Molecular Cloning of Adipose Tissue-Specific Genes by cDNA Microarray

cDNA Microarray Data Normalization

cDNA microarray screening for taste-bud-specific genes.

Information about taste signaling molecules is still insufficient to understand the mechanisms of taste signal transductions, while novel taste receptors have been found recently. There are two strategies to discover novel taste signaling related genes; one strategy is homology based cloning and another strategy is global gene screening. Homology based cloning has been mainly used to find out t...

Ovarian Carcinogenesis Identification by cDNA Microarray of Genes Involved in

To identify genes involved in the development or progression of ovarian cancer, we analyzed gene expression profiles of nine ovarian tumors using a DNA microarray consisting of 9121 genes. Comparison of expression patterns between carcinomas and the corresponding normal ovarian tissues enabled us to identify 55 genes that were commonly up-regulated and 48 genes that were down-regulated in the c...

Identification by cDNA microarray of genes involved in ovarian carcinogenesis.

To identify genes involved in the development or progression of ovarian cancer, we analyzed gene expression profiles of nine ovarian tumors using a DNA microarray consisting of 9121 genes. Comparison of expression patterns between carcinomas and the corresponding normal ovarian tissues enabled us to identify 55 genes that were commonly up-regulated and 48 genes that were down-regulated in the c...

Short Communication High-Throughput Tissue Microarray Analysis to Evaluate Genes Uncovered by cDNA Microarray Screening in Renal Cell Carcinoma

Many genes and signaling pathways are involved in renal cell carcinoma (RCC) development. However, genetic tumor markers have not gained use in RCC diagnostics and prognosis prediction. Identification and evaluation of new molecular parameters are of utmost importance in cancer research and cancer treatment. Here we present a novel approach to rapidly identify clinically relevant molecular chan...