This document discusses how to control technical variability in microarray experiments, how to standardize microarray data, and how to validate microarray data. It also introduces a comprehensive portfolio of microarray tools designed to control errors, standardize platforms, and simplify experimentation.
This document outlines the challenges in microarray data quality and standardization. It introduces a comprehensive portfolio of tools designed to control errors, standardize platforms, and simplify experimentation across the entire microarray process.
The brochure details specific products for three main stages: Microarray Preparation (SpotReport systems), Sample Preparation (Absolutely RNA kits and FairPlay labeling kits), and Analysis/Validation (ArrayAssist software, GeneTraffic server-based software, and Real-Time PCR systems like Mx3000P).
By using SpotReport and SpotReport Alien Array Validation Systems to validate experimental parameters such as print quality, hybridization efficiency, and dye bias.
They allow for the efficient isolation of pure RNA using spin columns that eliminate phenol contamination and include an on-column DNase treatment.
It doubles the yield of full-length fluorescence-labeled cDNA and provides improved signal-to-noise ratios compared to other commercial labeling systems.