Screening for the One in a Million

Talmage, Logan

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Title

Screening for the One in a Million

Author(s)

Talmage, Logan

Issue Date

2025

Keyword(s)

• screening
• vastness
• specificity

Date of Ingest

2025-05-08T11:52:46-05:00

Abstract

In the shimmering glow of our agar gel plates, each distinct spot represents more than just an experimental result—it symbolizes a beacon of hope, much like a singular star shining brightly against a starry night sky. As we sift through a sea of potential antibodies in our high-throughput screening, we are reminded of a vibrant city skyline at night, where each illuminated building is a testament to countless possibilities, yet only one holds the promise of transformative breakthroughs. Similarly, amid the festive glow of Christmas tree lights, where every ornament twinkles uniquely, our quest is to discover that one in a million antibody capable of saving lives through innovative vaccines and therapeutics. This captivating visual metaphor underscores our relentless pursuit in biochemistry: from the subtle brilliance of an agar gel band to the awe-inspiring sparkle of urban lights and celestial wonders, we are driven to identify the singular candidate that could redefine medical treatment and public health.

Type of Resource

• still image
• text

Language

eng

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Copyright 2025 Logan Talmage

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