Example of an Exon probe search |
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In this example of an Exon probe search, you search for probes that map to exons within a specific cytoband on human chromosome 17. For general information about this type of search, see What is an Exon probe search.
Click the Workspace tab.
Set the application type to Expression.
Click
Probe.
The Search page appears.
Select
Search Exon Probes.
The Exon Probe Search page appears.
In Search
Type, select Cytoband.
The Search Term(s) box becomes available.
Set the rest of the criteria for the search. Folder and Species are required. These criteria further limit the list of returned probes.
Criterion |
Instructions/Details |
Search Term(s) |
Type 17q21.31 (This is a specific cytoband on the q arm of human chromosome 17.) |
Folder |
(Required) Select AgilentCatalog from the list. Currently, Exon probes can only be found in the AgilentCatalog folder. |
Species |
(Required) Select H. sapiens. |
Used in Probe Groups |
Leave blank. |
Used in Array Designs |
Leave blank. |
Click
Search.
When eArray finishes the search, a Search Results pane appears, with
the probes that match your search criteria. The search returns both
Exon probes and standard Expression probes that map to exons. From
this pane, you can take several actions on the probes in the search
results:
View probe sequences, statistics, annotation, and accessions
Calculate the number of microarrays needed to accommodate the probes
Apply a probe filter to the search results
View probe sequences, statistics, annotation, and accessions
See also