Arrayit offers the market’s finest microarray scanning and data analysis services including high resolution scanning, data quantification and data analysis of microarrays manufactured by Arrayit, Agilent, Roche NimbleGen and other suppliers. Scanning is performed in our class 100 cleanrooms using the latest microarray laser scanners providing 0.5, 1.0, 3.0, 5.0 and 10 µm scanning resolution at optimized gain and laser settings for optimal signal-background-ratios for DNA, RNA, protein, peptide, and many other types of printed microarrays. Autoloaders enable high throughput barcode reading and microarray scanning of up to 24 microarrays per run and thousands of microarrays per day for small research projects from academic labs and larger studies from hospitals, government agencies, biotechs, pharmas and diagnostics companies. Data are downloadable from our confidential servers to allow access to scanned data in real time.

Arrayit Microarray Scanning Services

• Complete microarray scanning and data analysis services
• Performed in class 100 cleanrooms for optimal data quality
• Arrayit InnoScan® 710, 710AL, 900 and 900 AL scanners ensure optimal scanned images
• Scan and quantify microarrays from Arrayit, Agilent, Roche NimbleGen and other suppliers
• Supports all 1 x 25 x 76 mm glass substrate slide microarrays
• Single and two-color scanning in the cyanine 3 and cyanine 5 channels
• 3 µm scan resolution for optimal image quality and file size
• 0.5 µm and 1.0 µm scan resolutions available for an extra fee
• Scan single and multiple microarrays per glass substate slide
• Autoloader allows automated scanning of 24 substrate slides per run
• Fully adjustable laser and PMT settings to capture high and low signals
• Automated spot finding streamlines data quantification and analysis
• Proprietary software settings ensure data precision

Figure 1. Agilent microarray scanned at 3 µm resolution in the cyanine 3 (green) channel for an academic customer.

Figure 2. Arrayit H25K Whole Human Genome Microarray scanned at 5 µm resolution, full laser power, scan gain 100 in the red channel and scan gain 30 in the green channel. The two-color composite image is used to identify biomarkers for a pharmaceutical client.

Figure 3. Arrayit protein microarray scanned and quantified for a diagnostics customer.