Molecular Technologies Iii: Assay Development

Evaluate laboratory assays and methods used in primary, secondary, and in vitro ADMETox (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion, Toxicity) drug screening. Build scientific communication and critical thinking skills while working on team projects and analyzing scientific results.

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  • Employ effective scientific communication methods demonstrating knowledge and skills when: writing scientific papers, preparing detailed scientific protocols, critiquing scientific journal articles in drug discovery, and developing and presenting detailed scientific presentations.

  • Determine how protein kinase and cytochrome P450 enzyme assay technologies are used in the drug discovery process.

  • Perform and evaluate multiple assay formats (luminescent, fluorescent, colorimetric) including, but not limited to: Cytochrome P450 enzymes, kinase assay technologies, cell culture techniques, and genome editing and CRISPR/Cas-9.

  • Compare and contrast the roles that fluorescent microscopy, high content screening, and in vivo imaging play in the drug discovery process and biotechnology.

  • Analyze and interpret scientific data and quality control measures as they relate to biotechnology and drug discovery, facilitating critical thinking.

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Evaluate laboratory assays and methods used in primary, secondary, and in vitro ADMETox (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion, Toxicity) drug screening. Build scientific communication and critical thinking skills while working on team projects and analyzing scientific results.

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