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Classification of microarray data requires the selection of subsets of relevant genes in order to achieve good classification performance. This article presents a genetic embedded approach that performs the selection task for a SVM classifier. The main feature of the proposed approach concerns the highly specialized crossover and mutation operators that take into account gene ranking information provided by the SVM classifier. The effectiveness of our approach is assessed using three well-known benchmark data sets from the literature, showing highly competitive results.