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1. 1 Atlas of Barley Gene ExpressionA short tutorialDavid MarshallGenetics Programme, SCRI(David.Marshall@scri.ac.uk) This presentation contains a short tutorial on the use of the Barley Atlas of Gene Expression based on two example scenarios
The tutorial uses only web accessible resources and individual users may wish to undertake more extensive analysis using their own microarray analysis tools
We will endeavour to develop and expand these tutorials examples over time.
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38. 38 And finally These short tutorials only give a brief flavour of the of the type of analyses that are possible using the data from the Barley Atlas of Gene Expression. We are happy to provide advice and support for the use of this valuable resource. This is only one example of the resources that are becoming available to make barley a valuable primary cereal tool for exploiting the developments in model plant species. You may also wish to explore the use of the Barley disTILLING and SNP resources at:
http://germinate.scri.ac.uk/barley