Gene Ontology Bias in Sequencing and Microarray Obtained by Housekeeping-Gene Analysis

September 29, 2015 Leave a comment 7,920 Views

Microarray (MA) and high-throughput sequencing are two commonly used detection systems for global gene expression profiling. Although these two systems are frequently used in parallel, the differences in their final results had not to be examined thoroughly. Transcriptomic analysis of ...

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