Difference between revisions of "Marker Sets"
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| + | The Markers/Arrays component, located at lower left in the geWorkbench graphical interface, allows the user to define and use subsets of arrays and markers for a number of purposes. | ||
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| + | This section discusses the use of subsets of markers. Please see the chapter [[Data_Subsets_-_Arrays | Data Subsets - Arrays]] for a discussion of the use of Array sets. | ||
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| + | In geWorkbench, term marker, includes genes, probes/probesets, and individual sequences, depending on the type of data loaded. Sets of markers can be returned as the results of various analysis routines. | ||
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Revision as of 10:48, 16 June 2010
Overview
The Markers/Arrays component, located at lower left in the geWorkbench graphical interface, allows the user to define and use subsets of arrays and markers for a number of purposes.
This section discusses the use of subsets of markers. Please see the chapter Data Subsets - Arrays for a discussion of the use of Array sets.
In geWorkbench, term marker, includes genes, probes/probesets, and individual sequences, depending on the type of data loaded. Sets of markers can be returned as the results of various analysis routines.
Section under construction
