Four different normalisation techniques were applied for the corrections of fluorescence data generated by a cDNA microarray experiment. Correction for inaccurate signals and possible bias induced by fluorescence intensity, background intensity and dye effect were used in different combinations. Results of the present study highlight a pronounced role for the normalisation techniques in the absolute number of genes different expressed and a low concordance between different methods. Moreover, a significant effect of the dependent variable used, mean or median fluorescence intensity, was observed.

Effect of normalisation on detection of differentially expressed genes in cDNA microarray data analysis / Macciotta, Nicolò Pietro Paolo; Bacciu, Nicola; Dimauro, Corrado. - 6:Suppl. 1(2007), pp. 122-124.

Effect of normalisation on detection of differentially expressed genes in cDNA microarray data analysis

Macciotta, Nicolò Pietro Paolo;Dimauro, Corrado
2007-01-01

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Four different normalisation techniques were applied for the corrections of fluorescence data generated by a cDNA microarray experiment. Correction for inaccurate signals and possible bias induced by fluorescence intensity, background intensity and dye effect were used in different combinations. Results of the present study highlight a pronounced role for the normalisation techniques in the absolute number of genes different expressed and a low concordance between different methods. Moreover, a significant effect of the dependent variable used, mean or median fluorescence intensity, was observed.
2007
Effect of normalisation on detection of differentially expressed genes in cDNA microarray data analysis / Macciotta, Nicolò Pietro Paolo; Bacciu, Nicola; Dimauro, Corrado. - 6:Suppl. 1(2007), pp. 122-124.
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