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Microarray Analysis: Single Cell Gene Expression by GeneChip Protocol

Hongbao Mal, Shen Cherni, George Chenl

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Abstract

The microarray technology is a new, JX>werfuland useful tool for gene expre. rtscan be silicon chips, nylon membrane.<;or glass slides, etc. This article is giving a brief description of microarray protocol of GeneChip in the single cell gene expre.<;sionas an exam- ple. (Life Science Joumal. 2006;3(2):45-49J (ISSN: 1097-8135).

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The microarray technology is a new, JX>werfuland useful tool for gene expre. rtscan be silicon chips, nylon membrane.<;or glass slides, etc. This article is giving a brief description of microarray protocol of GeneChip in the single cell gene expre.<;sionas an exam- ple. (Life Science Joumal. 2006;3(2):45-49J (ISSN: 1097-8135).

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The microarray technology is a new, JX>werfuland useful tool for gene expre. rtscan be silicon chips, nylon membrane.<;or glass slides, etc. This article is giving a brief description of microarray protocol of GeneChip in the single cell gene expre.<;sionas an exam- ple. (Life Science Joumal. 2006;3(2):45-49J (ISSN: 1097-8135).

Key concepts: Gene chip analysis, Microarray, Microarray analysis techniques, Protocol (science), Microarray databases, Gene, Gene expression, Biology

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