Science and Networking
8 May 2024 – Cambridge, UK
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Bringing lysosomal patch clamp recording to HTS
Science Spyglass High throughput organellar electrophysiology of TMEM175 and TPC2 from freshly isolated lysosomes recorded on the SyncroPatch 384 Application note Axxam S.p.A., MilanNanion Technologies GmbH, Munich Summary Intracellular ion channels are known to play an essential role in various signaling pathways for health and disease, considering that over 80% of transport processes occur inside
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The dualism of the aging and disease
Science Spyglass Navigating the dualism of the aging and disease landscape with the pertinent tools An interview with Fernanda Ricci, High Content Screening Unit Manager at Axxam. Don’t miss her upcoming webinar: Forever young?Targeting the hallmarks of aging Request link for webinar Read Fernanda’s opinions on the subject of early drug discovery for diseases related
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Solute carrier transporters as therapeutic targets
Science Spyglass Solute carrier transporters and drug discovery: unlocking the “gatekeepers” as therapeutic targets Solute carrier (SLC) transporters comprise a family of more than 450 membrane-bound proteins that facilitate the transport of a wide array of substrates across biological membranes. They play a fundamental role in controlling the transport of molecules, such as ions and
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From gene to validated and qualified hits
Science Spyglass From Gene to Validated and Qualified HitsHigh-Throughput Screening at Axxam Despite a constantly expanding repertoire of therapeutic modalities, small molecules continue to account for the majority of new drug approvals and continue to attract attention and investigation, especially with the expansion of the knowledge on different mechanisms of action, including pharmacological chaperones, targeted
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Thermal shift assays for early-stage drug discovery
Science Spyglass Unlocking the Power of Thermal Shift Assays for Early-Stage Drug Discovery Thermal-shift assay (TSA) represents a powerful tool for protein-stability analysis and for discovering and characterizing new protein binders. Understanding protein stability is crucial for drug development, protein engineering, and other biotechnology applications. Among the various methods available for assessing protein stability, TSA
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shRNA for gene knock down in screening campaigns
Science Spyglass Why is shRNA better than siRNA for gene knock down in screening campaigns? One of the first challenges to face in the drug discovery process, is the generation of reliable in-vitro models that mimic the pathological conditions of the disease being studied. Many diseases are caused by the loss of function of a
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