Human Transcribed Ultraconserved regions (T-UCRs) are long noncoding RNAs (LncRNAs) that are transcribed from 481 ultraconserved regions (UCRs) in the human genome. The Arraystar Human T-UCR Microarray is engineered for not only the discovery of novel T-UCRs, but also the accurate detection of potential T-UCRs from reliable databases.

Microarray	Species	Format	Probe Targets	Probe Number
Arraystar Human T-UCR Array	Human	8 * 60K	UCRs and their extended regions	51,321
			Potential T-UCRs (long non-coding RNAs, collected from authoritative databases, which overlap UCRs in sense or antisense direction)	475
			RNA transcripts (LncRNAs and mRNAs)  whose transcription units (TUs) overlap UCRs	6,438
			UCR- proximal genes	1,853
			Housekeeping genes	200
			Non-human sequences	600

Arraystar provides the T-UCR microarray services, from sample preparation to in-depth data analysis. Our step by step quality controls are designed to ensure you get the most reliable results. All you need to do is to submit your samples and we will complete the entire project for you.

 

Please refer to Sample Submission for details in how to get your project started.

1.       RNA isolation (optional)

2.       RNA QC

3.       cDNA synthesis

4.       Target preparation by labeling with Cy3

5.       Array hybridization, washing, and scanning

6.       Data extraction, analysis and summarization

 

•   Novel transcription regions identified in tiling regions

•   Filtered differentially expressed genes with a user-defined fold-change threshold

•   Correlation analysis of the T-UCRs and the near coding genes

•   Comprehensive annotation