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I wonder how I can search among the microarray amplicons. I know that there is roughly 88% of the version 4.1 annotated genes, but is it possible to search for the genes of my interest?

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I wonder how I can search among the microarray amplicons. I know that there is roughly 88% of the version 4.1 annotated genes, but is it possible to search for the genes of my interest?

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You will be able to search the genelist for your genes of interest. Browse to a print run at: http://dgrc.cgb.indiana.edu/microarrays/downloads.html Select the Platform/GeneList file. Simply open the file in excel or Word and search for your gene of interest. This file contains: ANNOTATION_ID GENE_SYMBOL TRANSCRIPTS R1_GENE_NAME R1_TRANSCRIPT GENE_SYNONYMS FLYBASE_ID GB_ACC GO_IDS_AND_TERMS ALTERNATE_GENE And much other information as well. See the master file header for a description of any of these categories.