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Lin et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Image-based high-content screening in drug discovery

Lin et al., 2020

Document ID
5855091626125069669
Author
Lin S
Schorpp K
Rothenaigner I
Hadian K
Publication year
Publication venue
Drug discovery today

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Highlights•Complex phenotypic imaging assays aim at mimicking the biology of interest.•Cellular profiling in high-content assays improve description of compound actions.•Assessing cellular fingerprints of compounds can transform drug development.• …
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