Agilent Genome CGH Oligo Microarray is a high-precision gene chip for chromosome copy number analysis launched by Agilent. It can be used to analyze the gene copy number of human and mouse genomes. The instrument uses 44K format, with an average resolution of 35kb, and can detect large-scale and small-scale copy number changes. Agilent Genome CGH Oligo Microarray also comes with aCGH Analytics Software, which can visualize and analyze data, making it easy for users to analyze data.
This document describes the Agilent Genome CGH Oligo Microarray, specifically the Human (G4410B) and Mouse (G4414A) versions. The Human array features 44,000 spots with approximately 43,000 probes and an average resolution of 35kb, optimized for analyzing copy number changes in the human genome. The probe design focuses on human repetitive regions based on the UCSC hg17 (NCBI Build 35) database. This manual is written in Japanese.
| Spots | 44,000 |
|---|---|
| Probes | Approx. 43,000 |
| Average Resolution | 35kb |
| Database Version | UCSC hg17 (NCBI Build 35) |
The part number for the Human Genome CGH Oligo Microarray is G4410B.
Yes, the Mouse Genome CGH Microarray (G4414A) is also available with 44,000 spots.
The aCGH Analytics Software (G4175A) is used for visual display and analysis of copy number changes.