Genotypics Biointerpreter allows you to confidently analyze your micro array data without the issues that you face today:
Provides 15 different biological views using different parameters like genomic location, pathways, diseases, drug response, and so on. This makes Biointerpreter a truly comprehensive resource that would definitely work the best for you.

		Can decipher the significance of a gene list in minutes. This saves you enormous amounts of time and effort.
		Allows you to query using diverse gene identifiers (17 different gene ids like Affymetrix, Agilent, Genbank, Unigene etc).
		Biointerpreter combines the facilities provided by multiple tools using any ID type.
		Allows you to drill down to the source of information, allowing you to quickly validate the reliability of the information.
		Allows you to switch between organisms at will unique feature of Biointerpreter. For example, for a list of mouse genes, you can view the biological significance of homologs genes in human database.
		Helps you to readily identify hot molecules like cancer markers, drug targets etc hidden in your list. You will not miss important genes that control key processes.

Genome location
Known mutations
Protein Domains
Tissue or cell type restricted expression
Sub-cellular localization
Metabolic and Signaling pathways involved in
Are they known to be important genes in a particular process
Functions
Disease/s the gene is known to be involved
Gene ontology
Representation of the gene in other Microarray experiments
Known regulation of the gene in response to various drugs
Peptide, hormone or small molecule ligand receptors
Correlation to phenotypes

Biointerpreter is available for:

Biointerpreter is currently available for the following organisms.

Human
Mouse
M.tuberculosis
Arabidopsis
Rat (Query Rat IDs in Human) *
Rat (Query Rat IDs in Mouse) *
Rice
Drosophila

* - You can search Human and Mouse Biointerpreter with Rat Affymetrix IDs, Agilent IDs and Gene Symbol.

Knowing the Microarray users interest in finding the hidden biological significance in their gene lists using Biointerpreter, we have many new and even unsequenced organisms to include in the Biointerpreter.