V. Jo Davisson
Papers
2
Total Citations
27
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2
About
V. Jo Davisson is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of drug discovery, analytical instrumentation, and high-throughput screening technologies. Davisson has made notable contributions to the development of automated systems designed to accelerate the identification of bioactive compounds, with particular emphasis on single-cell functional analysis and microbial screening platforms. A landmark contribution includes the 2013 development of a high-throughput secondary screening system capable of operating at the single-cell level, utilizing a semiautomated preparatory pipeline and a 384-well format to generate rapid, multi-parametric compound response data — work that has garnered 15 citations. Complementing this, Davisson's 2012 work introduced a microbial high-throughput screening instrument leveraging elastic light scatter patterns to enable high-speed combinatorial studies on bacterial colonies, earning 12 citations. Together, these efforts reflect a sustained commitment to pushing the boundaries of screening efficiency and sensitivity. Davisson's research holds particular value for the pharmaceutical and microbiology communities, offering practical tools that bridge the gap between large-scale compound libraries and meaningful biological insights, ultimately advancing early-stage drug discovery pipelines.
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- 1High-Throughput Secondary Screening at the Single-Cell Level15 citations · 2013
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