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assay design method |
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The assay design method describes how a biological or physical process screened / investigated in the model system is translated into a detectable signal. This relates to the technology / technologies used to make the assay system work, i.e. enable that the screened process can be detected. It typically involves some manipulation of the (biological) model system to detect the process of interest. |
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http://www.bioassayontology.org/bao#BAO_0002202 |
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assay design method |
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bao:BAO_0002202 |
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assay design method |
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| textual definition |
The assay design method describes how a biological or physical process screened / investigated in the model system is translated into a detectable signal. This relates to the technology / technologies used to make the assay system work, i.e. enable that the screened process can be detected. It typically involves some manipulation of the (biological) model system to detect the process of interest. |
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