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Ian. C. W. Hardy,Paul J. Ode,Michael Siva-Jothyrators on multi-disciplinary DNA microarray projects.PresentDNA microarrays are an important technology for studying gene expression. With a single hybridization, the level of expression of thousands of genes, or even an entire genome, can be estimated for a sample of cells. Consequently, manylabora

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George. E. Heimpel,Mark A. Jervisrators on multi-disciplinary DNA microarray projects.PresentDNA microarrays are an important technology for studying gene expression. With a single hybridization, the level of expression of thousands of genes, or even an entire genome, can be estimated for a sample of cells. Consequently, manylabora