Genechip c elegans genome arrays
The GeneChip C. elegans genome arrays are a type of microarray used for analyzing gene expression in the model organism Caenorhabditis elegans. These arrays contain probes designed to detect and quantify the expression levels of C. elegans genes. The arrays provide a comprehensive and unbiased approach to studying the transcriptome of this widely used model organism.
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3 protocols using genechip c elegans genome arrays
Transcriptional Profiling of atfs-1 Mutant C. elegans
Transcriptomic Analysis of Hsp90-depleted C. elegans
Transcriptional Profiling of atfs-1 Mutant C. elegans
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