Application of linear mixed models in microarray.

This project captures the problem of large microarray datasets and seeks to identify a statistical model of microarray hybridization intensity data that describes;differential regulation, sample variability and measurement noise. It also shows how one can use the data model to analyze the microarray...

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Main Author: Mwero, D.K.
Format: Tesis
Language:Inglés
Published: University of Nairobi 2007
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79638
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description This project captures the problem of large microarray datasets and seeks to identify a statistical model of microarray hybridization intensity data that describes;differential regulation, sample variability and measurement noise. It also shows how one can use the data model to analyze the microarray data and develop optimal methods for detecting differentially regulated peripheral blood leukocyte mRNA from cattle infected with Trypanosoma congolense using microarray in order to assay components of the immune and inflammatory responses and identify potential correlates of the pathology. We conclude by giving an insight into linear mixed effects models by analysing a data set from a cattle experiment that seeks to compare 'genome-wide' transcriptional responses in blood leukocytes following infection with species of Trypanosoma that differ in the severity of pathogenicity.
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spelling CGSpace796382023-02-15T11:19:34Z Application of linear mixed models in microarray. Mwero, D.K. trypanosoma pathology genomes This project captures the problem of large microarray datasets and seeks to identify a statistical model of microarray hybridization intensity data that describes;differential regulation, sample variability and measurement noise. It also shows how one can use the data model to analyze the microarray data and develop optimal methods for detecting differentially regulated peripheral blood leukocyte mRNA from cattle infected with Trypanosoma congolense using microarray in order to assay components of the immune and inflammatory responses and identify potential correlates of the pathology. We conclude by giving an insight into linear mixed effects models by analysing a data set from a cattle experiment that seeks to compare 'genome-wide' transcriptional responses in blood leukocytes following infection with species of Trypanosoma that differ in the severity of pathogenicity. 2007 2017-02-03T11:04:10Z 2017-02-03T11:04:10Z Thesis https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79638 en Limited Access University of Nairobi Mwero, D. K. 2007. Application of linear mixed models in microarray. MSc thesis in biometry. University of Nairobi.
spellingShingle trypanosoma
pathology
genomes
Mwero, D.K.
Application of linear mixed models in microarray.
title Application of linear mixed models in microarray.
title_full Application of linear mixed models in microarray.
title_fullStr Application of linear mixed models in microarray.
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title_short Application of linear mixed models in microarray.
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topic trypanosoma
pathology
genomes
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