Microarray Analysis
Microarray Analysis is a high-throughput molecular profiling technique that belongs to the class of gene expression measurement methods, distinguished by its use of a spatially ordered array of immobilized DNA probes to simultaneously quantify the expression levels of thousands of genes in a biological sample through hybridization with labeled RNA or cDNA.
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Tissue-based map of the human proteome
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