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To include Macroarrays [>300µm] and Microarrays [<200µm] for the base pairing or hybridization for gene identification or expression levels as immobilized oligonucleotides [<100bases] or longer cDNA fragments.

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• BioArray News

  http://www.bioarraynews.com/
  Subscription only content on microarrays; design, sales, techniques and the data they generate from resource based in New York.

• MGED Open Source Projects

  http://mged.sourceforge.net/
  Software, ontology and mailing lists for the Microarray Gene Expression Data Society.

• MGuide Version 2.0

  http://cmgm.stanford.edu/pbrown/mguide/
  Illustrated step-by-step assembly instructions to build a microrray. Includes protocols, downloadable documented software and discussion forum at the Brown Lab, Stanford University, CA.

• Microarray Gene Expression Data Society

  http://www.mged.org/
  International organization of biologists, computer scientists, and analysts currently focusing on establishing standards for annotation and databases. Includes meeting calendar and links to ontology.

• Microarray: How Does it Work?

  http://www.unsolvedmysteries.oregonstate.edu/microarray_07
  Interactive flash animation showing the development and use of a DNA microarray developed from zebrafish cDNA.

• Speed Berkeley Research Group

  http://stat-www.berkeley.edu/users/terry/Group/
  Papers, technical reports, presentations, and advice on microarray data analysis with an emphasis on affymetrix arrays.

• Stanford Functional Genomics Facility

  http://www.microarray.org/
  Resources for gene expression microarrays in model organisms. Offers gene expression analysis support for all academic institutions and non-profit research centers, besides researchers at SFGF, Stanford, CA.

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