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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information contact:Chemical Diversity Labs, Inc. Nikolay P. Savchuk, VP Marketing&Sales Tel. 858-7944860, Fax. 858-7944931 Email: nikolay_savchuk@chemdiv.com Applied Spectral
Imaging Ltd. Applied Spectral Imaging Ltd. and Chemical Diversity Labs, Inc. enter Collaboration for High Throughput Screening of Multiplex Drug Targets Migdal Ha'Emek, Israel, May 15, 2002 - Applied Spectral Imaging (ASI) and Chemical Diversity Labs, Inc. (CDL) have entered into a collaborative arrangement in which CDL will test its proprietary drug candidate library against multiple receptor targets utilizing ASI's automated multiplex assay detection platform. "We are delighted that CDL, with the world's largest collection of diverse small molecules for hit detection in High Throughput screening and expertise in innovative assay development, has chosen ASI's automated platform to perform analysis of multiple targets for its candidate molecules," says H. Laurence Shaw, M.D., ASI's Chief Executive Officer. "CDL is a global leader in the research, development, and commercialization of novel small molecule chemistry for bioscreening", said Dr. Ilya Okun, VP of Research and Development at CDL. " We are very pleased to work in tight collaboration with such an innovative company as ASI, which has revolutionized the field of spectral image resolution. We hope that with the ASI's technology, we will be able to furnish to pharmaceutical partners a novel biologically validated chemistry platform for multi targeted HTS, thereby increasing the efficiency of the drug discovery process." About
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