Handbook of drug screening

A presentation of screening techniques, modern technologies, and high-capacity instrumentation for increased productivity in the development and discovery of new drugs, chemical compounds, and targeted delivery of pharmaceuticals. It contains practical applications and examples of strategies in cell...

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Other Authors: Seethala, Ramakrishna 1947- (Editor), Fernandes, P. B. (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York Marcel Dekker 2001
Series:Drugs and the pharmaceutical sciences v. 114
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Table of Contents:
  • Moving into the third millennium after a century of screening
  • Basic considerations in designing high-throughput screening assays
  • Screening platforms
  • Homogeneous assays for high-throughput and ultrahigh-throughput screening
  • Microbe-based screening systems
  • Molecular genetic screen design for agricultural and pharmaceutical product discovery
  • Receptor screens for small molecule agonist and antagonist discovery
  • Functional assay screens
  • Enzyme screens
  • Screening strategies for ion channel targets
  • High-throughput screening assays for detection of transcription
  • Screening of combinatorial biology libraries for natural products discovery
  • Higher-throughput screening assays with human hepatocytes for hepatotoxicity, metabolic stability, and drug-drug interaction potential
  • High-throughput screening for metabolism-based drug-drug interactions
  • The ATCG of drug discovery
  • Genomics/functional proteomics for identification of new targets
  • Bioinformatics: identification of novel targets and their characterization
  • The evolution of laboratory automation
  • Robotics and automation
  • Assay miniaturization: developing technologies and assay formats
  • Screening in the NanoWorld: single-molecule spectroscopy and miniaturized high-throughput screening.