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Title: Reverter et al', XV AAABG, Melbourne July 2003


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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Toni Reverter (Tony.Reverter-Gomez_at_csiro.au) Y.
Wang, K. Byrne, S. Lehnert, B. Dalrymple CSIRO
Livestock Industries Queensland Bioscience
Precinct Brisbane, 4067 Australia
Reverter et al., XV AAABG, Melbourne July 2003
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
  • Introduction
  • Microarray technology is becoming more
    accessible to animal scientists
  • Statistical challenges still evident at both
    level design analysis
  • Initial work develop for RAT but can also be
    accommodate to analyse INT

RAT Red/Green INT Red Green
  • Objective
  • Compare RAT and INT in their ability to identify
    differentially expressed genes

Reverter et al., XV AAABG, Melbourne July 2003
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Materials Methods
EXP1 Diet
High
Low
EXP2 Breed
Holstein
Jap Black
Note - Same microarray used across
experiments - Same (basic) criteria for data
acquisition - Equivalent models for data
analysis across experiments and for both RAT
and INT
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Materials Methods
EXP2 (Breeds)
EXP1 (Diets)
INT ArrayBlockDyeTrt 192 192
(Gene) 4,785 4,991
GeneTrt 9,570 9,982
Residual 39,654 42,130
RAT ArrayBlockTrt_contrast 96
96 (Gene) 4,785 4,991
GeneTrt_contrast 9,570 9,982
Residual 19,827 21,065
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Results and Discussion
EXP1 (Diets)
EXP2 (Breeds)
µ 0.02
µ 0.08
s 0.89
s 0.66
RAT
µ 10.45
µ 9.53
s 2.01
s 2.03
INT
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Results and Discussion
EXP1 (Diets)
EXP2 (Breeds)
Array 1 0.17 (0.87) Array 2 -0.20
(0.87) Var(Tot) 0.75 GxT 92
Array 1 -0.08 (0.67) Array 2 -0.09
(0.65) Var(Tot) 0.37 GxT 77
RAT
Array 1 10.94 (1.64) Array 2 9.96
(2.21) Red 10.45 (2.12) Green 10.46
(1.89) Var(Tot) 3.73 GxT 76
Array 1 9.43 (2.09) Array 2 9.64
(1.95) Red 9.49 (2.06) Green 9.58
(2.00) Var(Tot) 3.96 GxT 76
INT
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Results and Discussion
EXP1 (Diets)
EXP2 (Breeds)
r 0.969
r 0.974
INT
RAT
RAT
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Results and Discussion
Discrepancies at the most extreme 50 elements
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Intensities versus intensity ratios in the
analysis of cDNA microarray data
Conclusions
  • Strong to very strong similarities between INT
    and RAT in their ability to ranking genes
  • Possible evidence for better control of
  • Overall Variation using RAT
  • Dye x Treatment using INT
  • Further research is required (more arrays,
    samples, )
  • Initial concerns still hold
  • RAT requires good signal on both channels
  • Not clear which RAT to use if gt 2 Treatments

Reverter et al., XV AAABG, Melbourne July 2003
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