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The transcriptional profile of an in-frame rovA mutant of Y. pestis biovar Microtus strain 201 was analyzed under type III secretion system (T3SS) induction conditions using microarray techniques, and it was revealed that many cell-envelope and transport/binding proteins were differentially expressed in the ΔrovA mutant.

The chromosomal regions involved were defined by high-density microarray techniques and their effects in the phenotype regarding the definition of the syndromes are discussed.

The cellular response to Chlamydia infection has been studied by microarray techniques, and 18 genes appeared to be selectively upregulated following infection with C. trachomatis [ 23].

In the present study, we used a segregating population of poplars with different net photosynthetic rates (Pn), to identify and characterize nuclear genes involved in photosynthesis in trees, by combining microarray techniques and bulked segregant analysis (BSA).

Using microarray techniques and three types of statistical analyses, Zhao et al. [ 16] demonstrated that genes differentially expressed between ductal and lobular carcinomas code for proteins involved in cell motility/adhesion, fatty acid transport and metabolism, immune response, and electron transport.

Gene expression alterations in response to mechanical ventilation alone, in the absence of additional inflammatory stimuli, are easily detected by microarray techniques, and they may therefore provide a powerful framework on which to characterize normal lung responses to mechano-transduction stresses.

When the functional genomics database, EST and SAGE techniques, microarray technique, and proteome analysis by 2-dimensional gel electrophoresis or capillary electrophoresis are all put to good use, the biomolecular engineering research will yield new drug discoveries, improved therapies, and new or significantly improved bioprocesses.

ES helped to set up the microarray technique and assisted with the analysis.

This reinforces the point about the limitation of the microarray technique and it does emphasize the need for further validation, using assays like RQ-RT-PCR.

We also thank Maryse Mills for her technical assistance, Estelle Godet, Jean Simon and Michel Duclos for their help with the microarray technique and Jean Didier Terlot-Brysinne for the care of experimental birds.

It should be noted, however, that rapidly frozen surgical specimens are required for this gene expression microarray technique and MEPN are not common in the pediatric age group.