In the DDU’s latest paper Fraser Hughes and Alex Cookson from the our compound management team investigated an issue which impacts on the results of high through-put screening with compound libraries. Dry DMSO can rapidly pull water vapor out of the air due to its hygroscopic nature. This is a well-documented problem within drug discovery, particularly within high-throughput screening (HTS). This hydration is caused by atmospheric moisture being absorbed each time a compound library is used. This effect becomes increasingly pronounced when a compound library is used routinely. The result of this hydration is a change to both the total volume of solution and the concentration of sample still in solution. This can result in a large amount of variability in the measured biological activity of a sample depending on the library usage. In this paper, we show the detrimental effects the hydration of sample libraries has on the reproducibility of biological data and present a novel way to remove it from HTS library plates. Read their solution in SLAS Technology vol 29 https://lnkd.in/eVJgxz6S We thank Roylan Developments Ltd and in particular Stuart Naylor for help with this project. #drugdiscovery #highthroughputscreening #compoundlibraries #methoddevelopment #publication
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