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Microarray Background

Microarrays – A New Revolution: Genomic Expression Analysis of Oxidative Stress Genes in Saccharomyces cerevisiae Dana Arico Betsy Karle Jeff Kucharski Kumo Lartevi Dr. Terrie Rife. Microarray Background. Allows researchers to analyze the expression of thousands of genes at one time.

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Microarray Background

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  1. Microarrays – A New Revolution: Genomic Expression Analysis of Oxidative Stress Genes in Saccharomyces cerevisiaeDana AricoBetsy Karle Jeff Kucharski Kumo LarteviDr. Terrie Rife

  2. Microarray Background Allows researchers to analyze the expression of thousands of genes at one time. This technique can be used to identify and analyze mutations in DNA Model organisms, whose genome has been completely sequenced, are used in microarray experiment.

  3. First Microarray Experiment • Was performed by researchers from the NIH, Stanford University, and others • Wanted to compare gene expression of patients with B-cell Lymphoma • Patients fell under two categories: • Long-term survivors • Short-term survivors

  4. Preparing the DNA Chip Cloning & Sequencing cDNA Robotic Printing Arrayed Genes

  5. Preparing the Samples Long-term Survivors / Short-term Survivors Extraction RNA RT reaction cDNA & Labeling

  6. The Whole Picture Labeled cDNA Arrayed Genes Hybridization Hybridized Array

  7. Gene Expression Long-term survivorsShort-term survivors 1) I 1) 2) II 2) II 3) 3) I I I II II I I I

  8. Thousands of Genes

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