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Monitoring gene expression by cDNA array

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A new method designated cDNA array was developed by hybridization of quantitatively arrayed DNA samples isolated randomly from a cDNA library with probes reverse-transcribed from mRNAs of different sources or treatments. The gene expression patterns of 1 000 randomly chosen clones from an Arabidopsis library were analyzed with green seedlings versus suspension cells and seedlings irradiated under UV light. Northern blot and sequence analysis of some differentially expressed clones confirmed the results revealed by cDNA array, indicating that this method is efficient and reliable to monitor gene expression.

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Hu, Y., Han, C., Mou, Z. et al. Monitoring gene expression by cDNA array. Chin.Sci.Bull. 44, 441–444 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02977884

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