AMP: Automated Microarray Pipeline
The Automated Microarray Pipeline is a series of programs that
allow the automated normalization and web publication of microarray
data. Data stored in a MADAM-compliant database, like that provided
with MADAM, can be automatically downloaded,
normalized and uploaded into another web-optimized database. The
web application portion of the pipeline can then be used to access
this processed data through a standard web browser.
AMP consists of three parts: the AMP scripts, which control file manipulation and data upload; AMP Processor, which normalizes the data using the methods specified by the scripts; and AMP Publisher, which creates web pages and displays the data in a browser-compatible format.
Copyright © 2005, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, 44 Binney St, Boston, MA, USA.
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Last modified: 12/06/2005
Latest Version
v1.0
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This is the first release of AMP.
FAQ
The frequently asked questions page is very helpful in troubleshooting problems in installation and usage of AMP.
Support
If the above resources don't answer your questions, please contact amp@tigr.org for more help.