Hi, Makis - You can find raw data (actually combined array layout, raw measurements, and normalized values) on the SMD web and ftp sites. Several BioConductor packages, incuding limma and marray, have functions for reading these tab-delimited text files, or you can easily manipulate them in a spreadsheet application. Go to http://smd.stanford.edu/ and click on "Publications" or "Public Login" to use the various search tools. You'll want the "raw data" files, although the other retrieval options may be useful to you as well. Extensive help documentation is available on the website. Cordially, -- Jeremy Gollub, Ph.D. jgollub@genome.stanford.edu (W) 650/736-0075 On Thu, 26 May 2005, E Motakis, Mathematics wrote: > Dear all, > > Thanks to everyone that responded to my previous email about cDNA > microarray databases. Perhaps it is my fault that I was not specific in my > query. I would like to find raw cDNA data (not normalized values, not > background subtracted, just raw data with their replicates). > > In the webpages you gave me I found data in the form of log ratios > (normalized and background corrected). I wonder if I could find raw cDNA > data somewhere. > > Thank you in advance, > Makis > > > ---------------------- > E Motakis, Mathematics > E.Motakis@bristol.ac.uk > > _______________________________________________ > Bioconductor mailing list > Bioconductor@stat.math.ethz.ch > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/bioconductor >