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Evaluating the utility of brightfield image data for mechanism of action prediction

Harrison et al., 2023

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Harrison P
Gupta A
Rietdijk J
Wieslander H
Carreras-Puigvert J
Georgiev P
Wählby C
Spjuth O
Sintorn I
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PLOS Computational Biology

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Fluorescence staining techniques, such as Cell Painting, together with fluorescence microscopy have proven invaluable for visualizing and quantifying the effects that drugs and other perturbations have on cultured cells. However, fluorescence microscopy is expensive …
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