A seamless workflow from the medicinal chemist to the screening collections and then to project team assays for new chemical entities has been achieved, by using 1.4-ml 2D bar-coded tubes, an automated tube store system, and a database built in-house. A process of sample collecting, logging, shipping, and sample reformatting has been established with a ComPOUND/ ComMOTION automated tube store system at the heart of the process.
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