Acute Leukemia Therapy
Zhejiang University, Institute of Bioinformatics reports research in acute leukemia therapy
Published in Blood Weekly, March 12th, 2009
Scientists discuss in 'Identifying differentially expressed genes in human acute leukemia and mouse brain microarray datasets utilizing QTModel' new findings in acute leukemia. "One of the essential issues in microarray data analysis is to identify differentially expressed genes (DEGs) under different experimental treatments. In this article, a statistical procedure was proposed to identify the DEGs for gene expression data with or without missing observations from microarray experiment with one-or two-treatment factors," investigators in People's Republic of China report.
"An F statistic based on Henderson method III was constructed to test the significance of...
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