Is there any link between the microarray chip ID and annotation packages present in the bioconductor.
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I think the short answer is "no." Google search for that term suggests that the ID refers at least in part to the scanner, rather than the chip. There is also a hit to a GEO GSM sample, from which you could investigate the GEO GPL platform record.
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What does this "chip ID" look like, where does it come from? Can you post an example?
Sample Agilent Chip ID would be like :
Agilent Technologies G2505C US83800207
This is mentioned in sample raw data file .