论文信息 - Techniques to Enable 1536-Well Phenotypic Screening.

Techniques to Enable 1536-Well Phenotypic Screening.

Adaptation of phenotypic cell assays to 1536-well format brings major challenges in liquid handling for high-content assays requiring washing steps and coating of plates. In addition, problematic edge effects and reduced assay quality are frequently encountered. In this chapter, we describe the novel application of a centrifugal plate washer to facilitate miniaturization of 1536-well cell assays and a combination of techniques to reduce edge effects, all of which improved throughput and data quality. Cell assays currently limited in throughput because of cost and complex protocols may be enabled by the techniques presented in this chapter.

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