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The need to screen a library of compounds faster and more efficiently becomes increasingly important in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. This practical course will introduce the fundamental concepts of biochemical and cell-based assays commonly used in drug discovery processes. Emphasis for this course will be on conventional high-throughput screening (HTS) assays in an early stage of the drug discovery process. The overall objective of this course is to have students understand complex real-world assay development in drug discovery. Cross-listed with BME 725.
Units: 3.0