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High complexity microcompartment-based interaction screening

Christian Heinis
2022
Patents

Abstract

The invention regards a method for screening for interactions between two compounds provided in libraries. The invention in particular provides a method for screening interactions, such as a binding between two molecules or macromolecules, that is not limited to a classical screening by bait and prey setup, and therefore allows for a high-complexity screening of large candidate libraries, including screening for immunological interactions such as interactions between T-cells and antigen presenting cells, or B-cells and their antigenic targets.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/41860d36-0edc-44e0-a415-2f6b306d7582

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