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Assessing Data Quality<br />

194 GeneChip ® <strong>Mapping</strong> <strong>500K</strong> Assay Manual<br />

The purpose of this section is to help researchers establish guidelines<br />

for evaluating results generated from <strong>Mapping</strong> experiments. The<br />

<strong>Mapping</strong> Algorithm Report in GTYPE has a number of parameters<br />

that must be checked for each array in order to assess the quality of the<br />

data, and to identify outlier samples (Table 7.2). It is important to<br />

check these parameters, and to create a running log for each project.<br />

The Reference Genomic DNA 103, included in the GeneChip ®<br />

<strong>Mapping</strong> <strong>250K</strong> Assay Kits can serve as a positive control to ensure that<br />

all steps of the <strong>assay</strong> are being performed correctly.<br />

Table 7.2<br />

Dynamic Model <strong>Mapping</strong> Algorithm Report Metrics<br />

Metric Description<br />

Call Rate (<strong>SNP</strong> Call) Good first pass evaluation. If the genomic DNA<br />

sample is of equivalent quality and purity to the<br />

Reference Genomic DNA 103, then the Call Rate<br />

should be similar when analyzed at the same<br />

algorithm settings.<br />

Reference Genomic DNA<br />

103 Call rate<br />

Process control to show that <strong>assay</strong> steps are<br />

being performed correctly.<br />

MDR – MCR Difference can be used to identify sample<br />

contamination.<br />

Shared <strong>SNP</strong>s Evaluate possible sample mix ups.<br />

Oligonucleotide controls Help evaluate hybridization, fluidics and<br />

scanning steps.<br />

Evaluation of a particular sample should be based on the examination<br />

of all samples and array performance metrics.

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