| General |
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| Gene
Expression Omnibus (GEO) : a public archive and resource for
gene expression data. |
| genzyme
and SAGE : Serial Analysis of Gene Expression is a proprietary
sequence-based technology setting new standards in gene identification
and quantitation. Visit us to learn more about applying the power
of SAGE to your genomic efforts. |
| Global
Gene Expression Group : Department of Carcinogenesis, Science
Park-Research Division, M.D. Anderson Cancer Group. |
| SAGEmap
: a public resource for serial analysis of gene expression data. |
| sagenet.org
: SAGE is a powerful tool that allows the analysis of overall gene
expression patterns with digital analysis. Because SAGE does not
require a preexisting clone, it can be used to identify and quantitate
new genes as well as known genes. |
| WEHI
Press release : Brain research boost - seeking genetic answers
to the mysteries of disease. |
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| Model
organisms |
| Query
SAGE data : the SAGE technique has been used to analyze the
expression profile of thousands of genes across the yeast genome,
i.e. the yeast "transcriptome". Saccharomyces Genome Database
(SGD) provides different ways of querying this data. |
| Characterization
of the Yeast Transcriptome |
| EST
and SAGE analyses : on Blumeria graminis and S. carlsbergensis |
| ExpressDB
Yeast Expression Dataset Description |
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| Cancer
research |
| Gene
Expression Profiles in Normal and Cancer Cells |
| A
Model for p53-induced Apoptosis |
| 14-3-3
sigma is a p53-regulated inhibitor of G2/M progression |
| Identification
of c-MYC as a target of the APC pathway |
| PPARd
Is an APC-Regulated Target of Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs |
| Identification
and classification of p53-regulated genes |
| Genes
Expressed in Human Tumor Endothelium |
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| Human
data |
| Analyses
of Human Transcriptomes : How many human genes are expressed
ubiquitously, in all human tissues, and how many are expressed in
tissue-specific patterns? To answer these fundamental questions
in molecular biology, we have analysed 3.5-million transcripts from
19 normal and diseased tissue types. We found that as many as 43,500
genes can be expressed in a single cell type. Only a small fraction
of transcripts were exclusively expressed in any individual tissue,
whereas nearly 1,000 genes were expressed in all cell types examined.
We found 40 genes to be expressed at elevated levels in all cancer
tissues but not in normal cells. |
| COGENE,
the Craniofacial and Oral Gene Expression Network |
| Rochester
Muscle Database : inventory of adult human skeletal muscle mRNA
by the SAGE method. |
| SADE
a SAGE Adaptation for Downsized Extracts |
| Serial
Analysis of Gene Expression in immune system |
| Serial
analysis of Gene Expression of the human retina and RPE |
| The
Human Transcriptome Map |
