The color of the spot of a gene with moderately upregulated expression will be lime-green. A DNA microarray is a technique used to determine the expression level of many genes simultaneously.
A DNA microarray is a laboratory technique used to identify the genes that are being expressed in a cell.
A DNA microarray contains many tiny spots of specifically labeled cDNA samples referred to as probes, which can be hybridized by base complementarity to transcribed (mRNA) gene sequences.
In the DNA microarray, the probes can be fluorescently marked gene sequences.
After hybridization, the DNA microarray is then scanned in order to determine the level of gene expression of each mRNA that hybridizes with their corresponding probes on the slide.
In this case, green spots evidence genes that are being strongly expressed in the sample.
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