Microarrays -- why do they have low reproducibility

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Microarrays exhibit low reproducibility compared to Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE) due to their inability to detect unknown genes. While SAGE offers a more comprehensive analysis of gene expression, it operates at a slower pace than microarrays. The discussion highlights the fundamental limitations of microarrays in capturing the full spectrum of gene expression, emphasizing the advantages of SAGE in terms of accuracy and depth of analysis.

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