Stanford Resources

Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Consortium (AFGC)	Microarray applications in plant biology
Brown Lab	People, publications, protocols, and guide to microarraying
Botstein Lab	Studying fundamental biology shared by all eukaryotes
Kim Lab : Worm Chip Directory	Developing C. elegans microarray technology and sharing it with other C. elegans labs.
SOURCE (Stanford Online Universal Resource for Clones and ESTs)	A resource providing pooled public information commonly sought after for genes and clones.
Stanford Functional Genomics Facility	Low-cost microarrays for gene expression analysis..
Stanford Genomic Resources	Links to a wide variety of local systematic analysis projects and genomic resources.
SMD Development Forum	Forums on SMD Development
Stanford Genome Technology Center	Developing custom instrumentation and novel technology

Other Academic Resources

Drosophila Metamorphosis Time Course Database	Defining the gene expression patterns over the fruitfly life cycle
Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Functional Genomics	Designing, constructing and utilizing robotic devices for quantitative parallel assessment of gene expression patterns
Duke Bioinformatics Shared Resource	Advancing bioinformatics and providing computational and educational resources.
Emory University : CMM Array Facility	Wallace Lab: using microarray technology to study mitochondrial gene expression.
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory : Eisen Lab	Researching the mechanisms, logic and evolution of the response of yeast to environmental change.
Microarray Centre at The Ontario Cancer Inst., Univ. Health Network	Manufacturing human, mouse, and yeast microarrays.
Rockefeller University: Xenopus Microarray Project	Developing microarray analysis tools for application to Xenopus.
U. Arizona : Ward Lab	Discovery of genes involved in C. elegans spermatogenesis.
U. California - San Francisco : DeRisi Lab	Microarray software, public data, protocols and publications.
Vanderbilt Microarray Shared Resource	Providing microarrays for the Vanderbilt community.
Virginia Tech and North Carolina State University: GRID IT	Links to microarray resources
Vivian Cheung's Genomics Group	Development of direct Indentical-by-Decent (IBD) mapping.
Whitehead Institute : Richard Young Research Group	Studies on the regulation of eukaryotic gene expression.

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