Multiplexed analysis of cellular responses using endogenous reporter genes
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1. A method of performing a multiplexed experiment on cells, the cells including an endogenous reporter gene for each of a plurality of responses, the endogenous reporter gene having a level of expression that changes substantially for only one of the responses, the method comprising:
- exposing the cells to a candidate modulator; and
measuring the level of expression of the endogenous reporter gene for each of the responses to determine if the candidate modulator changes the level, thereby relating the candidate modulator to each of the responses.
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System, including methods and compositions, for multiplexed analysis of cellular responses using endogenous, response-selective reporter genes.
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1. A method of performing a multiplexed experiment on cells, the cells including an endogenous reporter gene for each of a plurality of responses, the endogenous reporter gene having a level of expression that changes substantially for only one of the responses, the method comprising:
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exposing the cells to a candidate modulator; and
measuring the level of expression of the endogenous reporter gene for each of the responses to determine if the candidate modulator changes the level, thereby relating the candidate modulator to each of the responses. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A method of performing a multiplexed experiment on cells, the cells including an endogenous reporter gene for each of a plurality of responses to different ligands, the endogenous reporter gene having a level of expression that changes substantially for only one of the responses, the method comprising:
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exposing the cells to a candidate modulator; and
measuring the level of expression of the endogenous reporter gene for each of the responses to determine if the candidate modulator changes the level substantially, thereby relating the candidate modulator to each of the responses. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19)
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