To identify aberrantly expressed miRNAs, we performed an miRNA microarray on samples collected from MYC, RAS, and MYC+RAS liver tumors and compared to control (LT2) livers.
For the first set of microarray experiments, samples collected on eleven days with similar weather conditions were selected (June 1, June 15, June 29, July 6, July 18, July 27, August 3, August 11, August 18, August 29, September 12).
For this purpose, we compared the microarray results for samples collected on admission for the HF group versus the non-HF group.
To better understand endocrine resistance caused by reduced PTEN in vivo, IHC assay was performed in a tissue microarray including tumor samples collected after two weeks of treatment.
Our approach is based on admixture mapping using bovine SNP microarray analysis and samples collected predominantly from Holstein-Arsi cross breeds, and analysis is still on-going (D. Bradley, Y. Hirtu et al., unpublished data).
Finally, Snoek et al. performed a microarray analysis on samples collected hourly from C. elegans cultures starting with the late L3 stage and ending with early adult stage (Snoek et al., 2014).
To this end, we use gene expression microarray data from 149 human ventricle samples collected from public microarray sources, including Gene Expression Omnibus and Harvard's CardioGenomics website (see Methods).
Here we report the analysis of gene-expression microarray data of PBMC samples collected from DF and DHF patients during the febrile phase of the disease.
A complex microarray data analysis of samples collected only in the first growing season was applied to determine global transcriptional changes occurring in grapevine leaf tissues after the natural infection with 'BN' phytoplasma.
To validate whether increased milking frequency enhanced neovascularization in the mammary gland as suggested by our microarray results, mammary biopsy samples collected at d 7 and 14 of lactation from the 4 Controls and 4 IMF4 cows were evaluated for immunostaining of endothelial cells, using von Willebrand Factor (VWF) as a biomarker.
