Informative nucleic arrays and methods for making same
CA 2397391 A1 · Owner: Davis, Richard L. Jr. · Inventors: Davis, Richard L. Jr.; Curto, Ernest V.; Dooley, Thomas P.
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The present invention is directed to methods for making and using informative nucleic acid arrays (e.g. DNA including cDNA RNA, PNA) for research and , other applications in various disciplines or areas of interest. Examples of such disciplines include, without limitation dermatology, pharmacology, toxicology, oncology gynecology, urology, gastroenterology, as well as studies of sentinel gene discovery, signature gene discovery mechanism of , action, drug screening, drug metabolism etc. The informative nucleic acid , arrays of the present invention may contain only the gene sequences that are of interest in a particular area of interest or application and may exclude other gene …
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