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bennymarsh Click to EMail bennymarshClick to check IP address of the poster Jul-17-02, 09:06 PM (PDT)
"Re-using arrays paper?"
Im trying to get a copy of this paper, does anyone have it that can send it to me?

Thanks Ben

Re-Use of a stripped cDNA microarray
Bao Z, Wenli M, Rong S, Ling L, Qiuye G, Wenling Z.
British Journal of Biomedical Science 2002; 59(2):118-9

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RE: Re-using arrays paper?, kein, Apr-11-03, (1)
pathway articulator for microarray ..., sreeni, Apr-17-03, (2)

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kein Click to EMail keinClick to view user profileClick to check IP address of the poster Apr-11-03, 02:53 PM (PDT)
1. "RE: Re-using arrays paper?"
Just search google with "Re-Use of a stripped cDNA microarray", you will get it.
Good luck!

Kein

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sreeni Click to EMail sreeniClick to check IP address of the poster Apr-17-03, 06:14 AM (PDT)
2. "pathway articulator for microarray analysis"
I am pleased to announce the release of the Dynamic Pathway Articulator for
Microarray Data Analysis.
To access the demo, please go to
http://demo.jubilantbiosys.com/pathwaydb

The articulator will in essence offer the following functionalities:

a. The input will be the list of differnentially expressed genes that come
out of any data analysis package (can be any package such as spotfire, gene
spring etc etc)
b. The input can be narrowed down using our gene annotator which will
provide information on each Unigene ID from nine Pubilc Domain databases in
a very user friendly format.
c. The user then selects the Unigenes of interest (or selects all of them)
and inputs it into our Pathway Articulator
d. The articulator has over fifty Manually curated pathways. This list will
soon grow to over 300 to cover human, mouse and rat pathways. The point to
note is the depth of curation across each node of the pathway from both
patent and literature sources.

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