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What are the Advantages of Using Microarray Data in Cancer?
Microarray data offers several advantages in cancer research:
High-throughput capability
: Enables the simultaneous examination of thousands of genes.
Comprehensive analysis
: Provides a global view of gene expression changes.
Identification of novel genes
: Helps in discovering new genes involved in cancer progression.
Personalized medicine
: Assists in tailoring treatment plans based on individual gene expression profiles.
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