The Ecstasy and Agony of Assay Interference Compounds.

Author(s): Aldrich, Courtney; Bertozzi, Carolyn; Georg, Gunda I; Kiessling, Laura; Lindsley, Craig; Liotta, Dennis; Merz, Kenneth M; Schepartz, Alanna; Wang, Shaomeng

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