Sentence examples for microarray making from inspiring English sources
In contrast, expression analysis GeneChips such as MOE430 for murine and U133 for human RNA detect and measure a comprehensive set of the majority of protein coding mRNAs on one single microarray, making global mRNA expression profiling experiments relatively affordable.
Second, we have 6 replicate spots in our microarray, making us able to exclude the maximum and minimum values while being able to calculate the geometric average signal from the remaining 4 replicates.
In addition, of the 502 rice lineage specific genes [ 32] expressed on the rice microarray (making up 1.4% of the genome), a significantly larger proportion of these were present in the flower specific set (p < 0.01) and seed specific set (p < 0.02) in rice (26 genes; 2.5% and 19 genes; 2.2% respectively compared to 1.4% in the genome; Figure 2B).
The high coverage of gene models by this microarray made it possible to identify splicing variants for a given transcript.
Although the genome sequence for strain G9241 has been reported [6], it has not yet been entirely assembled or annotated, and as a consequence, the custom microarray made for us by Nimblegen has several features to be noted here.
Also on a Brassica expressed sequence tag (EST) microarray made available from John Innes centre, 77% of the protein hits came from A. thaliana.
The largest sample size to date and the high uniformity of experimental conditions profiting from tissue microarray made our results more reliable and convincing.
Here we used a 9 K Nylon microarray made during the French AGENAE program which is spotted with 8931 PCR amplified clones.
A tissue microarray, made with specimens from consecutive 261 patients who received oxaliplatin based adjuvant chemotherapy, was stained with anti-SLFN11 antibody.
Array Comparative Genomic Hybridization (array CGH) is a technique in which the genomic DNAs of a reference individual and a close relative are hybridized to a microarray made of probes designed to match the genome of the reference individual.
Only one species of honey bee, A. mellifera, has a custom-designed microarray, made from an A. mellifera brain EST library [ 18] and representing ~ 5500 genes or ~ 50% of the currently annotated genes in the A. mellifera genome [ 15].
