Archiv SCREENING

“High-Definition” FRET/FLIM

Screening Is Believing

F.S. Wouters, University Medicine Goettingen, Germany

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Biotechnica 2008

More to Offer Than Ever Before

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Compound Libraries 2008

Design – Synthesis – Hit-to-lead Optimisation

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Surfing on the Calcium Waves to Understand Heart Rhythm

J. Lytton, University of Calgary, Canada

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Automated Gene Silencing

High-throughput Transfection for Genome-wide siRNA Screens

K. Korn, Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics (MPI-CBG), Germany

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FLIM for High Content Screening

Thinking Outside of the Box

T.J. Collins, McMaster University; D.W. Andrews, Canada Research Chair in Membrane Biogenesis, Canada

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Targeting Protein/Protein Interactions

Protein Kinase CK2 as a Prime Example for a Novel Concept

K. Niefind, University of Cologne, Germany; O.-G. Issinger, University of Southern Denmark

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Drug Discovery Automation

Development of Cardiac Cell Based Assays to Study Drug Efficacy and Toxicity

A. Davies et al., Trinity College Dublin, Republic of Ireland

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Drug Repositioning by Cellular Profiling

Serendipity by Design

A. Brinker, J.S. Caldwell, Novartis Research Foundation (GNF), USA

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Medical Biotechnology in Germany 2008

An Economic Overview

S. Sydow, S. Throm, VFA Bio, Germany

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Automated Nanoliter Pipetting

Simplifying Protein Crystallography Set-up

J. Jenkins, TTP LabTech, United Kingdom

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Cyclic-AMP

A Functional Second Messenger for Assessing GPCR Target Activation

Cisbio International, France

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