ontains performance data obtained in a similar manner to Vasopressin for all the peptides listed in Table 1. In most cases, the assay window, defined as the difference between the Bound and Displaced signals shown in Figure 4 (Δ mP), is either approaching 100 mP or exceeding it. Furthermore, each of the assays demonstrates a Z factor > 0.5, indicating "an excellent assay" which can easily transition to a high throughput screen.
Summary
All fluorescently-labeled peptides listed in Tables 3 can be used to perform high throughput primary screening of compounds using fluorescence polarization detection. Appropriate pharmacology and satisfactory assay performance enables an easy transition to screening conditions. This simple and robust assay platform allows for ultra high throughput screening for GPCR binding applications.
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