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Modern drug discovery and research labs are utilizing complex automation systems to assist in
high throughput screening of novel drug candidates. A large portion of these laboratories are
using ANSI-SBS-standard 96- and 384-well plates to achieve the necessary throughput. The volume
of sample transferred into and out of these plates can be critical to the success of assays or
validation of procedures.

This poster investigates the collection and extraction methods of saliva for use in biomarker research.

Chloroplasts principally encode the photosynthetic machinery in Viridiplantae. It has long been accepted that in photosynthetic plants chloroplast genomic structure is uniquely stable as it is maternally and clonally inherited. The first chloroplast genomes sequenced supported this view. The current study was undertaken to address the potential issue of global chloroplast(in)stability.

Rapid higly sensitive detection of tumor gene mutations in DNA derived from FFPE or plasma samples can be achieved with QClamp PCR technology.

A common challenge experienced by sample screening facilities is identifying individual sample quantity prior to DNA extraction. Accurately identifying sample quantity allows the user to pipette exact amounts of extraction buffer into each well.

Specificity of highly potent miRNA inhibitors

Slides for proteomic microarrays with imbedded nanoparticles that enhance fluoresce by ~ 30-fold via a plasmonic effect. These slides are useful for enhancing fluorescence of protein or peptide microarrays.

We show the design of a device for studying sperm chemotaxis and the testing of different chemicals as a source of chemoattractants.

The results underline the utility of Systems Biology (and specially Anaxomics’s TPMS) for the interpretation of high-throughput data in BM identification, with a better generalization capability than conventional methods.

Our results support the previous studies that suggest Wnt5a plays a pathological role in urothelial carcinoma.