high throughput screening

What are the Advantages of HTS?

- Speed: HTS can screen thousands to millions of compounds in a short period.
- Efficiency: Automation reduces human error and increases reproducibility.
- Data Richness: The large volume of data generated provides a robust dataset for identifying potential hits.

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