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Corning Life Sciences to Host Tutorials and Posters at SBS 2010
5 Apr 2010Sarah Sarah
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Tutorials include "Use of the Label-free Epic® System for 1536 Well Microplate High Throughput Screening of GPCRs" and "Principles and Best Practices for Developing and Validating Cell-Based Assays". Posters include "Comparison of Microplate Surface Treatments for Use in Calcium Channel Assays".
Tutorials:
Use of the Label-free Epic® System for 384 Well Microplate High-Throughput Screening of GPCRs
Wednesday, April 14
1:30 pm- 2:15 pm
Room128B
Akiko Nakatani, Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
Principles and Best Practices for Developing and Validating Cell-Based Assays
Monday, April 12
1:40 pm- 2:15 pm
Room125B
Mark Rothenberg, Corning Incorporated, Life Sciences
Posters
Comparison of Microplate Surface Treatments for Use in Calcium Channel Assays
Mark E. Rothenberg, Lori E. Romeo, ChangQingWang and ToddM. Upton
Development of Label-free Cell-based Assays Using Primary Neuronal Cells
Alice Gao, David Randle
Label-free Ion Channel Assays Using the Corning® Epic System
David Randle, Alice Gao
Detection of Cell Response to Pharmacologically Active Compounds Across Many Signaling Pathways in a Single Label-free Platform
Todd Upton, ChangQingWang
To find out more visit booth 811.
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