Titlebook: Microarray Analysis of the Physical Genome; Methods and Protocol Jonathan R. Pollack Book 2009 Humana Press 2009 BAC.Cancer genomes.Cytosin

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Book 2009ooting and avoiding known pitfalls....Authoritative and easy-to-use, .Microarray Analysis of the Physical Genome: Methods and Protocols. is of great value to the molecular biologist or computational biologist interested in understanding the principles of these analyses or in planning future experime

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Introduction,tions of DNA copy number alteration (and loss of heterozygosity), DNA methylation, DNA–protein (i.e., chromatin and transcription factor) interactions, DNA replication, and the integration of diverse genome-scale data types. Also provided is a perspective on recent advances and future directions in characterizing the physical genome.

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Methylation Analysis by Microarray,opriate modifications. The step-by-step laboratory DMH protocol is described. In addition, we provide descriptions regarding DMH data analysis, including image quantification, background correction, and statistical procedures for both exploratory analysis and more formal inferences. Issues regarding quality control are addressed as well.

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Integration of Diverse Microarray Data Types, integrative bioinformatics tools. This chapter will outline general approaches to microarray data integration and provide an introduction to DR-Integrator, a broadly useful analysis tool for the integration of DNA copy number and gene-expression microarray data.

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Mapping Regulatory Elements by DNaseI Hypersensitivity Chip (DNase-Chip), original classical method, which for over 25 years relied on Southern blot, was limited to studying only small regions of the genome. Here we describe the detailed protocol for DNase-chip, a high-throughput method that allows for a targeted or genome-wide identification of .-acting gene regulatory elements.