Microarray technology is more accessible than ever, and an ever-widening field
of scientists is using this technology. However, the manufacture, experimental
design, and analysis of microarrays are not always straightforward, and
researchers new to the field run into technical and theoretical roadblocks that
can hinder progress with this powerful new technology.
A Beginner's Guide to Microarrays addresses two audiences - the core facility
manager who produces, hybridizes, and scans arrays, and the basic research
scientist who will be performing the analysis and interpreting the results. User
friendly coverage and detailed protocols are provided for the technical steps
and procedures involved in many facets of microarray technology, including: