[Validation of cDNA microarray technology].

Yi Chuan Xue Bao

State Key Laboratory of Genetic Engineering, Institute of Genetics, School of Life Science, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China.

Published: July 2003

cDNA microarray is a technological approach that has the potential to globally measure changes in mRNA expression levels. Self-comparison experiments with the same kind of tissue and differential expression experiments with the different kinds of tissue have been done to verify the reproducibility and the accuracy of this technique. The parameter of the reliability and the reproducibility of the microarray data were analyzed by correlation coefficient (R), coefficient of variation (CV) and false positive rate (FPR) etc. Meanwhile, the error resource also has been inspected. These results showed that generally the correlation coefficient of data from this cDNA microarray system was more than 0.9, the coefficient of variation was about 15%, and the false positive rate was below 3%. The result proves the accuracy of the cDNA microarray data. Consistence rate (CR) was advanced here as a new parameter to evaluate the reproducibility of two replicate experiments. It has some advantages over correlation coefficient and coefficient of variation. The influence of some important factors in the experiments, such as different concentration of spotted DNA, mRNA and total RNA, different batches of slides and different processes of labeling, have been investigated by comparing the results. It was shown that most of the false position produced by the experiment system could be reduced by replicate experiments.

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