The MCGT has a variety of software
available throughout the hub and node sites.
Below is a listing of the most popular software tools. Please contact
Dan Liu
(WSU Sys Admin) for more information about accessing and using this software.
Gene
Spring
The GeneSpring microarray analysis software comes from Silicon Genetics
and is being
widely used across the Michigan Life Sciences Corridor.
OntoExpress
A colaboration between biologists and computer scientists allows us
using strings of
accession or cluster identification numbers, Onto-Express searches the
public databases
and returns tables that correlate expression profiles with the cytogenetic
gene locations,
the biochemical and molecular functions, the biological processes, cellular
components
and cellular roles of the translated proteins.
Ontology
and Pathway Tools
These tools are part of the Microarray Application System at the University
of Michigan.
It organizes DNA information from GenBank, Unigene and Locuslink. This
system
also contains information about clones generated by the UM Psychiatry/MHRI
Laboratory.
Affy
MicroArray Suite
The software automatically acquires and processes hybridization data.
Analysis
algorithms allow review, comparing, graphing, filtering, and reporting
in different modes.
Affy
Data Mining Tool
Used to filter and sort data stored in an Affymetrix Analysis Data Model
compatible database.
Base
BASE is a MIAME compliant, open source and web-based database server
to manage
the massive amounts of data generated by microarray analysis.
ImaGene
ImaGene automates the time consuming process of measuring and visualizing
gene expression
data from high-density array images.
Gene
Pix Pro
GenePix is a leader in the acquisition and analysis of expression data
from DNA microarrays,
protein microarrays, tissue arrays and cell arrays.
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