with green ones.

Microarray hybridization with RNA samples prepared from three 60-day (sexually immature) porcine testes and three 180-day (mature) porcine testes detected expression of 704 miRNAs, with 449.67±102.66 miRNAs per sample (Table S2).

Microarray hybridization with RNA samples prepared from the 33-day post-gestation stage porcine whole embryo (E33.f) and placenta (P33.p) detected expression of 296 miRNAs (230 in E33.f and 275 in E33.p, signal>2Mean+2SD. See full list in Table S3.1).

Four sets of biological replicates were used for DNA microarray hybridization with Affymetrix Mouse Genome 430A 2.0 arrays (Affymetrix, Santa Clara, CA, USA).