Methods and Computer Software Products for Identifying Transcribed Regions of a Genome
Methods and computer software products are provided for transcriptional annotation. In one embodiment of the invention, a region of the genome where the intensity of hybridization of all the probes are above a threshold value (usually the level of non-specific hybridization) is identified. The region may be identified by aligning the probes against the genome; walking through the genome to find regions where all consecutive probes have intensities above the threshold value.
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10 . A computer software product comprising:
a) a computer program code that receives a plurality of hybridization intensities, wherein each of said intensities reflects the hybridization of one of a plurality of probes to a nucleic acid sample and wherein said probes are targeting a genome;
b) a computer program code that identifies a region of said genome wherein intensities for said probes against said region are above threshold value; and
c) a computer readable media for storing said codes.
11 . The computer software product of claim 10 further comprising a computer program code that identifies an area of said region wherein intensities for said probes against said area are similar.
12 . The computer software product of claim 11 wherein the difference in said intensities for said probes against said area is within 2 fold.
13 . The computer software product of claim 12 wherein said difference is within 150%.
14 . The computer software product of claim 11 further comprising a computer program code to indicate said area as a transcribed area.