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Series GSE1510 Query DataSets for GSE1510
Status Public on Jul 03, 2004
Title Human UniGene Set RZPD 1 - Zipf's Normalization
Organism Homo sapiens
Experiment type Expression profiling by array
Summary Five microarrays from a larger dataset used to demonstrate a normalization technique base on Zipf's law. The original data-set generated using a global genome-wide cDNA clone set (Human UniGene clone set RZPD 1 - http://www.rzpd.de - Build 138, NCBI), which consisted of ~33,792 cDNA clone inserts spotted in duplicate onto membranes (18). These microarrays (n=31) were hybridized with 33P-labeled cDNA derived from total RNA extracted from biopsy material from the sigmoidal colon of normal (control, n=11), and patients with Crohn's disease (condition A, n=10) and ulcerative colitis (condition B, n=10). Microarrays were probed according to established protocols and exposed to imaging plates overnight (BAS-MS 2325) and scanned at a 50 m resolution on a FLA-3000G phosphoimager (Raytest, Germany). Image gridding was carried out using VisualGridĀ® software (http://www.gpc-biotech.com).
Keywords: other
 
 
Contributor(s) Lu T, Costello CM, Croucher PJ, Haesler R, Deuschl G, Schreiber S
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Submission date Jun 26, 2004
Last update date Mar 15, 2012
Contact name Timothy TeHua Lu
E-mail(s) t.lu@mucosa.de
Phone +0049-431-597-1617
Organization name Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel
Street address
City Kiel
ZIP/Postal code D24103
Country Germany
 
Platforms (1)
GPL284 Human UniGene Set RZPD 1
Samples (5)
GSM26195 14N108
GSM26196 15N116
GSM26197 23N104
Relations
BioProject PRJNA90839

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