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Combining signals from spotted cDNA microarrays obtained at different scanning intensities
2006
Bioinformatics
Motivation: The analysis of spotted cDNA microarrays involves scanning of color signals from fluorescent dyes. A common problem is that a given scanning intensity is not usually optimal for all spotted cDNAs. Specifically, some spots may be at the saturation limit, resulting in poor separation of signals from different tissues or conditions. The problem may be addressed by multiple scans with varying scanning intensities. Multiple scanning intensities raise the question of how to combine
doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btk047
pmid:16418237
fatcat:ebz2lbovqndzlh3lve7kjvemku