Evotec and Dow AgroSciences Collaborate on Cellular Target Profiling
News Jul 09, 2013
To this end, Evotec will perform quantitative chemical proteomics services (Cellular Target Profiling) to de-convolute phenotypic screening results obtained by Dow.
Dr Mario Polywka, Chief Operating Officer of Evotec, commented: “We look forward to working with Dow AgroSciences on this project. This collaboration highlights the broad applicability of Evotec‘s industry leading chemical proteomics platform to determine cellular target affinities and mechanisms of action on a proteome wide level and in a native context.”
Dr William Kleschick, Discovery Global Leader of Dow AgroSciences, added: “Dow AgroSciences is pleased to announce this new partnership with Evotec, an innovative leader in advanced chemical proteomics. This collaboration enhances Discovery’s technology tool-box to accelerate our efforts to deliver novel solutions to our customers around the world.”
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