Lecture

Drug Target Discovery: Thermal Shift Profiling

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Description

This lecture explores drug target discovery using Cellular Thermal Shift Assay, measuring target engagement through stability shifts induced by compounds. It covers proteomics with isobaric tags and the application of thermal profiling in tissues and whole blood.

Instructor

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