The SurePrint G3 microarray system is known for its reliability, reproducibility, and high signal-to-noise ratio, which helps generate clear and accurate data (Agilent Technologies, n.d.b). Its 60-mer probes and uniform feature printing contribute to strong hybridization performance and data consistency (Agilent Technologies, n.d.a; Agilent Technologies, n.d.c). These qualities make the platform important for basic research and diagnostic applications. The microarrays are also available in multiple densities, such as 8x60K or 2x400K formats, to support various study scales (SelectScience, n.d.). A weakness could be that the technology is limited to detecting sequences that are already known and represented on the chip (Agilent Technologies, n.d.b). This could be a challenge for studies requiring full discovery of unknown genetic changes, methods like next-generation sequencing may offer broader coverage, although at higher cost and complexity (Agilent Technologies, n.d.c)