High Throughput Screening Capabilities

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Creative Bioarray's scientists, with expertise across multiple therapeutic areas, target types, assay formats, compound management, and data analysis.

High Throughput Screening (HTS) is a drug discovery process that allows automated detection of large numbers of chemical and/or biological compounds for a specific biological target. It speed up target analysis, as large scale compound libraries can be quickly screened in a cost-effective way. HTS should be seen as a fast scan of biological processes by which compounds with poor or no effects can be rapidly excluded from the analysis pipeline.

Creative Bioarray is a full-time, professionally managed facility with highly trained and experienced staff, advanced equipment, and a substantial library of compounds. These features, combined with a centralized knowledge base, increase cost-effectiveness and productivity in the ongoing fight against disease. Our platform allows convenient screening of compounds in 96, 384 and 1536 well formats for both enzyme/protein and cell-based assays using all available technologies (luminescence, fluorescence intensity, fluorescence polarization, FRET, TR-FRET, HTRF, absorbance). We have developed and optimized in vitro enzymatic assays, protein binding assays, protein-protein, protein-nucleic acids binding assays, cell viability, reporter gene and image-based phenotypic screening assays.

High Throughput Screening Capabilities

Creative Bioarray's scientists, with expertise across multiple therapeutic areas, target types, assay formats, compound management, and data analysis, are dedicated to helping our clients identify and advance their biochemical and cell-based assay discovery research programs.

Our screening center offers the following services:

  • Discussion on screening goals, assays and instrument compatibility
  • Pilot screening performed on a sub-set of compounds
  • Primary screening and optimization
  • Validation screening of a small library with a robust optimized assay
  • Screening the complete library of compounds (single or multiple compound concentrations)
  • Secondary screening development and/or screening of primary hits
  • Data analysis and storage
  • Hit-to-Lead optimization screening
  • Early safety assessment screening
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