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Exploring the Potential of Microfluidics and Compartmentalisation for Selections in Directed Evolution

Objective

Miniaturisation has become a driver of technological and scientific advance for problems that can only be solved by combinatorial approaches, requiring comprehensive testing of each member of a library.

We now plan to develop a new technology based on the idea of minimising the volume of biological and chemical reactions further.

Normally, each experiment in biology or chemistry is performed in a tube or multi-well plate. We now want to perform performed each assay in a separate microscopic droplet, with a volume one billion times smaller than a conventional assay.

These droplets will be formed, manipulated and analysed in a microfluidic system, consisting of a network of microscopic channels through which the droplets will flow in a stream of oil.

We aim to demonstrate their utility of this technology to search large numbers of compounds to develop new catalysts in directed evolution experiments.

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FP6-2002-MOBILITY-5
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EIF - Marie Curie actions-Intra-European Fellowships

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THE CHANCELLOR, MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
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United Kingdom

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