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Abstract

Traditional screening paradigms often focus on single targets. To facilitate drug discovery in the more complex physiological environment of a cell or organism, powerful cellular imaging systems have been developed. The emergence of these detection technologies allows the quantitative analysis of cellular events and visualization of relevant cellular phenotypes. Cellular imaging facilitates the integration of complex biology into the screening process, and addresses both high-content and high-throughput needs. This review describes how cellular imaging technologies contribute to the drug discovery process.

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Title
Cellular imaging in drug discovery
Author
Lang, Paul; Yeow, Karen; Nichols, Anthony; Scheer, Alexander
Pages
343-56
Publication year
2006
Publication date
Apr 2006
Publisher
Nature Publishing Group
ISSN
14741776
e-ISSN
14741784
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
223607035
Copyright
Copyright Nature Publishing Group Apr 2006