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Guidelines to perform a successful microarray experiment

... data are particularly noisy (e.g. samples from very small numbers of cells) or the expected effect is particularly small (e.g. changes occur only in very few, specialized cells in the sample). Using less than 4 replicates is NOT A GOOD IDEA. Most important are: (1) the use of biological replicates a ...
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... genome or with a mix of already evolved ones, for a competition assay for example). The second step is the evolutionary run itself. Depending on the parameters, a run of 100, 000 generations may take from several hours up to several days. The population size is important, but the spontaneous rates o ...
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Supplementary Information (doc 83K)

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