Abstract
Microarray is one of the most useful tools for gene expression profiling. The growing development of microarray genechip technology has enabled increasingly sophisticated studies on the differences in gene transcription between diseased and non-diseased tissues and provides clues to their contribution to the disease in a single experiment. Thus, microarray is used in not only in clinical diagnostics , but also to understand pathological processes and identify leads for new treatments. Here, we present a detailed protocol for performing genomic analysis of retinal tissue with Affymetrix genechip microarray together with additional guidelines from the authors.
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The authors would like to thank Martha Manion for Affymetrix copyright permission and Robert Solomon for technical support.
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Chung, S.H., Shen, W., Gillies, M. (2015). Genomic Analysis Using Affymetrix Standard Microarray GeneChips (169 Format) in Degenerate Murine Retina. In: Lossi, L., Merighi, A. (eds) Neuronal Cell Death. Methods in Molecular Biology, vol 1254. Humana Press, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-2152-2_10
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