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Conducting a microarray experiment consists of 3 principal steps:

  1. Labelling your reference and samples of interest.
  2. Hybridisation, incubation of samples with slide and washing.
  3. Scanning of microarray to acquire an image.
There are numerous direct and indirect methods which one can use to label their samples of interest. The protocols posted here have all been tested at the microarray lab and have produced good results.



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