Array Comparative Genomic Hybridization (aCGH) characterizes the genomic changes that result in developmental abnormalities, disease susceptibility, and differential drug responses. The technology enables the identification of biomarkers indicative of these genomic changes. Agilent's CGH Analytics software efficiently locates disease-implicated regions of genomic amplification or deletion from massive quantities of aCGH data. Using industry-proven statistical algorithms, CGH Analytics identifies genome-wide aberration patterns from multiple aCGH profiles. These aberration patterns can be viewed in detail and compared, using a choice of display types. The software enables oncology, neurology, and cytogenetics researchers to quickly determine copy-number based biomarkers and genomic abnormalities involved in disease processes.
Agilent CGH Analytics software is designed to characterize genomic changes resulting in developmental abnormalities and disease susceptibility. It enables researchers to identify biomarkers indicative of genomic amplification or deletion from massive quantities of aCGH data using industry-proven statistical algorithms.
The software provides intuitive visualizations for single or multiple microarray profiles, allowing users to rapidly elucidate global patterns of aberrations. Key features include the ability to combine CGH and gene expression data analysis, versatile data import from various array platforms, and flexible aberration calling with proprietary error modeling.
| Operating System (Windows) | Windows XP/2000 with Pentium IV or faster |
|---|---|
| Operating System (Mac) | Mac OS X version 10.4.x with JVM 1.5.0 |
| Operating System (Linux) | Redhat Linux version 9 |
| Memory Requirement | 2 GB RAM |
| Display Resolution | 1024 x 768 display |
| Disk Space Requirement | 4 GB of free disk space |
This software locates disease-implicated regions of genomic amplification or deletion from massive quantities of aCGH data.
The software runs on Windows XP/2000, Mac OS X version 10.4.x, and Redhat Linux version 9.
The system requires 2 GB of RAM.