| Samples |
| GSM ID |
Sample info |
Characteristics |
Description |
| GSM239721 |
Hypothalamus 4day(H1/L1) |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241212 |
Hypothalamus 4day(H1s/L1s);dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241213 |
Hypothalamus 4day(H2/L2);biological replicate |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241214 |
Hypothalamus 4day(H2s/L2s);biological replicate_dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241215 |
Pituitary 4day(P1) |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241216 |
Pituitary 4day(P1s);dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241217 |
Pituitary 4day(P2/L1);biological replicate |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241218 |
Pituitary 4day(P2s/L1s);biological replicate_dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241569 |
Hypothalamus 6hour(H1/S1) |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241570 |
Hypothalamus 6hour(H1s/S1s);dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241571 |
Hypothalamus 6hour (H2/S2);biological replicate |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241572 |
Hypothalamus 6hour (H2s/S2s);biological replicate_dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: hypothalamus |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241573 |
Pituitary 6hour (P1/S1) |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241574 |
Pituitary 6hour(P1s/S1s);dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241575 |
Pituitary 6hour(P2/S2);biological replicate |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241576 |
Pituitary 6hour (P2s/S2s);biological replicate_dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241979 |
Pituitary 4day(L2);biological replicate |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
| GSM241980 |
Pituitary 4day(L2s);biological replicate_dye swap |
Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary;Strain: C57BL/6, Gender: male, Tissue: pituitary |
DNA microarrays were made at the SCCPRR Gene Array Facility (Department of Pharmacology, University of Washington) using the Programs for Genomic Applications (PGA) mouse 70mer oligo library generated at Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA). The mRNAs to be compared are labeled with two different fluorescent cyanine dyes (Cy 3 or Cy5) using an indirect labeling method. Amino allyl-dUTP is incorporated during reverse transcription and then post-coupled with a NHS-esther mono-reactive cyanine dye. This indirect labeling method allows us to avoid one common form of false positive resulting from the fact that the reverse transcriptase enzyme differentially utilizes the Cy5 and Cy3 dyes. The two labeled cDNA samples are then combined and hybridized on a single microarray slide overnight using a standard formamide-based RNA hybridization protocol (see Protocols toggle on website). The following morning the slide is washed, dried, and scanned using the Axon 4000a scanner. The GenePix® software on the Axon 4000a scanner, after simultaneous laser scanning dual excitation/emission capturing the Cy5 and Cy3 channels, creates a merged 16-bit TIFF image, finds the spots, performs a background subtraction/signal to noise analysis, and then generates a .gpr file containing a variety of parameters concerning each individual spot. |
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