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Mitchison, Tim - Department of Systems Biology, Harvard University

There are two paths open to screeners when retesting the compounds to confirm their hits: 1. The screener may use essentially the same assay as for their primary screen, using PocketTips
Updated March 2011 What Every New Screener Should Know
December 2005 Quantitative Assay Evaluation and Optimization by Brian Kraybill
updated 6/2011 What Every New ICCB-L Screener Should Know
Requesting ICCBL Small Molecule Cherry Picks updated December 2009 Instructions for Requesting Small Molecule Cherry Picks
Overview: ICCB-L/NSRB Screening Facility User Agreement for Small Molecule Screening Projects There are two different ICCB-L/NSRB User Agreements, one for small molecule screeners and one for RNAi
The National Screening Laboratory for the Regional Centers of Excellence
Library Name Number of Plate Numbers Number Biomol ICCB Known Bioactives3 -High Conc. 480 1989-1990 2
Application for Small Molecule Screening at ICCB-Longwood ICCB-Longwood welcomes applications from academic investigators. Applications must
-1-December 2010 ICCB-Longwood/NSRB Screening Facility User Agreement
Overview: ICCB-L/NSRB Screening Facility User Agreement for Small Molecule Screening Projects There are two different ICCB-L/NSRB User Agreements, one for small molecule screeners and one for RNAi
Application for RNAi Screening at ICCB-Longwood ICCB-Longwood welcomes applications from academic investigators and NERCE
updated 12/22/2009 Guidelines for Depositing Data (ICCB-L/NSRB)
www.promega.com ADP-GloTM: A luminescent ADP detection Assay for Kinases, and
Autofluorescence: Causes and Cures
Disposing of Waste in ICCBL/NSRB Screening Facility The rules outlined below are applicable for most projects, but the screening facility
Visual Screening Data on Matterhorn Screeners store Autoscope-generated visual screening data on the HMSICCB
Visual Screening Data on Matterhorn Screeners store Autoscope-generated visual screening data on the HMSICCB
Building a High Throughput Screening Facility in an Academic Setting
cellWoRx Operating Instructions Please use this as a guide only if you have already been trained on the cellWoRx by ICCB-L staff. To
Seeing the Wood through the Trees: A Review of Techniques for
Request for siRNA duplex and miRNA reagent re-confirmation information We are collecting information about the activity of individual siRNA duplexes and of miRNA
New User Create SS user eCommons/ID/
Date Form Submitted: ______________ ICCBL Fax #: 617-432-6424 To be completed by ICCB-L staff only
Updated November 2010 Instructions for Primary Screen Report
Instructions for Requesting Cherry Picks All cherry-pick requests must be sent to Dave Wrobel (david_wrobel@hms.harvard.edu).
December 2010 Overview: ICCB-L/NSRB Screening Facility User Agreement for Small Molecule Screening Projects
updated 9/2011 What Every New ICCB-L Screener Should Know
Date Form Submitted: ______________ ICCBL Fax #: 617-432-6424 Shipping Address: HMS ICCBL Screening Facility 250 Longwood Avenue SGM 613 Boston, MA 02115
Overview: ICCB-L/NSRB Screening Facility User Agreement for RNAi Screening Projects There are two different ICCB-L/NSRB User Agreements, one for small molecule screeners and one for RNAi screeners.
updated 8/2011 What Every New ICCB-L Screener Should Know
Requesting ICCBL/NSRB Small Molecule Cherry Picks October 2011
Requesting ICCBL/NSRB RNAi Cherry Picks October 2011
-1-January 2012 Overview: ICCB-L Screening Facility User Agreement for RNAi Screening Projects