by Lissa Harris
TECHNOLOGY	Microarray Data Stands Up to Scrutiny Nature Methods triumvirate vets data reproducibility Email: Lissa Harris - lharris@the-scientist.com The Scientist 2005, 19(14):32 Published   18 July 2005

The power and promise of microarrays are vast. Offering the ability to run tens of thousands of experiments in parallel on a small glass slide, gene chips have transformed functional genomics, whether through expression analysis or genotyping, from fantasy to reality with dizzying speed.

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