International PAG ArrayIt Technology Workshop

Wednesday Afternoon, 15 January 2003 --- 1:00 pm - 3:45 pm

Microarray Analysis in a Cleanroom Environment Workshop

- Pacific Salon 2 & 3 Rooms
ArrayIt Workshop

Organizer:

Robin Stears, TeleChem/ArrayIt.com

(robin@arrayit.com)


Workshop Summary
Microarray Analysis in a Clean Room setting:  What Makes the Perfect Microarray
Advances in microarray technology allow the massively parallel acquisition of high quality genetic and proteomic information.  This workshop focuses on the crucial steps in the creation of the perfect high quality microarray from experimental design through microarray printing; probe generation and image analysis.   Recent advances in cleanroom technology provide affordable access to state-of-the-art microarray science in a completely integrated environment. A working state-of-the-art microarray cleanroom will be demonstrated throughout the workshop. 

Speakers:

Robin Stears, TeleChem/ArrayIt.com 

(robin@arrayit.com)
Introductory Remarks  

Mark Schena, TeleChem Int.

(mark@arrayit.com)
Introduction to Microarray Technology  

James Schmeits, Torrey Mesa Research Institute 

(james.schmeits@syngenta.com)
Sample Preparation & Microarray Manufacturing  

Todd Martinsky, TeleChem/ArrayIt.com

(todd@arrayit.com)
Printing Technologies  

Steve Head, Scripps Research Institute 

(shead@scripps.edu)    
Probe Generation and Hybridization Strategies    

Neil Winegarden, University of Toronto

(winegard@uhnres.utoronto.ca)           
Data Collection and Analysis


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