microarray

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microarray

A technique for performing many DNA experiments in parallel. Nothing to do with computers.

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Microarray technology has revolutionized studies of gene expression.

Microarray technology and applications: an all-language literature survey including books and patents

To understand complex networks that tailor genomic output to the needs of the cell, it seems microarray technology has proven effective in studying the process gene by gene.

Microarrays and transcription networks

In the press release, a background of the development of microarray technology is given.

Affymetrix settles litigation. (Executive Briefing)

Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) is a powerful method for profiling transcription factor binding to a gene, but is ineffective with the microarray technology that has been developed to speed up the process.

Promoter and CpG island microarrays

The robust design allows data entities (tables of the identical type of data) and their relationships in the databases to be conveniently added and modified to accommodate needs of ever-evolving microarray technology and public databases.

Arraytrack--supporting toxicogenomic research at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration National Center for Toxicological Research

The Institute for Genomic Research licensed Biolog's Phenotype MicroArray technology ...

Random samples: sales

Proteomics today; protein assessment and biomarkers using mass spectrometry, 2D electrohoresis, and microarray technology.

Proteomics today; protein assessment and biomarkers using mass spectrometry, 2D electrohoresis, and microarray technology

In this regard, a prime advantage of DNA microarray technology is the relatively large volume of transcript information gained from a single analysis, which could be viewed as a "high information density" technology.

The Human Proteome Organization (HUPO) and Environmental Health. (Commentary)

The series of lawsuits began in 1998 when Affymetrix sued Incyte for infringement on five patents related to microarray technology. In 2000, Incyte filed a counter lawsuit alleging infringement on two of its RNA amplification patents.

Affymetrix and Incyte settle suits. (Executive Briefing: news, trends & market intelligence for instrument executives)

Microarray technology, note Joos (biochemistry, NMI Natural and Medical Sciences Institute, U.

Microarrays in clinical diagnosis

Genes associated with wound repair are expressed in fibroblasts in response to serum, including the Col3a1 gene; and clusters of these genes have also been identified using microarray technology (Iyer et al.

Gene expression profiles associated with inflammation, fibrosis, and cholestasis in mouse liver after griseofulvin. (Article)

By 2002, the market, including initial systems, aftermarket and service, is forecasted to top $1 billion, according to SDi's market analyses and perspectives report, "Microarray Technology: The Next Step in Genomic and Proteomic Analysis."