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The document announces a free workshop on fluorescence techniques for GPCR research and drug discovery to be held on April 25, 2012 at BioCity in Nottingham. The workshop will be chaired by Prof Steve Hill and cover topics like fragment screening, kinetic analysis of dimerization and allosterism, fluorescence anisotropy, high-throughput screening using fluorescence plate readers, and ligand binding in human cells. CellAura Technologies is hosting the workshop to showcase their fluorescent screening products.
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- 1. Fluorescent Ligands Workshop Come and learn about the latest developments in fluorescence techniques to enhance and accelerate your GPCR research and drug discovery programmes. CellAura Technologies is pleased to announce its inaugural user group workshop – chaired by Prof Steve Hill. Where: BioCity, Nottingham When: 25th April 2012 from 10.00 – 16.00 (immediately following the BPS Focused Meeting on Cell Signalling at the University of Leicester) Cost: Free. Return transport from/to Leicester will be provided. Registration: Email your interest to: Richard.middleton@cellaura.com or by phone on +44 (0) 115 912 4415 The workshop will include the following subjects: • Fragment screening and drug design • Kinetic analysis and the impact on dimerization and allosterism • Fluorescence anisotropy • HTS using fluorescence with a plate reader • Ligand binding in primary human cells There will also be selected assay and instrument demonstrations running during the Workshop. CellAura is the premier source of innovative fluorescent screening products for life science research and drug discovery. ©2006 – 2012 – All rights, including copyright, in the content of this page belongs to CellAura Technologies Ltd.