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A Solution for Low Volume Pipetting Applications Requiring High Accuracy of Sample Placement
Mosquito’s unique positive displacement disposable tips and precise X, Y and Z movements allow smaller drops with accurate and repeatable volumes to be positioned very precisely. This ability is essential for successful assay miniaturisation and the set-up of more effective serial dilutions or protein crystallography screens.
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Facilitating Low Volume Protein Crystallography Set-ups Using the Mosquito® Liquid Handler
The mosquito® (TTP LabTech) offers fast positive displacement pipettingfor accurate and reproducible aspiration and dispensing throughout the 50 nL-1.2 µL range, producing CVs of <8% at 50 nLirrespective of viscosity. Mosquito’s micropipettes are also disposable, thus guaranteeing zero cross-contamination where required.
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A Solution for Serial Dilution of Compounds in 1536-Well Microplates
High-density screening platforms are an integral part of any successful high-throughput screening facility. The reduced assay volumes associated with increasing well density lowers reagent costs, accelerates assay throughput, and can improve assay quality and reproducibility by minimizing assay duration.
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Application of Microarrays in Process Analytical Technologies A First Step Towards Real Time Product Release
Application of microarrays during process development helps to gain insight in biological processes involved in product formation, increasing process understanding.
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A 1H-NMR Based Metabonomics Study of Urine and Plasma Obtained from Healthy Human Subjects
An investigation on the plasma and urine samples of healthy male volunteers designed to evaluate the variability in metabonomic data, when severe life-style and dietary restrictions are imposed.
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From Medicinal Plants to Bioactive Drugs
The aim of our study was to analyze the antiproliferative activity effects on human tumor cell lines and the differentiating activity on human erythroleukemic K562 cells of different extracts derived from medicinal plants of Bangladesh and Lebanon.
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Novel Lewis Acid Catalyzed (E)/(Z)-Arylidene Thiohydantoin Formation
The novel Lewis acid catalyzed condensation of aldehydes with 3-alkyl-1-methyl-thioxo-imidazolidin-4-ones (thiohydantoins) to generate the corresponding (E)/(Z) 5-arylidene-3-alkyl-1-methyl-2-thioxo-imidazolidin-4-ones (arylidene thiohydantoins) is presented. A survey of various catalysts was conducted (either indium(III) triflate, aluminum trichloride, or boron trifluoride diethyl etherate) and compared with the uncatalyzed reactions.
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The use of Benzyl Esters in the Synthesis of 1ß-O-Acyl Glucuronides by Selective Acylation
Acyl glucuronides are key phase 2 metabolites for many carboxylic acid-containing drugs, notably of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDs).1 It is important to synthesise acyl glucuronides in pure form, and especially as single 1ß-anomers, for bioevaluation during drug discovery and development. Acyl glucuronides are reactive species: they may react by hydrolysis or displacement with other nucleophiles or by acyl migration followed by condensation with amines.
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A High Content Primary Screening Assay Identifying Multiple Protein Targets in a Cell Using Quantum Dots
The development of multiplexing capabilities and high content readouts reporting individual cellular measurements enables assessment of biological variability on a single cell basis. A multiplexed high content screening (HCS) assay allows additional information to be gained from a single assay.
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Multicolor Detection of CD45 on Human Monocytes with Quantum Dots in a High-Throughput Format
Multicolor quantum dot probes emitting from 525 to 705 nm can be effectively excited with a single 488 nm laser, resulting in signals equal to the best organic dyes, but that are cleanly discriminated with simple color filters. Using a plate based 4-color laser scanning system with a single 488 or 405 nm laser for excitation, we have detected the binding of quantum dot conjugates to CD45 on human monocytes.
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