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Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
A self-contained 48-well fatty acid oxidation assayXiaojun Wang, Rose Wang, Thomas A Nemcek, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
Gain-of-function somatic cell lines for drug discovery applications generated by homologous recombinationKarin Zeh, Pamela Sanders, Phillip Londo, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
Miniaturization of cell-based beta-lactamase-dependent FRET assays to ultra-high throughput formats to identify agonists of human liver X receptorsJayne Chin, Alan D Adams, Aileen Bouffard, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
Homogeneous assays for cellular protein degradation using beta-galactosidase complementation: NF-kappaB/IkappaB pathway signalingXiaoning Zhao, Inna Vainshtein, Robert Gellibolian, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
Automated Parallel Oocyte Electrophysiology Test station (POETs): a screening platform for identification of ligand-gated ion channel modulatorsChar-Chang Shieh, Jonathan D Trumbull, Jay F Sarthy, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
A benchmark study with sealchip planar patch-clamp technologyJia Xu, António Guia, David Rothwarf, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
Flux assays in high throughput screening of ion channels in drug discoverySikander Gill, Raj Gill, Soo Sen Lee, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
A simple kinetic method for rapid mechanistic analysis of reversible enzyme inhibitorsChung-Jeng Lai, Joe C WuAssay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
Development of a fluorescence polarization AKT serine/threonine kinase assay using an immobilized metal ion affinity-based technologyTammy C Turek-Etienne, Timothy P Kober, Jill M Stafford, et al.Assay and Drug Development Technologies|April 20, 2004
Privileged structure-based combinatorial libraries targeting G protein-coupled receptorsTao Guo, Doug W HobbsPageof 100