Sesame © 1999-2007, Zsolt Zolnai, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Sesame LIMS
The aims of the Sesame project are to develop a computing infrastructure, based on the client/server paradigm and utilizing distributed objects, to support high-throughput protein structure-function investigations. The Sesame project is made up of a number of individual modules each of which is designed to allow users to record and organize information regarding one aspect of their research.
Requirements
All Sesame modules can be accessed on-line from anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day as long as certain requirements are met.

Click to Start	Sesame Modules
	SHEHERAZADE: Main Module: Wetlab, NMR, Crystallization, Proteomics, the works.
	CAMEL: NMR and related views
	WELL: Crystallization and NMR Screens, related views
	LAMP: Metabolomics
	RUKH: Y2H Screens and related views
	JAR: Target Requests
	SUNDIAL: Spectrometer Schedules

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