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Encoding microcarriers: Present and future technologies

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Kevin Braeckmans
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De Smedt, SC
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Marc Leblans
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Rudi Pauwels
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Joseph Demeester
DOI:10.1038/nrd817delete
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In answer to the ever-increasing need to carry out many assays simultaneously in drug screening and drug discovery, several microcarrier-based multiplex technologies have arisen in the past few years. The compounds to be screened are attached to the surface of microcarriers, which can be mixed together in a vessel that contains the target analyte. Each microcarrier has to be encoded to know which compound is attached to its surface. In this article, the methods that have been developed for the encoding of microcarriers are reviewed and discussed.
Keywords:
HERPES-SIMPLEX-VIRUS
COMBINATORIAL CHEMISTRY
MULTIPLEXED ANALYSIS
CHEMICAL LIBRARIES
GENE-EXPRESSION
BEAD
CYTOKINES
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Nature Reviews Drug Discovery cover
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery
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