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Thus, given that there is a hit in screening unknown compounds, this method could be applied again.

17 Using a clinical dataset of 18 compounds, this method predicts in vivo clearance within twofold for 67% of the compounds and within threefold for 94% of the compounds.

While originally developed for characterization of chemical compounds this method has recently emerged as promising technique for the quantitative analysis of protein species in biological samples (Phanstiel et al., 2008; Picotti and Aebersold, 2012; Carr et al., 2014).

The effect of concentration on response time and angular change in the plasmon resonances was also observed, with potential applications for determining metabolism of compounds by this method.

Secondly, the use of radioactive compounds makes this method inappropriate for large population studies.

The results of screening six compounds using this method are included in Table 2, illustrated in Figure 1D.

From a starting point of 6,764 compounds, this screening method successfully identified three compounds able to induce upregulation of PAD1 reporter gene expression as a proxy for stumpy formation, and these were validated through follow-up analysis.

However, the starting and target compounds should be set as known compounds, and thus this method is difficult to be applied to the prediction of a synthetic pathway for a novel compound of interest.

There is no doubt that compounds produced by this method have an inherent tendency toward a more challenging synthesis compared to compounds which have originated in a chemical library.

The use of a 98% aqueous mobile phase reduces the risk of coelution of radiolabeled compounds which makes this method suitable with most of them.

A number of compounds prepared by this method were shown to possess impressive activity against Mycobacterium tuberculosis, extremely low toxicity and therefore high therapeutic indexes, as well as activity against even the more recalcitrant non-replicating form of M. tuberculosis.