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Title: | Not working on mice or humans | Other Titles: | A Pipeline to Rapidly Generate Species-specific Microarrays from Sequence Databases | Authors: | Pariset, Lorraine Bueno, Susana Bongiorni, Silvia Valentini, Alessio |
Keywords: | Microarray;Microarray | Issue Date: | 6-Apr-2011 | Abstract: | Microarrays technology is fast devel- oping and its application is expanding from Homo sapiens to a wide number of species where enough information on sequences and annotations are available. The number of species for which a dedicated platform exists is not high. The Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) databases represent a collection of anonymous sequences that can be used to build species spe- cific microarrays for species whose genome sequences are largely un- known. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2067/1878 |
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