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Given the numerous variables impacting microarray performance, irreproducibility of data generation across laboratories may be highly likely using the same microarray platforms if experimenters each develop their own set of labeling and hybridization conditions. This irreproducibility of temperature values is one type of so-called non-uniqueness of the ITS-90 and is an inherent limitation of the ITS-90. Unlike competitive products that require manual input by the user which is time consuming and leads to irreproducibility, Gel-Pro Analyzer automates molecular weight and amount calculation through the use of pattern recognition of objects, lanes and bands. |
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