\name{Einter}
\alias{Einter}
\docType{data}
\alias{intensities}
\title{Sample intensities for human promoter tiling array. }
\description{
Einter is a data frame consisting of 3 position information columns (Unique ID, Start position of probe, Chromosome) and normalized intensity data from 4 samples.  Data is given for the first 3Mb of human chromosomes 1-3.

From the Affymetrix human promoter tiling array v02-3.

Full description is given below...
  \describe{
    \item{\code{UniqueID}}{A unique ID for each probe.}
    \item{\code{START}}{The start position of each probe.}
    \item{\code{CHR}}{The chromosome of each probe.}
    \item{\code{X19.103.10009.CEL}}{Normalized, Log-2 transformed intensities for sample X19.103.10009.}
    \item{\code{X19.104.10013.CEL}}{Normalized, Log-2 transformed intensities for sample X19.104.10013.}
    \item{\code{X19.107.10027.CEL}}{Normalized, Log-2 transformed intensities for sample X19.107.10027.}
    \item{\code{X19.104.10013.CEL}}{Normalized, Log-2 transformed intensities for sample X19.104.10013.}
  }
}
\usage{data(KnownGenes)}
\format{data frame}
\source{Unpublished data, courtesy of Yanli Zhang and Frank Middleton.}
\keyword{datasets}