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• Assay Tutorials: Live Content Imaging
  Kinetic Cell-Based Assays Get Into Phase
• Assay Tutorials: Fluorescence Lifetime Assays
  New Technology Enables Primary and Secondary Screening of Broad Panels
• Tutorials: Library Format for Bioengineering
  Maximizing Screening Efficiency through Good Design
• Expert Tips: How to Improve Your Multiplexing Studies
  Multiplexing can be a useful tool for high-throughput imaging and screening. Find out how best to make it work for you.
• Feature Articles: High-Content Screening Broadens Its Scope
  

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• Literature Review: BioMAP—Antibiotic Fingerprints
  March 15, 2013
  Researchers show that bioactivity fingerprinting can help with profiling antibiotic lead compounds.
• Literature Review: Mega-Selection
  January 23, 2013
  Researchers present a method that uses combinatorial antibody libraries to endow cells with new binding energy landscapes to regulate their phenotypes.
• Tripping The Light Fantastic: New Reporter System
  December 28, 2012
  This study outlines an approach to improved use of reporter genes in high-throughput screening.
• A SPA for PMTs
  July 23, 2012
  Researchers propose a SPA strategy that can be successfully implemented to identify novel and specific inhibitors of PMTs.
• Resolving Pharmacological Responses
  July 6, 2012
  A new microfluidic approach can dramatically increase the number of data points per compound during screening.

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• Exquiron Gets New Diverse Screening Compound Library from Enamine
  
• Stem Cell Screen Reveals Promising Target for ALS
  
• Takeda Expands Envoy-Scripps Collaboration
  
• Consortium Launches €196M Drug Discovery "Factory"
  
• GE, CDI Ink Cell-Based Assay Deal
  

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• Novel Technique Developed for Screening Proteins
  Benjamin F. Cravatt III, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Chemical Physiology, The Skaggs Institute for Chemical Biology, The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, CA

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