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The Laboratory in a Droplet

Kai Johnsson, Helen Mary O'Hare
2005
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In this issue of Chem. & Biol., the groups of Tawfik and Griffiths present fluorescence-activated cell sorting of double emulsions as a generally applicable screen for enzyme activity. This novel methodol. increases the throughput of a typical enzyme screen by two orders of magnitude. [on SciFinder (R)]

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