Concept 36 Different genes are active in different kinds of cells.

Links

Dr. Pat Brown's Lab Homepage

Brown's web site has instructions on how to build your own DNA arrayer and scanner. There are also photos and science articles on DNA microarray technology.

DNA Microarry, Genome Chip

This site has a collection of links, news and other information pertaining to DNA arrays and GeneChips®.

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