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Drug Screening

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http://eagle-i.itmat.upenn.edu/i/0000016d-df86-39b3-8bc3-757280000000

Resource Type

  1. Material analysis service

Properties

  1. Fee for service
    Yes
  2. Resource Description
    The accessibility to gene knockouts and transgenes enables zebrafish to serve as a disease model so investigators can screen for drugs and the results can translate to the clinic. Fish can be grown in small groups in 6- to 96-well pates. Drugs can be added to the water and most are taken up through the skin, intestine, or thin gill epithelium. Due to the clarity and size of larvae, drug rescue is easily detectable.
  3. Service Fee URL
    https://corelabs.research.chop.edu/aquatic-zebrafish/tools-fees
  4. Service Provided by
    Aquatic Zebrafish Core Laboratory (CHOP)
  5. Website(s)
    https://corelabs.research.chop.edu/aquatic-zebrafish/services
 
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Provenance Metadata About This Resource Record
  1. workflow state
    Published
  2. contributor
    ggrant (Gregory Grant)
  3. created
    2019-10-18T11:40:38.416-04:00
  4. creator
    ggrant (Gregory Grant)
  5. modified
    2019-10-18T11:40:42.138-04:00
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The eagle-i Consortium is supported by NIH Grant #5U24RR029825-02 / Copyright 2016