Gene Actin (housekeeping gene) Annexin I c. You hybridize the cDNA to your microarrays, scan your microarrays and put the data into a graphical representation (heat map). Fill out the following table based on the expression ratios given. CD81 antigen Rho GDI Maspin P Expression Ratio 1.0 11.7 0.35 0.2 23.0 Induced or repressed? Color of spot on microarray Color in graph

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