Expert Rev Mol Diagn. 2013;13(6):601-611. In other situations, normal microarray analysis in the presence of an abnormal karyotype, such as marker chromosomes, is reassuring, as it indicates that ...

The main application of microarrays is gene expression analysis, but other uses for these arrays continue to grow in popularity. Laura Bonetta reports on the use of this technology to analyze ...

Microarrays work by measuring changes in gene expression patterns by comparing one gene pattern with another. A normal microarray would not be effective in a disease like RP because of the vast number ...

Among pregnancies in which routine chromosome testing was normal, microarray analysis turned up a clinically significant chromosomal abnormality — one clearly linked to medical or developmental ...

Next, the fluorescently-labeled cDNA samples from normal and heat-exposed cells are combined into a single solution and applied to a microarray chip, also known as a DNA chip.

Chromosomal microarray (CMA) analysis is augmenting standard karyotyping of fetuses and stillbirths, as genome sequencing reveals disrupted disease-causing genes at the breakpoints of balanced ...

When the karyotype is normal, microarray analysis will provide additional information in 6 percent of cases.

When the karyotype is normal, microarray analysis will provide additional information in 6 percent of cases.

Students model how scientists use DNA microarrays to determine levels of gene expression in breast cancer patients, and then choose treatments based on what they learn. Normal-functioning DNA ...

Chromosomal microarray analysis, a two-year-old gene-chip technology used to look for potential genetic abnormalities in children, has proved to be remarkably sensitive in detecting abnormalities ...

CD BioSciences, a US-based biotechnology company focusing on the development of imaging technologies, is pleased to announce the launch of its new line of Circulatory System Tissue ...

When the karyotype is normal, microarray analysis will provide additional information in 6 percent of cases.