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Chapter 17: bioimage informatics for systems pharmacology.
PLoS computational biology - 1 Apr 2013
Li Fuhai, Yin Zheng, Jin Guangxu, Zhao Hong, Wong Stephen T C
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Recent advances in automated high-resolution fluorescence microscopy and robotic handling have made the systematic and cost effective study of diverse morphological changes within a large population of cells possible under a variety of perturbations, e.g., drugs, compounds, metal catalysts, RNA interference (RNAi). Cell population-based studies deviate from conventional microscopy studies on a few cells, and...
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