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Cell Scenario: A New Look at Microarrays Carol Potera Abstract The Phenotype MicroArray™ (PM) is a new tool offering a panoramic view of how cells behave when exposed to environmental agents. Just like a battery of tests on a person’s blood can scan the health of vital organs, the PM can scan the physiology of cells, yielding data on up to 2,000 traits--or phenotypes--under hundreds of growth conditions. The PM can be used for a number of research, biomanufacturing, and pharmaceutical applications, and the recent introduction of a mammalian version of the PM may allow greater insight into how organisms react to environmental agents. The full version of this article is available for free in HTML or PDF formats. |
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