UMICH HTS (CCG)

Overview of Services

The Center for Chemical Genomics (CCG) provides expertise and resources for U-M researchers and others to use modern high-throughput screening (HTS) approaches in tackling basic biology or novel drug discovery projects. Dedicated staff with years of pharmaceutical industry experience guide researchers in assay development, compound or RNAi screening, as well as chemoinformatic analysis of results. A wide range of methodologies are available including optical plate readers, high-content microscopic screening, and protein thermal stability. Both targeted and diverse compound libraries have yielded new chemical probes and drug leads, many with in vivo activity.

Leadership & Staff

Andy Alt, Ph.D., CCG Director - (734) 763-2340 - andyalt@umich.edu

Jenn Soules, LSI Cores Business Administrator - (734) 647-7772 - jlsoules@umich.edu

Aaron Robida, Research Laboratory Specialist - (734) 615-8602 - bida@umich.edu

Location and Hours of Operation

Links and Resources

1. Core Facility Website
2. MScreen Online Portal

Below is suggested language for recognizing the Center's contributions to your work:

Research reported in this publication was supported by the University of Michigan Center for Chemical Genomics (CCG). The CCG is grateful for support from the U-M Life Sciences Institute, the U-M Rogel Cancer Center, the U-M Biosciences Initiative, and grants from the National Institute of Health.

The CCG is also an integral part of the Structure and Drug Screening Shared Resource(link is external) at the Rogel Cancer Center. If you are a Rogel Cancer Center member using our services, please acknowledge the Cancer Center Support Grant (P30 CA046592).

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