| Many of the genes on the microarray are expressed sequence tags of uncharacterized genes. |
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| A microarray consists of single-stranded DNA arranged on a wafer the size of a postage stamp. |
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| In the study, researchers used a technique known as microarray analysis to determine the activity levels of genes in fibroid tumors. |
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| Using a whole-genome microarray, we studied the expression profile of Arabidopsis thaliana leaves after oviposition by two pierid butterflies. |
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| Progress made by the genomic community has led to what is called microarray technology. |
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| 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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| We developed genome images to visualize microarray data in a way that would facilitate comprehensive qualitative analysis of one or a few experiments. |
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| A microarray was also designed and validated with all the potential reading frames of TnSNPV, a newly discovered baculovirus. |
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| Each microarray has 250,000 probes and the pair of microchips together enables the identification of 500,000 genetic markers. |
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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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| In addition, this reader is more sensitive and costs considerably less than the microarray readers presently available on the market. |
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| Scientists use microarray technology to try to explore the underlying genetic causes of heart disease. |
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| A microarray is a silicon chip imprinted with large amounts of specific genetic material as opposed to electronic circuitry. |
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| We have performed case control analysis and microarray expression profiling to further delineate possible associations with candidate genes. |
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| A new and unique algorithm was developed to generate robust gene markers from tumor microarray data. |
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| Three animals were used with separate preparations of monosome and polysomes per time point and individual microarray analysis. |
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| A lateral flow protein microarray for rapid determination of contagious bovine pleuropneumonia status in bovine serum. |
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| Thermo BioAnalysis plans to develop a high-throughput biochip to microarray DNA based on Interactiva's synthesized biomolecules. |
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| In this study, we used FA as a rice-model autotoxin and used microarray assay to assess alterations in rice root gene expression induced by the autotoxin. |
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| We have developed a tea plant oligonucleotide microarray that can be used to analyze gene expression in the shoots of different tea plant clones without prior sequence knowledge. |
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| Strains will be grown on conventional media and also passaged through in vitro cell culture and embryonated eggs, and then hybridised against the Campychip microarray for comparison. |
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| However, it was considered that, in the longer term, the microarray will offer a costeffective approach for the detection of multiple pathogens in solanaceous crops. |
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| Further, they have created a customized DNA microarray that mounts representative sequences from 15,000 genes. |
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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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| 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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| Additional data indicates that overexpression of YB-1 in tumor cells generates several chemoresistance signatures apparent by microarray expression analyses. |
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| Half the words you now routinely use you did not know existed when you started: words like arterial-blood gas, nasogastric tube, microarray, logistic regression, NMDA receptor, velluvial matrix. |
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| Among women who underwent testing because of advanced age, the microarray found worrisome abnormalities in 1.7 percent of cases in which the karyotype was normal. |
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| The TRANSBIG trial will assess the ability of microarray data to distinguish between these two groups by testing 5,000 women for the expression patterns of 70 genes. |
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| We conducted tests to validate the protein microarray approach for pathogen detection, as well as to determine the detection threshold and necessary specificity and amplification. |
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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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| PamGene, a Dutch biotech spin-off of Organon Technika, is developing test chips based on microarray technology, which is one of the most important analysis technologies in molecular biology research. |
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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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| 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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| To investigate this, Dr. Haegert will use microarray methods to compare gene expression and cytokine production in naive CD4 T cells and memory CD4 T cells from MS patients and controls. |
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| Big data researchers are hoping to learn from the microarray pioneers who have already tackled some of these replicability challenges. |
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| Although glycan profiles of MME were evaluated by lectin microarray, the detailed glycan structures remain to be determined. |
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| Share of microarray technologies in other areas will grow with the maximum growth in RNA splice variants followed by epigenetics. |
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| Tissue microarrays represent a growth opportunity in the emerging microarray segment. |
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| The data points in an integrated toxicogenomics experiment with microarray, proteomics, and metabolomics data are virtually innumerable. |
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| The design and construction of a DNA microarray for any given microbial genome are straightforward. |
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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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| Dr. Marianne Sadar of the B. C. Cancer Research Centre in Vancouver received CIHR commercialization funding to evaluate and develop a custom microarray that analyzes the hormonal progression of prostate cancer. |
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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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| Affymetrix and other microarray and reagent manufacturers participated in the two-year initiative designed to address the reproducibility of data generated from microarrays. |
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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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| After the animals' uteri were weighed, samples were taken for histological analysis, and remaining tissue was subjected to RNA extraction for microarray analysis. |
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| To help develop the guidance and learn how to address microarray data, the FDA Office of Testing and Research has launched two gene expression database projects. |
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| Leung has put together a microarray software comparison featuring 13 primary types of software, including programs for data preprocessing, analysis, and annotation. |
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| Seo and Shneiderman present uses for dendrograms in exploring high-dimensional hierarchical cluster structures in the context of genomic microarray analysis. |
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| Scientists at The Ohio State University used microarray analysis to find molecular determinants and pathways potentially involved in the formation of these biofilms. |
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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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| Microarray analysis is already being used to predict the prognosis of patients with certain types of cancer. |
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| Microarray analysis of altered gene expression in diallyl trisulfide-treated HepC2 cells. |
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| Microarray analysis revealed a significant regulation of genes and signal cascades related to biotransformation. |
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