title: OpArray Human 35K [oligo_ID version]
status: Public on Jul 21 2014
contact.city: Frederick
contact.first: Dennis
contact.last: Klinman
contact.email: klinmand@mail.nih.gov
contact.state: Maryland
contact.address: 1050 Boyles St
contact.department: Cancer and Inflammation Program
contact.country: USA
contact.institute: National Institutes of Health
organism: Homo sapiens
description: Based on the Ensembl human database build (NCBI-35c), with a full coverage on NCBI human Refseq dataset (04/04/2005), the Human MI ReadyArray also integrates a significant portion of unique full-length cDNA clone sequences from the H-Invitational Database (release 1.8). A variety of data sources were used to provide gene expression coverage for genes from the human mitochondrial genome, RNA genes, microRNA genes, the endogenous human viral genes and the exogenous reporter genes.
  
manufacture_protocol: This long oligo microarray contains 35,035 oligonucleotide probes, representing approximately 25,100 unique genes and 39,600 transcripts. A subset of the total set (31,387 probes) are contained within the span of a single exon to provide the microarray detection precision at the transcript and gene levels. Of these 31,387 single exon probes, 26,283 of them are suitable for Comparative Genome Hybridization (CGH) studies.
  Microarray Inc (MI) precisely prints these probes onto a single 1 inch x 3 inch standard-sized slide within HEPA filtered, environmentally controlled clean-rooms. Our manufacturing processes utilize MI proprietary technologies and intellectual property licensed through Oxford Gene Technology.