[BioC] Affy ST 1.0 gene chip background probes cut off set up

[Stacy_Xu at bd.com]

   Dear Christian,
   Thanks very much for the information.
   Best regards,
   Stacy

   From:    cstrato <cstrato at aon.at>
   To:      Stacy_Xu at bd.com
   Cc:      bioconductor at stat.math.ethz.ch
   Date:    08/12/2010 05:25 AM
   Subject: Re: [BioC] Affy ST 1.0 gene chip background probes cut off set up
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   Dear Stacy,
   Since you mention xps, it may be of interest to you that xps supports
   four background algorithms:
   - rma background
   - sector background (mas4)
   - weigthed sector background (mas5)
   - gccontent background
   (see vignette xpsPreprocess.pdf)
   For the ST 1.0 arrays you can use gccontent background with the generic
   background probes by setting parameter "bgcorrect.select" either to
   "genomic" or "antigenomic".
   Best regards
   Christian
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   On 8/11/10 4:51 PM, Stacy_Xu at bd.com wrote:
   >
   >     Hi, guys
   >     There are several ways to do the background corrections for the new ST
   1.0
   >     chip from Affy from bio-conductor like xps, affy-aroma,pdfInfo and
   rma. And
   >     almost all of those have a parameter to indicate background correction
   or
   >     subtraction.  According  to  Affy  data  sheet for human ST 1.0 array,
   >     "Background  is  estimated using a set of approximately 17,000 generic
   >     background probes. Standard poly-A controls and hybridization controls
   are
   >     represented on the arrays to allow convenient troubleshooting along
   the
   >     entire experimental process."
   >     I am wondering are the information or IDs of those 17,000 background
   RNA
   >     probes somewhere in the CEL file where I can set up my negative cut
   off
   >     expression level? They do have some "antigenomic" controls, but there
   are
   >     only about 60 of those and they are not what we want.
   >     Thanks,
   >     Stacy
   >
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