MMAD

Microarray Microdissection with Analysis of Differences (MMAD)

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We have developed a new computational tool called MMAD, which is capable of performing robust tissue micro-dissection in silico, and which can improve the detection of differentially expressed genes. MMAD software is implemented in MATLAB. The MMAD.zip file contains a brief user guide and MATLAB source code for implementation of MMAD.

Developers:
David A Liebner, MD
Kun Huang, PhD
Jeffrey D Parvin, MD, PhD

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