RAS genes from the KEGG Renin Angiotensin System pathway were studied for differential expression using SAM (Microarray Software, Stanford University) analyses, whereby differentially expressed placental genes (i.e. >2 fold expression change) were identified between each of the 4 gestational age groups.
Microarray Analysis of Placental RAS Genes
RAS genes from the KEGG Renin Angiotensin System pathway were studied for differential expression using SAM (Microarray Software, Stanford University) analyses, whereby differentially expressed placental genes (i.e. >2 fold expression change) were identified between each of the 4 gestational age groups.
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Other organizations : University of Queensland, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Deakin University, Monash University
Variable analysis
- Gestational age groups
- Gene expression of RAS genes from the KEGG Renin Angiotensin System pathway
- No RNA samples were pooled in this analysis, each placental sample was analyzed independently
- Samples were hybridized into wells at random
- No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned in the provided information
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