What does QGE stand for?

Quantitative gene expression measurements provide an explanation for the discrepancies observed for these samples.

Earlier this month, Illumina released its first products for quantitative gene expression available on the 96-well Sentrix Array Matrix format or the 8-well Sentrix BeadChip format featuring standard probe sets for disease areas and model organisms, with the option of end-users adding more probes or Illumina's customized sets.

Megaclone(tm) technology is the foundation for Lynx's analytical applications, including: MPSS(tm) technology, which provides gene sequence information and quantitative gene expression data; Megasort(tm) technology, which provides differentially expressed gene sets; and Megatype(tm) technology, which is expected to provide single nucleotide polymorphism, or SNP, disease- or trait-association information.

Yale plans to use the system as a platform for genotyping, copy number variation (CNV), methylation and quantitative gene expression (QGE) applications.

Sequence tags, derived from short pieces of mRNA transcripts, are used for sequencing-based quantitative gene expression techniques.

We recently announced the adoption of our MassARRAY quantitative gene expression (QGE) technology and services by the highly respected, world-leading clinical research organization the Immune Tolerance Network, which made its selection of our technology based on a competitive analysis.

Using gold-standard TaqMan([R]) assay chemistry for quantitative gene expression, the miRNA TaqMan arrays offer researchers the accuracy, sensitivity, and reproducibility of real-time PCR using TaqMan assays.

NASDAQ:SQNM) today announced that it will provide quantitative gene expression (QGE) services to the Immune Tolerance Network (ITN), a collaborative research organization that solicits, develops, implements and assesses clinical strategies and biological assays for the purposes of inducing, maintaining and monitoring tolerance in humans for kidney, liver and islet transplantation, autoimmune diseases, and allergy and asthma.