Synthetic Genetic Arrays (SGA) Data Analysis

This template outlines the workflow for synthetic genetic array data analysis, starting with a double mutant array photographed by a digital camera to produce zoomed-in colony images. Image stacks are quantified into a raw database, corrected for effects like plate, row/column, spatial, competition, and batch effects, then scored to build a data repository of yeast genetic interactions.

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