- Order Microarrays and Reagents
- Deadlines and Application Procedures
- NIAID PFGRC Site
- NIDCR Site
(Dental Pathogens) - Resources
- List of Available Microarrays
- Help and Descriptions
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Description of Annotation Files
- Description of the EASE Archive
- Description of Controls
- Instructions for Downloading Annotations
- Forms and Documentation
- Laboratory Protocols
Criteria for Priority Organisms
Criteria for Choosing a Target Organism for Microarrays
Importance of Organism
Disease burden of organism; biomedical or biological importance; widespread relevance for rapid advancement of biomedical research
Source of DNA available
High quality genome sequence is publicly and freely available to the scientific community. Complete or near complete genomic sequencing information with annotation from the chosen microbe exists in the public domain. Availability of source of genomic DNA for construction of an array.
Research Community
Is the microarray reagent timely for the research community? Readiness of the research and research community for this reagent? Size of the research community that could potentially use the array. Community interest in having an array as a resource/reagent.
Availability of microarray by another publicly funded agency
Is NIAID or another publicly funded agency preparing and distributing an array to the research community at a reasonable cost?
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