POSTS TAGGED AS combinatorial chemistry

“Programmable Droplets”

Programmable Droplets
The most common way researchers move biological fluids for analysis or combination is a microfluidic device. But according to [MORE]

Metabolic Engineering

Huimin Zhao Developed Efficient Metabolic Engineering Process
CRISPR gene editing usually targets one DNA sequence at a time, but now researchers [MORE]

Automated High Throughput Screening

Drug Research
Modern drug discovery fundamentally depends on two processes: combinatorial chemistry and high throughput screening. Bruce Merrifield (1963) and Mario [MORE]

“Designer” Biosensor Proteins

Fluorescent Biosensor
It would be useful, indeed, to have a biosensor that could detect the metabolic activity with a living cell. [MORE]

Regenerative Drug Discovery Lab

Stem Cells Progenitor Labs
This piece has two stories in one-the first about combinatorial chemistry and high throughput screening, and the [MORE]

New Material for Growing Stem Cells

Surface for Stem Cell Reproduction
Most labs that grow stem cells rely on traditional plastic Petri dishes that have a [MORE]