Journal article

Considerations for the processing and analysis of GoldenGate-based two-colour Illumina platforms

AG Lynch, MJ Dunning, M Iddawela, NL Barbosa-Morais, ME Ritchie

Statistical Methods in Medical Research | SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD | Published : 2009

Abstract

Illumina's GoldenGate technology is a two-channel microarray platform that allows for the simultaneous interrogation of about 1 500 locations in the genome. GoldenGate has proved a flexible platform not only in the choice of those 1 500 locations, but also in the choice of the property being measured at them. It retains the desirable properties of Illumina's BeadArrays in that the probes (in this case 'beads') are randomly arranged across the microarray, there are multiple instances of each probe and many samples can be processed simultaneously. As for other Illumina technologies, however, these properties are not exploited as they might be. Here we review the various common adaptations of t..

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Awarded by Cancer Research UK (CUK)


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Funding Acknowledgements

AGL, MJD and NLBM were supported by Cancer Research UK (CUK) grant number C14 303/A8 646, MI is a clinical fellow supported by Cancer Research UK and Addenbrookes Charitable Trust, and MER was supported by the Isaac Newton Trust. We would like to acknowledge the support of The University of Cambridge, Cancer Research UK and Hutchison Whampoa Limited. We thank colleagues at the CRI for useful discussions. We thank Peter Laird, Matthew Forrest and Aik Choon Tan for access to data.