Microarray Analysis - The Basics
Grid alignment (linkage between spots and feature IDs) Signal quanti cation: mean, median, threshold, etc. ... (dynamic range limits) Pre-scanning: hybridize equal amounts of label ... Complete statistical package and programming language Useful for all bioscience areas
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