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Welcome to the UCSF Mouse Microarray Consortium
The MMC is dedicated to facilitate the access to microarray technology to those who wish to perform gene expression profiling in the mouse.

Latest news: MMC is closing :(

The web site, nomad as well as equipment in the lab will remain available for now

(see the equipment tab for further details)

Use the links below or to the left to quickly reach the information you need.

FAQ: for a presentation of the MMC's history and accomplishments and answers to frequently asked questions.

PRINT INFO: to get information on the available slides, download the corresponding GAL file, preview a hybridized test slide from each print and purchase slides.

CLONE INFO: To know what clones are available on the MMC slides. You can blast and or search the main clone sets and obtain information about the custom clones.

PROTOCOLS: for access to various sources of protocols (including mine) and a purchasing guide to help you get started with your experiments.

EQUIPMENT: to reserve time on the scanner, post-processing station and workstation.

NOMAD: to access the MMC's version of the NOMAD database.This is a free to use accessible database to store and query your data. It also contains additional annotations for each of the clones represented on the MMC arrays. Here are a few guidelines for a better use of Nomad with the Meebo slides.

ANALYSIS: to get information and tips about data analysis from griddling to mining to stats etc.

LINKS: to connect to various sources of information related to microarrays.

Have questions or problems reaching information? Contact me (Caroline MREJEN)

The MMC cannot answer your specific needs? Visit the UCSF Office of Research Web site to browse the list of UCSF Research Core facilities.

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