| Called a DNA microarray, it relied on the laws of nature, meaning that any virus applied to the slide would gravitate toward a like virus. |
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| FishPopTrace, a European consortium, has developed a DNA microarray that can track which population a fish comes from. |
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| A DNA chip, or DNA microarray, is a small glass slide that can reveal the presence or absence of particular DNA sequences in a sample. |
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| Like all enabling technologies, DNA microarray analysis has manifold applications, and new ones will surely be developed. |
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| Read about the development of DNA microarray technology, which allows scientists to examine thousands of genes at the same time in order to help them determine the complex relationships between individual genes. |
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| The goal of one of his projects is to develop a statistical approach that would allow an optimal analysis of DNA microarray data when dealing with a small number of replicates. |
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| In the past decade DNA microarray technology has made it possible to measure the expression levels of many thousands of genes simultaneously in a single experiment. |
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| Advances in other fields such as antibody-based detection methods, gene probes, microfluidics, genomics and DNA microarray techniques are also leading to new approaches for assessing microbial water quality. |
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| A progress report on the development of DNA extraction methodologies and preliminary DNA microarray results on characterizing biotechnology products is currently under preparation. |
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| The project started in 2003, and has resulted in the development of new data mining tools that are useful for classification of multiple tumor types using gene expression generated from DNA microarray data. |
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| A typical genomics application using DNA microarray technology generates in the range of 10-50 gigabytes of data, enough to fill the hard drive of a high-end personal computer in a matter of days. |
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| First introduced commercially in 1994, the DNA microarray is one of the fastest growing life science research instrument techniques. |
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| Students examine a DNA microarray, also called a DNA chip. |
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| Further, they have created a customized DNA microarray that mounts representative sequences from 15,000 genes. |
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| The design and construction of a DNA microarray for any given microbial genome are straightforward. |
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| This DNA microarray technology is able to differentiate between the products of various bacterial consortia, and has many potential applications in the monitoring of complex microbial communities. |
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| A patent has been filed for the DNA microarray markers for prostate cancer, and the research team is already looking at applying this technology to colon cancer, with another patent application underway. |
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| Using DNA microarray analysis, the team demonstrated the impact of HCB on gene expression in the spleen, mesenteric lymph node, thymus, blood, liver, and kidney. |
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| Techniques such as PCR, DNA microarray, DNA sequencing, mass spectrometry and flow cytometry have driven discoveries that have changed our understanding of the world. |
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